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Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 11:48 pm
by Phil Collinge
Jimmy Gough wrote:I think he trying to say they love number attacks.
I'm aware of what he's saying and I'm also aware of what he's insinuating.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2009 11:49 pm
by JackHurst
Ben Hunter wrote:
Douglas Wilson wrote:Who's Supee?
You know. Supee.
Super Super Supee?

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Sat Aug 29, 2009 1:25 am
by Douglas Wilson
To clarify I was not implying that Supee is Phil's alter ego, I knew that she was a real person but referred to her as 'they' as I was unsure of her gender and didn't want to cause offence.

I realise that it was an inappropriate thread to ask the question and for which I apologise.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Sat Aug 29, 2009 11:24 am
by Kai Laddiman
Dammit, Supee is Phil's partner!

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Sat Aug 29, 2009 2:33 pm
by Paul Howe
I'm quite impressed at the direction this thread's taken without any input from Jason Larsen.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Sun Aug 30, 2009 12:40 am
by Jon Corby
Paul Howe wrote:I'm quite impressed at the direction this thread's taken without any input from Jason Larsen.
Indeed, it's taken quite a Supee twist.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do

Posted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 2:58 pm
by Lloyd Pettet
Just a query, I know I don't really post often but the player andrew clouston has been pretty dodgy... http://www.apterous.org/searchuser.php? ... sensible=1 he had registered 6 times (unless there are 6 seperate Andrew Cloustons). In junior recently he had gone from http://www.apterous.org/viewgame.php?game=71410 to http://www.apterous.org/viewgame.php?game=130618, only gets beaten by declaring invalid words or on the conundrum, he never declares a lesser valid word, and now has supplemented everything with a max duel.

Safe?

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do

Posted: Sat Oct 24, 2009 3:06 pm
by Charlie Reams
Lloyd Pettet wrote:Just a query, I know I don't really post often but the player andrew clouston has been pretty dodgy... http://www.apterous.org/searchuser.php? ... sensible=1 he had registered 6 times (unless there are 6 seperate Andrew Cloustons). In junior recently he had gone from http://www.apterous.org/viewgame.php?game=71410 to http://www.apterous.org/viewgame.php?game=130618, only gets beaten by declaring invalid words or on the conundrum, he never declares a lesser valid word, and now has supplemented everything with a max duel.

Safe?
Yes, he's clearly been cheating. He's been issued a warning and will be banned if this continues. I have to admit that I've been a bit slack with monitoring the Cheatomatic lately because it seems like people had moved on from such blatant dishonesty, but I guess there's always one.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 6:01 pm
by Kirk Bevins
Pete Das is our latest cheat. Can he please be kicked? (I have a game unfinished too so if you could remove that too --- not sure how long I have to wait until it disappears).

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 6:19 pm
by Marc Meakin
Seems like the worlds worst cheater, seeing as he has a played 6 lost 6 record.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 6:35 pm
by Gavin Chipper
I think Apterous Rex cheats.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2009 7:16 pm
by Derek Hazell
Marc Meakin wrote:Seems like the worlds worst cheater, seeing as he has a played 6 lost 6 record.
See Derek's earlier post.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do

Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:35 pm
by Simon Le Fort
I see passing mention earlier in this thread to opponents stopping the game when behind.

And I see also comments how we should just leave cheats to disappear as they get no fun out of it.

It's all a bit difficult to be 100% sure on-line and given the fact that games do crash. But the norm is for both players to exit and return and continue.

My problem is that I have lost plenty of games and always stood my ground and seen it out to the bitter end even when hopelessly far behind, or even when being called away by family to do something else. Finishing the game has always been a priority. So it has especially hurt on the various occasions I have been leading and my opponent has "disappeared."

One individual has twice been trailing and the games have stayed there for a week and then vanished. I have noticed him playing others but somehow the game doesn't get proposed to continue.

Tonight I was 24-0 against a relative newcomer and he left the room and never came back.
This time I took a screenshot.

I don't agree with naming and shaming publicly, for various reasons, prominent amongst which is the fact I could be misinterpreting things. However, the chat is often a good sign of the tone of the game.

I enjoy the game but I also enjoy the ratings system and would love to climb out of the 800s. With these matches secured as victories - or running away from inevitable beatings - I'd be in the 900s.

Has anyone got any advice for me?

