Anything new on this? I am always interested to here how poker rooms treat there players.
The post at your site offers the reason they claim you are being investigated. I play a lot of heads up poker, and it is a very differant game then full table poker.
1. Hand No. 406754964 – Roses4me06874 having checked and called a bet on each round now passes on the last card with a Queen flush
With out seeing the board it is imposible to know what happened on this hand, but i would assume that either the board was paired(or even double paired) or Roses4me06874 was looking for a check-raise.
2. Hand No. 406755246 – Roses4me06874 bets $6 to your check then calls your raise of $6 on the last card holding 10-clubs and 2-spades the board shows 3-spades 7-spades J-hearts 5-clubs and K-clubs
This one seems odd, I could not explain the action here. But heads up poker is usually played at breakneck speed, it could have been a mis-read of the board/hand(maybe thought a flush) or simply hitting the wrong button. In a several hour long heads up sesion I tend to make a couple errors related to hitting the wrong button, and mis-reading the board.
3. Hand No. 406756391 – Roses4me06874 calls a $3 bet on the last card holding 7-hearts and 4-diamonds the board shows J-diamonds 6-clubs A-diamonds Q-clubs and 6-hearts
This looks like a simple case of calling a suspected bluff, the opponent need a king or a pair to win. Ive seen, and done much stranger.
This action by CD poker seems odd, I would expect to see much more convincing data before they accuse a paying customer (and probably an affiliate) of being a criminal.