SamSpayed:
DodgyPutter: Until wgt take the cheats out before awarding the prizes what is the point in reporting them?
The point in reporting them is to get the cheats out of the game and keep them from gaining any benefit from cheating.
If they take the cheats out of the game why do they then need to keep them from gaining any benefit?
SamSpayed:
Like Nico said, WGT tries to identify cheaters and remove them. Our reporting suspected cheaters helps them with that.
WGTNico: As many cheaters as we do catch on our end, there are some that slip through and that's where player reporting helps a lot in combatting these.
You're interpretation, and that's what it is, of the quote from Nico seems wrong to me. Where does he say they remove cheaters, if he thinks it I reckon you're both wrong?
The stuff that's being discussed here, people setting up multi accounts to win a few coins, seems just stupid to me. By the time you do all you need to do you'd spend more than any possible gain.
But lets go with it, you're simply wrong that if we report these people wgt will ban them.
If we report them, and wgt can confirm they have multiple accounts, they will ban the secondary and any further accounts. They will not ban the person and they will not suspend the initial account. That to me means they don't ban the cheaters. If they set up another account before the next showdown and that is noticed that account will be suspended the person will still not be banned. Then we can have another thread that goes all vigilante; names players who score -3, generalised lists of what cheat signs are etc etc.
Ignoring all that it's still wrong that wgt keep the prizes.
Looking at accounts like this, in an open forum, seems wrong to me too.