With my corporate head on, it’s ridiculous and embarrassing, with my recreational customer head on it’s fucking funny.
I do not feel negative about this being strategic end-game for humans v bots in online poker. I’ve watched the Terminator Movies and Planet of the Apes, the monkeys always survive.
Not really Olga’s fault if men who win at poker cannot also pop on a nice bra and sell extra magazines to other men in poker.
I have never been mugged at knife point, nor beaten senseless and robbed. Never been carjacked nor held up at gunpoint. There is no immediate single event that I can point towards in my past that excuses the instant trigger to victim-blaming the guy who had his money stolen from him because he left his bag of cash under a chair whilst he wandered off.
The only people who get to be negative, snarky or bitchy about a live poker event are players who have given their own time and money to play and feel let down by organisers.
I will assert that, in this case, the reason the accusation happened as quick and hot-headed as it did was relative to the gender-presentation of the player accused of cheating, and that this is problematic to poker irrespective of the outcome of the investigation.
"There are a lot of cocky little shits like me, from all walks of life and in all industries, poker no exception, but what I find fascinating/cruel is the amount of normally quiet shrimps that wiggle out of the dirt when a female does something."