There's Another Online Poker Cheating Scandal Going Viral | Deadspin.com
A new online poker cheating claim is circulating after an account called TrenirusGTO posted a five-minute video showing its own software running alongside a live micro-stakes cash game on ACR. The clip demonstrated “real-time assistance” decisions on each street, a type of in-game help widely viewed as cheating. ACR responded after the video went viral on X, saying RTA is strictly prohibited and identifying the account involved. The username, UGLYRETD, created in August, deposited $14.13, played 111 hands, and lost $13.12 net; it was permanently banned, and ACR said seven affected players would be refunded within 24 hours. The article also recalls past ACR bot-farm allegations, a solver controversy involving Nacho Barbero, and a failed $100,000 challenge for undetected bots.






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