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  • admin 1:30 am on March 7, 2010 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , Bottom Right Corner, Cheating, , , , Hand, Hand 1, , , Index Finger, Little Finger, Maneuver, , Mechanic, Middle Fingers, Misrepresentation, Palms, , Peek, Pinky Finger, Rear Edge, Ring Finger, Sleight Of Hand, Sleights, Types Of Poker   

    Home-game Cheating Awareness, Part I: Sleights of Hand 

    According to general poker wisdom, there are eight types of poker cheating: Sleight of hand, collusion, angling, marked cards, misrepresentation of a hand, pot interaction, prepared decks and phony chips. In this article we will go over the main techniques used in sleights of hand.

     

    1.  The Mechanic’s Grip: Cheating players in charge of dealing hold the deck in a way that facilitates several types of cheating like peeking, second dealing and bottom dealing (to be explained later in this article).

     

    Grip A: Cheating dealers have the deck on their palms, with the index and middle fingers by the short side of the deck away from themselves.

     

    Grip B: Cheating dealers hold the deck with their thumbs on top of the deck, the index finger holding it around the front edge, the two middle fingers underneath the deck and the little finger around the rear edge. In this case, most of the deck is covered by the dealer’s hand.

     

    2. The Peek: The dealers peek at the top card of the deck before dealing, which allows them to know who gets that card during the dealing or to deal it to themselves if wanted.

     

    Maneuver: using the mechanic’s grip, the dealers make sure their thumb is blocking the top card from being pushed to the right; the cheats then push the card to the right slowly with their pinky finger and the ring finger if necessary, making the bottom right corner of the card curl, and the number of the card visible. This maneuver is hard to master but possible with enough practice.

     

    3.  The Second Deal: After peeking at the top card of the deck, the cheating dealer keeps the top card in place and starts dealing from the second card on.

     

    Maneuver: using the mechanic’s grip, the cheating dealer softly pushes the top card inward from the rest of cards, leaving an inch of the second card exposed beneath it, easy to push forward with the thumb as if it was the first card. This maneuver is difficult to master, and it only works if the dealers have chosen the top card for themselves after peeking at it.

     

    4. The Bottom Deal: After choosing a card, the dealers place it on the very bottom of the deck and deal it to themselves.

     

    Maneuver: using the mechanic’s grip to hide the action, the dealers wait until everybody has their cards to deal themselves the known bottom card.

     

    5. Extra Cards: As long as nobody is focusing too much on the dealing, cheat dealers deal themselves an extra card or more. These cards give dealers the advantage to choose the best card among them and get rid of the bad extra ones at some point of the game.  

     

    Maneuver: Cheating dealers push two cards with the thumb holding the deck and grab both cards with the thumb and index fingers of the other hand; if done by the end of the deal, the extra cards will fall on top of the cards already dealt, which makes it almost unnoticeable. After choosing which cards to keep, cheating dealers have to either put back the extra cards into the deck, which is difficult, or dump them on the floor.

     

    Vigilant players should check under the table for fallen cards after each hand, which could indicate extra-card cheating.

     

    6. False Shuffling: The following are four ways of false shuffling,

     

    a) Keeping the bottom card at the bottom: The cheating dealers divide the deck in two halves shuffled together by interlocking them. By ensuring that the half with the chosen bottom card is brought down first, the card will remain on the bottom. This maneuver is useful for bottom-dealing.

     

    b) Shuffling the bottom card to the top of the deck. After peeking at the bottom card, cheating dealers undercut the deck by taking portions of the deck held in one hand with the other, and piling them on the table, and leaving the last card by itself in the left hand, to be naturally placed at the top of the shuffled deck. This maneuver is used for second or extra-card dealing.

     

    c) Keeping one or more cards at the top of the deck. This can be done with the previous way of shuffling or by interlocking the cards, making sure the half with the wanted cards is brought down last. This maneuver is used for second or extra-card dealing.

     

    d) Stacking the deck: It involves manipulating the deck in a way that allows cheating dealers to position the card(s) at the top, separated by a number of cards corresponding to the number of players before them, thus dealing themselves the wanted cards with nobody noticing. This requires the time to choose all the wanted cards before the dealers are seen at the table dealing, which is not always possible.

     

    7. Palming: The dealers hide individual cards in their hands and hide them into their pockets, under their legs or by dropping them on the floor and covering them with a foot. Then, at the right moment, the dealers bring the card back when their hand requires it.

