Just so you understand what I am trying to say: PO claims that sites aren't in anyway rigged. My claim is that if this is the case, then we should have some top players that can play on any of the sites and equally crush the games. But what I am seeing is that the top players tend to just focus on a single site where they are doing well, and their success doesn't translate to other sites when they try.
based on what evidence LMAO.
Do your own homework on this... then maybe you'd know what you don't know now (instead of convincing yourself of something because of made up witch hunts with tinfoil hats).
For starters, why not check the TOP 100 (or the TOP 1,000 list) of today's winning MTT players (at least the ones who opt in to have their overall stats. listed). Do you even know of something like this that exists? It sure doesn't seem so. Previously you've asked to see 'any' players who are winning on any sites.
When I read your statements/comments, it
tells me you just don't have much experience or knowledge and haven't done much of anything to find things out for yourself. Instead it's post in some rigged thread and find other riggies rookies who share similar beliefs.
I was always interested in following others who were doing well at games I was playing or watching. I've followed MANY players... since 2007 til' now. Many of today's bigger live MTT players were actually low (& mid) stakes grinders in 2007-2009.
Also, if you're playing in ANY tournament online, you can easily check some of the players stats for that particular site and if it's a game that is $11+ (sometimes lower but the consistency is not as much in the micros due to larger number of recreationals vs. good regulars). & once the tourney is down to the last 20% of players, you'll find that the majority of players on your table will actually be 'winning' players, and many with a HUGE amount of volume (it's not unusual to see players on your table with 30,000, 50,000 or 80,000+ games played). THe deeper you go in ANY tournament, the bigger % of winning vs. losing players you will see and I am not talking 5 vs. 4... it is more like 1 or 2 losers...all the others winners. Why not go try a sample size for yourself... get some 'real' data so you can actually base it on something concrete instead of just b.s. from some freeroller who doesn't know what they are even talking about... just that 'flushes hit more often on such & such site' ... or if you cashout you'll lose for the next 60days, etc. etc.