I'm sure he gave me a J and raised knowing very well I have top pair and Hes better .
Then why so big? Wouldn't they want to get value? And why would they 'give you a J'... when you're still yet to act on the flop?
I'm not insinuating anything but your response doesn't make sense to me. How do they put you on a 'J'? Why not '77', '22', (or 88, AQ, 55?...). They know you're flatting off of 20bb otb vs EP.. but are 3-Betting AQo+, 66+). Still, how does this put you on a 'J' (makes no sense to me... but I'm a bit slow so maybe I'm just missing something)
So they're only betting POT here from EP on a board like this when they're holding an overpair? What about AK, TT, AQs....
When I first saw the post (the title) I assumed that it would be that your hand was flagged due to their 'game integrity software' (< or whatever they call it at Stars), catching it. And from my understanding, for this to happen a player(s) would've needed to report you to bring it to their attention.
If they feel it's warranted, someone from their integrity/security team will pull your Hand Histories and have them analyzed by the software they use.... and then from there will select hand(s) and ask you questions about them.
Sure it can be a hassle (and worse if you get ruled against while not guilty of any wrongdoing) but at the same time, I think this is a big PLUS for Pokerstars as it shows us they are listening to customers complaints and then following up on it. (although YES it does seem like a huge waste of time with it being a private freeroll... but it does show that they care about all of their games... so maybe a good thing too???).
Why do you think it was a player in a Splash game that may have reported you? (fwiw I don't know what a splash game is... I'm assuming it's poker). And if so, you'd expect them to ask about
hands in question from that game... no?
Please try to bear with me... and dumb it down for me a bit (like you know... don't 'Umm' me too much please)