     

    8.  Shifting the Cut: The cheating dealers arrange the deck in a way that benefits their hand, yet let another player cut the deck in smaller piles along the table. The dealers identify the positions of each pile and allow the other player to stack the bottom pile into the middle of the deck. To restore the original order of the deck, the dealer picks up the original top pile (now in another part of the deck) and places it back on top, then moves the original bottom pile back to the bottom, and so on with the other piles. Extensive practice is needed for a cheating dealer to master this technique.  

     

    Next: Home-Game Cheating Awareness, Part II: Other Cheating Methods

    This article was published courtesy of TightPoker. com.

    Tight Poker (www. tightpoker. com) is the top site for Party Poker information and promos, as well as a popular resource center for Poker news, promotions, reviews of online poker sites, strategy articles and also home to an active forum for discussing poker news and strategy.

     

  • admin 1:46 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: azkaban, Cheating, Dementor, , , game..just, Harry, , Harry Potter And The Prisoner, Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban, Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban Game, Harry Potter Game, Potter, Potter Harry, prisoner, Prisoner Of Azkaban, Prisoner Of Azkaban Game   

    Harry Potter and the prisoner of azkaban game..just cheating 


    harry potter cheating mode … harry potter game cheats happy tatu prisoner of azkaban dementor

     

    • space3332 2:01 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      I love this game.
      I have played it a lot and all so
      played to other ones as well.
      Have finished three of them.
      playing the last one i am doing
      now. I have red three of the books.
      Have not seen the movies at all.
      love the games and the books only.
      space3332

    • crakhp 2:04 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      i would love to have it on ps2
      but can’t find it in shops:(

    • DoReMiRocker 2:40 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      i have it on the ps2.

    • crakhp 2:46 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      well to turn ghost mode on u put ‘ghost’ to a key
      for example
      y=ghost
      and to turn it off u need to put ‘walk’ to a key
      x=walk

    • GamesOverWalkthrough 3:34 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      how do you turn off the ghost mode?

    • WailordLvX 4:04 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      My documents>Harry potter 3>Game

    • DJKowal94 4:08 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      In vista or win7 try to run hp3 with windows2000 compliance.
      right click on hp3 icon >properties > compilance.

    • KiLerZolika 4:11 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      Thanks!

    • crakhp 4:58 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      i put y key as ‘walk’ so it disables the ghost mode

    • KiLerZolika 5:19 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      hey how do u off the ghost mode? please reply!

    • zeldafandude99 6:08 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      where do i download? this game brings back so many memories…….

    • OhMaJezzus 7:03 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      Go to Cheat Planet!
      They have a whole bunch of Cheats and Guides there for all Game Systems! :D

    • mrohyeah013579 7:42 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      i got a problem that awesome game gave my pc a thermal event thats where the pc shuts down on you all the time and so i got a vista and now it wont even work for the vista >:( , its perfect i mean its the all time pc and LOL it work work

    • kilariviq 8:11 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      where is the notepad file for false/true debug mode

    • BelovedandLoveless 8:58 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      when (or what system) do u get the spring charm? because in all of my harry potter playing days of the past ive never seen it b4

    • singaman101 9:45 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      is there a cheat to change the bird/horse to a broom?

    • ryanmovies100 9:45 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      whats the cheat??

    • motoandsk8 10:08 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      does it have cheats for ps2
      ?

    • Ryansharples014 10:18 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      mte did u get the hp6 demo if u did plz tell me

    • crakhp 10:38 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      i’ve posted a video called “harry potter 3 game cheats”..u can find it on my account..in it i tell how to turn on debug mode

    • politoed2000 11:10 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      how do you on the debug mode?

    • crakhp 11:44 am on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      lol
      thnx

    • TreadstoneJason 12:23 pm on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      by editing the same file you edited for ghost mode harry can move from one side of the room to the other in zero time. Just type teleport next to the button of your choice and press that button while you are in the game. He will teleport in a strait line until he hits a wall.

    • crakhp 12:44 pm on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      you are welkome ^^

    • yahoo12345jojo 12:49 pm on January 7, 2010 Permalink

      Ok. Thanks so much!

