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Internationally recognized gaming commision is true.
Its called Kanawake Gaming Commision (KGC), but if anyone think that's a safte to play measurement........They are totally wrong.
Kanawake is an old indian reservate located in Canada. They have some sort of own laws, making it posible for them to give away gaming licenses to all kind og gaming sites, and they make a huge ammount of money on that. Actually its one of the richest territories in north america.
That way, most casinos and pokersites are not getting in trouble with big countrys gaming laws.
I've send them several complaints regarding FTP's obvious awarding players from US and Canada, winning with crazy calls, hitting everything as soon as one is all in, with hands that are more than 75 procent ahead.......attached i dont know how many hands as proof.
For instance AAs.......i have a winning procentage with that hand in here UNDER 20%.........and against US/Can players UNDER 10%..........no matter how i play AA, hard og slow.........opponent always hits two low pair, flush with 4 alike on deck........or runner runner for a straight.
All KGC does is send your complaint to Full Tilt Poker, and you get the standard answer back........"They dont see any reason to change procedure"
And off course KGC dont do anything about it.........because you dont chop of the hand that feeds you.
And why do FTP award US/Can players you would probably ask?
Think about it..........where is the biggest market?........where are there most potential players?......yes, in Northern America.
And with a lot of other sites banning US players, off course FTP invites them in, letting them win........more money in the bank for FTP and KGC.
Always remember.......This is business..........BIG BUSINESS.
I've played over 1500 games on FTP, so i can base my statements on facts, and compared to a lot of other pokersites..........this site is way unreal.
And one last thing.............No independent third part checks out their RNG........At least you cant get an answer on who, if you ask. Very weird.