CHEATING : Fedor Holz sounds the alarm about online imposters
2025-03-02 - RICHARD Fabien
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Could online cheats soon be excluded from the world's biggest tournaments?

Fedor Holz, integrity ambassador for GGPoker, recently stated that the use of real-time assistance (RTA) on the platform would result in exclusion from the World Series of Poker (WSOP). This shocking announcement highlights a growing issue in online poker.

 

A Clear Warning

 

 

Holz, one of the most respected figures in poker, was clear: cheaters have no place in this game. He emphasized that GGPoker, in collaboration with the WSOP, enforces a zero-tolerance policy against those who use banned tools to gain an unfair advantage.

This stance follows several scandals involving high-level players using RTAs, software that provides real-time advice on decision-making during a game. These tools, while available, are strictly prohibited as they compromise the fairness of the game.

The poker community is concerned about the impact of such cheating on the game's reputation. The WSOP, being the most prestigious festival, must maintain an impeccable image. The partnership with GGPoker to strengthen anti-cheating measures is a crucial step in preserving poker's integrity.

Holz also mentioned that advanced technologies are being implemented to detect suspicious behavior. Players caught cheating will not only be banned from GGPoker but also from the WSOP, which is a major sanction in the industry.

This initiative marks the beginning of an era of transparency and accountability in online poker. Major platforms and tournaments are working together to ensure a fair gaming environment. Players are now warned: cheating will not be tolerated, and the consequences will be severe.

Through his commitment, Fedor Holz reminds everyone that poker is a game of skill, strategy, and honor. It is essential that these values are upheld for the good of the community and the future of the game.

Thanks to influential figures like Holz and strict measures, the integrity of the game is safeguarded, ensuring fair competition for all poker enthusiasts.

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