  • admin 1:47 am on November 16, 2009 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , Buy Xbox, Cheating, , Cheats Xbox, , , ,   

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  • admin 7:36 pm on November 13, 2009 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , Attacker, Blitz, , Cheating, Computer Systems, Distributed, Distributed Systems, , , , Imagine, Massively, , Online Cheating, , Online Voting,   

    Exploiting Online Games: Cheating Massively Distributed Systems 

    Exploiting Online Games: Cheating Massively Distributed Systems
    "Imagine trying to play defense in football without ever studying offense. You do not know when a run was coming, how to defend pass patterns, nor when the blitz. In computer systems, as in football, a defender must be able to think like an attacker. I say in my class each semester, you will not be the last person to attack your own system – you should be first. "The world is quickly going online. While I caution against online voting, it is clear that online gaming…
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    • Baeddan 8:12 pm on November 13, 2009 Permalink

      As someone who does not play games online, I approached this book with more curiosity than a practical need. It is a worthwhile read, although with experience with the language game would certainly have made it easier to understand. Technical readers will want to skip to Chapter 5 and read the second half of the book, which includes many detailed explanations on how to manipulate games to your advantage.
      The aim of the book is manipulating the client side of the game, with relatively few vulnerabilities on the server. There is not very much guidance to game developers about how to avoid the problems discussed in the book.
      I was pleased that the book covers not only security issues but also related issues such as confidentiality, and ethical issues for both providers of online games and play pirate and to subvert the game.
      Many lessons are applicable to any distributed system with thick clients, not including game software, but also enterprise systems. As such, it is useful for developers playing virtually any distributed system, because it will give a fairly accurate picture of the length that the attackers are willing to go to compromise a distributed system, and their capacity to handle the software without designs or source code.

    • Yumi 10:00 pm on November 13, 2009 Permalink

      Although I am not a computer gamer, I am extremely impressed by what is happening in online games – and surprised many people in communities who can enjoy their efforts. What the general public to communicate the lessons of software security?
      Online games, especially newer ones massively networked, are obviously ripe for attackers to dupe. Even if they are intended "only" games, real attacks can take place only to have serious consequences for communities who play these games.
      More importantly, by showing the problems in these pieces of software for fun, Gary and Greg have done a great service to all those working in the software. Mistakes in online games are undoubtedly rooted in issues of software found in the "real world" software as well.
      This is an excellent opportunity to discover the types of problems of security software that hit too many of our systems, games for mission critical enterprise applications today.

    • Anonymous 10:23 pm on November 13, 2009 Permalink

      This is the result of incursions from the Hoglund is cheating in Warcraft. He did a great Black Hat presentation on the same subject in 2006, as well.
      Even if you are a security expert, you learn things. For example, requirements for games (responsiveness, efficient use of network bandwidth, etc.) require them to design their systems with the risk, and that this risk can be exploited. The only alternative is to run the entire game on their servers and client programs are simply display stations, and it just will not work. It makes reading very good.
      Even Hoglund political rants are enjoyable to read, even if they ring hollow. It's okay for him to hack the system by all means necessary, because he is a hacker and this is what hackers. But this is not right for the people who run these games for the hack back because it's an invasion of privacy. How dare they! It seems that the real offense is that he was out piracy, yeah, it's annoying to lose.
      I rate only three stars because I expect it will not age well. If you read this review in 2007, you can buy the book, it's great. Buy it, you'll love it. If you are reading in 2008, 2009 or beyond, to recognize that the principles it illustrates are likely to be true for a long period, but the details have a life.

  • admin 7:32 pm on November 7, 2009 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , Alarming Increase, , , Cheating, Cheating Boyfriend, , Dangerous Incidents, Facts, , , , , , Important Facts, Important Things, , , , , , Poker Buddies, , , , Popularity Of Poker, Richard Marcus, Tragedies, Worst Case Scenarios   

