Casino News Article of the Month: Absolute Poker Does Not Deserve Online Gambling Business

We start off the month of December with an update on the cheating scandal that took place nearly two months ago at Absolute Poker. Apparently, Absolute Poker and the Kahnawake Gaming Commission thinks the matter is water under the bridge. Let's just stop talking about it, let some time pass by, and act like it never happened, shall we? That way, we will all forget that it happened. Well, aside from the vague explanation that it was some unnamed employee responsible for hacking into Kahnawke's casino servers, nothing else has been done. Kahnawake says they were subjecting Absolute to a full audit by an independent auditor, but has not released any details nor undertaken a formal investigation about the accusations that Absolute Poker's founder was the "unnamed employee", rather than some computer geek. That being the case, Online Casino Conditions takes the formal stance of recommending that all players cease from gambling at Absolute Poker. Player trust is a delicate matter, and the fact that it was broken, followed by a cover up and denial, and now the lacsidasical attitude about the whole matter, is the greatest insult to all online gamblers. Short of blacklisting Absolute Poker, we issue a strong warning for all players to stay clear of this poker site.

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