Online Poker Cheating Investigation Continues
Published: Friday, November 23, 2007 Online-Casinos.com
ONLINE POKER INVESTIGATION CONTINUES (Update)
Licensing jurisdiction issues progress report
The Kahnawake Gaming Commission, which licenses Absolute Poker.com has issued a progress report on its investigations into the hole card cheating debacle at the online poker site (see previous Online-Casinos.com/InfoPowa bulletins), indicating that a report could be presented to the Commission by December 7.
Under the heading: "Absolute Poker active and ongoing investigation" the Commission revealed this week that Gaming Associates, a test and audit firm brought in for the investigation is currently finalising its report.
"The Kahnawake Gaming Commission's investigation into the Absolute Poker situation is active and on-going," the KGC statement informs.
"The Commission's agents, Gaming Associates, are in the process of finalizing its audit of AP's operations and will be submitting a report to the Commission of its findings. The Commission will review this report and decide the appropriate course of action.
"To avoid the possibility of jeopardizing its investigation, the Commission will not comment on this matter until such time as it has reached a decision. The Commission expects to receive a final copy of the audit report by December 7, 2007."
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