    Home-game Cheating Awareness, Part III : Important Facts About Poker Cheats 

    Direct access to poker games through television and marketing strategy effective poker industry today has considerably increased the popularity of poker, and more people are now hosting poker nights at home. What most fans of poker do not know is that not only do they risk their money and everyone is cheating the gamers, it also threatens to police raids, and in the worst-case scenarios still real losing their lives. If you enjoy playing and hosting poker nights, there are some basic things you need to know for the safety of all stakeholders.
      One of my previous series of articles dealing with tragedies poker stars 4 tragedies home game on 9 which occurred during the last century and the beginning of it, and not every player who ended up killing their poker buddies is a criminal experience. Some of them were ordinary people who wanted to have fun, but found themselves in a situation and reacted impulsively and, unfortunately. Therefore, playing poker at home can certainly be dangerous and subject to unthinkable if people are not careful.
      According to Richard Marcus, a professional casino cheater now retired, spoke to the alarming increase in home-game cheating can lead to dangerous incidents.
      "If cheating is blown sky-high on the Internet, it has gone nuclear in home games. How do I know? You have only to read my e-mails. Eighty-five percent of them myself questioning to avoid cheating in poker questions about the incidents in the home games of the senders. "
      So, what are the signs or characters would be a lot of poker when looking for suspecting the honesty of some players? If a host poker would get rid of their cheating boyfriend or learn all about the cheating before hosting his poker game first, there are 4 important things to consider about cheating at poker, according to poker and author Marc Wortman.
      Cheats do anything rather than admit to cheating. If you think facing a poker cheat on their questionable practices going to embarrass them and make them confess and repent of their actions, then you do not really know a lot of cheating at poker.
      Even if you or others at the table to catch a cheater red hands, they deny with all their might. The only thing you can go out to meet a cheater is a bad argument, which may escalate into something more unpleasant, depending on the circumstances and feelings of other players.
      Low stakes could not deter cheaters. Some cheaters are more motivated by the challenge of deceiving others than by profit. They can not play without the thrill of changing the game to their advantage and win. Most cheaters home watching games at home where there is a balance between the issues of profits and the opportunity for other players to catch the cheaters. Therefore, keep in mind that even when playing for pennies, you may be hosting a cheater who likes to just fool everyone.
      Cheaters will try to continue playing after his capture. Even after an embarrassing moment in your poker night, the cheater will try to continue to be invited to future games, especially because they will always deny their involvement, and express any kind of shame in not coming back would be like admitting the suspicion was correct.
      Cheaters will not be afraid when told by a competent host. If you ever thought that the warning of a cheat you know what they could to dissuade him / her, you will not dare to cheat to improve. Therefore, do not make the mistake of waking the beast cheat!
      According to Richard Marcus, the technical trickery that won the prize for # 1 in home games is the marking of cards.
      Marcus argues that nowadays, the trend for marking cheaters home style move involves a Mission Impossible: buy several new games, taking the card without damaging the plastic packaging or on the blue sticker on the sealing Opening box, marking cards, putting everything back, and ironing the plastic envelopes in cellophane to seal the deck. Then the cheaters take the decks in a shop near the site of the game, including a store that stays open till late, and when the seller is distracted, cheaters replace bridges with the new mark. Then, the game, the cheat goes on "tilt" and tears of bad cards in their hands in frustration apparent. When all the platforms available in the guest house is ruined, somebody will try to buy a bridge in the nearest store, one that is open until late and is now selling bridges marked . And to everyone's surprise, there was no bridge over the tearing cheater for the rest of the game, only tearing down the chimneys of all.
      Therefore, it is important for breakfast game for how far the cheating players are willing to devote time and energy for fun to fool everyone, even close friends. Hopefully the secrets of your own cheater have been exposed in this article, and you'll be able to expel them from your enjoyment of poker at home.
      Next: Home-game Cheating Awareness, Part IV: 8 Home protection rules

    This article has been published with the permission of TightPoker. com.
      Tight Poker (www. tightpoker. Com) is a Top Site for Party Poker information and promos, and a resource center for the popular new Poker, promotions, reviews of poker sites online, articles and strategy which also hosts an active forum for discussing poker news and strategy.
     

  • admin 7:38 pm on November 4, 2009 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: Cheating, Cheating Game, Clip, , , Language, Mind, Mind Game,   

    Mind Your Language ( The Cheating Game Clip 1 ) 


    The Cheating Game Clip 1

     

    • sinnednosbig 8:31 pm on November 4, 2009 Permalink

      I was having naughty thoughts too mmmm

    • drerror 8:49 pm on November 4, 2009 Permalink

      3:49 hahahahahahahahahhaha

    • multisnipian 9:44 pm on November 4, 2009 Permalink

      dont forget me gettin my turban in!

    • curriz 10:02 pm on November 4, 2009 Permalink

      “Im sure htat was perfectly normal” LOL

    • zee116 10:27 pm on November 4, 2009 Permalink

      Love this show, forever green… ;)

    • ZHJ1988 11:21 pm on November 4, 2009 Permalink

      hahahali is too funny

    • LxvDragonLxv 11:49 pm on November 4, 2009 Permalink

      imo i Love this Lawl it is Sooooo funny

    • stnlymrm812t 12:28 am on November 5, 2009 Permalink

      i like the way daniel says “i say no”

    • tangram108 1:02 am on November 5, 2009 Permalink

      this is eh. but ima watch it anyways.

    • BoopMonster 1:29 am on November 5, 2009 Permalink

      i think i will watch too.diddo on the “eh”

  • admin 9:57 pm on October 31, 2009 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: Angling, Article Series, , Cheaters, Cheating, , Different Times, Extensive Guide, , , , , Home Poker, , Irregularities, Maneuvers, , Methods, , , Paying Attention, , Poker Hands, Private Time, Shading, Shooters   

    Home-game Cheating Awareness, Part II : Other Cheating Methods 

    Our 4-part article series will offer you an extensive guide to detecting the different ways cheaters may invade and clean up your home poker nights, even if they are friends or acquaintances you have trusted over the years. If you read our first article, you will now be more wary of dealing irregularities; now read on to find out other methods used at home games.

    Collusion:

    Requiring minimal skill and preparation, collusion is definitely the most used and the easiest way to cheat. It consists of an agreement between two or more players to signal each other at different times of the game how their poker hands are standing and when winning, they split the pot between them.

    Maneuvers: Each player agrees on discreetly giving each other signals about the strength of their hands, and when one of them is dealing, the other distracts the other players. Some of the signals to share hand information involves turning the cards faced down after dealing outwards, thus showing their numbers in a split second, but if paying attention, the colluding players can see the cards. In addition, the colluding players may agree to speak using a code that is imperceptible to the other players.

    Angling:

    Although allowed in some casinos, angling consists of acting when it is not the player’s turn, thus influencing the other players’ actions, and when it is finally the player’s turn, taking back the anticipated action, thus affecting the others’ fate in the hand. Players who use angling are called “angle shooters” and some say it is more unethical than plain cheating.

    Marked Cards:

    Cards can be marked obviously, noticeably up close, or imperceptibly. In order to mark the poker cards, the cheating player has to own the deck or have at least plenty of private time with it before playing.

    For vigilant players, card markings can be classified in 4 types:

    Shading. Manipulation of the card design with very fine ink applied with extreme precision, making it almost imperceptible.

    Daubing. Available in magic stores, a special ink only visible with special sunglasses is applied to the marked cards, and the cheater plays the poker game wearing the glasses.

    Corner Crimp. The cheating player peeks at the wanted card (top or bottom) and discreetly pushes it a small distance away from the rest of the cards, subtly bends the corner closest to the thumb or index finger. The cheat can do this with all aces or kings.

    Thumbnailing. This technique consists of inserting the thumb nail inside one of the edges of the card, barely splitting the card but leaving a mark that is visible to the trained eye. 

    Misrepresentation of a Hand:

    Also called bad calling, a cheat misrepresents a hand by reveling it at showdown but calling it something better than what it is. If unnoticed by the rest of the players, the cheat gets the money; if caught, he/she will innocently pretend to have made a mistake and laugh it off. If not careful, too many of these mistakes can reveal the true agenda of the cheat.

    Pot interaction:

    Cheating can very easily occur when putting money into the pot or “making change” off of it, which can allow the cheat to take small but frequent amounts of money that favor his/her bankroll.

    To avoid inappropriate handling of the pot, players should keep track of the expected pot amount. If the amount is less than expected, each player’s bankroll must be counted.

    Prepared Deck:

    A cheat can prepare a deck by putting the wanted cards in strategic places before shuffling, and the cheat would usually say the deck has already been shuffled. This trick is frequently used in angling. The most basic deck-preparing includes cards whose back designs are not symmetric, and if the position of the design of some cards differs from the others that will help the cheater figure out which cards those are during the game. However, if he players move the cards or the deck is shuffled again before the next hand, the cheating would lose its course.

    Phony Chips:

    After a player purchased phony $100 chips from the Rio souvenir shop during the 2005 WSOP, the chips were used by that player for the tournaments, and since then, it has been a cheating trend. The red engraving that identifies a chip as an official WSOP chip is not easily visible in all chips, especially when stacked up, which confuses them with fake ones.

    Players may bring phony chips or steal them from previous games and introduce them to the game. In order to avoid this, the host must be very protective of his/her chips and when possible try to purchase unique-looking chips, different from standard color denominations, and keep them locked at all times. The game should be played with the house chips and no one should be allowed to bring their own; unique-looking chips prevent phony chips from being secretly introduced in the game.

    Learning about all the ways you can expect a cheat player to boycott your home game creates awareness about how deceitful some of your acquaintances can be. However, detecting cheating and demanding justice in a home game can be difficult and challenging. In our next article, we will show you the ways you can protect your home from poker cheats.

    Next: Home-Game Cheating Awareness, Part III: Important Facts about Poker Cheats

    TightPoker.com (http://www.tightpoker.com) is the top site for Party Poker information and promos, as well as a popular resource center for Poker news, promotions, reviews of online poker sites, strategy articles and also home to an active forum for discussing poker news and strategy.

     

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