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:41 pm
by Eoin Monaghan
81-64 up vs Martin Smith after 12 rounds and he leaves. :(

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do

Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:47 pm
by JimBentley
Simon Le Fort wrote:I enjoy the game but I also enjoy the ratings system and would love to climb out of the 800s. With these matches secured as victories - or running away from inevitable beatings - I'd be in the 900s.

Has anyone got any advice for me?
Not a great deal you can do, Simon. I can only really suggest two courses of action:

1. Remember their names and don't play them again

or

2. Remember their names and don't play them again, then track them down by tracing their IP address and hacking into their ISP's records to get their real name and address, then go round and burn their house down. FIRE CLEANSES ALL.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do

Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:57 pm
by Charlie Reams
Simon Le Fort wrote: I enjoy the game but I also enjoy the ratings system and would love to climb out of the 800s. With these matches secured as victories - or running away from inevitable beatings - I'd be in the 900s.
At some point I will add some kind of "adjudication" feature. But it's worth mentioning that the majority of players who do this kind of thing have not played the 11 games necessary for an official rating, and therefore the difference that the result would have made to your rating is minimal.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 6:58 pm
by Kirk Bevins
Personally I'd name and shame them. They can always come here and apologise, claiming they got disconnected or some tripe.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do

Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 7:01 pm
by Simon Le Fort
Thanks for your fast answers, all three. At least I am clearer on my options now.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 7:17 pm
by Eoin Monaghan
Martin Smith left after he was 81-64 down after 12 rounds against me.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do

Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 10:30 pm
by Marc Meakin
JimBentley wrote:
Simon Le Fort wrote:I enjoy the game but I also enjoy the ratings system and would love to climb out of the 800s. With these matches secured as victories - or running away from inevitable beatings - I'd be in the 900s.

Has anyone got any advice for me?
Not a great deal you can do, Simon. I can only really suggest two courses of action:

1. Remember their names and don't play them again

or

2. Remember their names and don't play them again, then track them down by tracing their IP address and hacking into their ISP's records to get their real name and address, then go round and burn their house down. FIRE CLEANSES ALL.
A-lol :lol:

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do

Posted: Tue Dec 01, 2009 9:16 am
by Ben Hunter
JimBentley wrote:then go round and burn their house down. FIRE CLEANSES ALL.
PIssing myself

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Tue Dec 01, 2009 11:26 am
by Matt Morrison
I bet you hypocrites would still give Thierry Henry a game if he logged on.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Tue Dec 01, 2009 4:15 pm
by peter lee
Adidas have got the contract from FIFA to make the new ball for the World Cup Finals.
Thierry (the Cheating P---k) Henry, said he can't wait to get his hands on it. !!

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Tue Dec 01, 2009 4:41 pm
by Marc Meakin
Matt Morrison wrote:I bet you hypocrites would still give Thierry Henry a game if he logged on.
He might be good at Touchdown.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do

Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 6:53 am
by Philip Jarvis
Ben Hunter wrote:
JimBentley wrote:then go round and burn their house down. FIRE CLEANSES ALL.
PIssing myself
Yes but make sure the house is empty first and my colleagues are made aware of this on arrival.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 6:56 am
by Philip Jarvis
Eoin Monaghan wrote:Martin Smith left after he was 81-64 down after 12 rounds against me.
He recently did the same after 13 rounds against me. I can't recall how many points I was ahead, but I did shout an expletive about him in Aptochat before eventually leaving.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do

Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2009 4:53 pm
by Kai Laddiman
Philip Jarvis wrote:
Ben Hunter wrote:
JimBentley wrote:then go round and burn their house down. FIRE CLEANSES ALL.
PIssing myself
Yes but make sure the house is empty first and my colleagues are made aware of this on arrival.
Why would you need to know if Ben is peeing uncontrollably?

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do

Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2009 8:15 am
by Philip Jarvis
Kai Laddiman wrote:Why would you need to know if Ben is peeing uncontrollably?
In case a supplementary water supply is required.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2009 5:46 pm
by John Gillies
Hi,

I was just playing Lancelot Wyse and was well up. He said "this is killing me" and promptly left the room. I'm getting really sick of people doing this. How does he keep getting away with this?

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2009 6:13 pm
by Alec Rivers
John Gillies wrote:How does he keep getting away with this?
Cos people keep playing him. I stopped a while back. :P

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2009 9:26 pm
by Eoin Monaghan
John Gillies wrote:Hi,

I was just playing Lancelot Wyse and was well up. He said "this is killing me" and promptly left the room. I'm getting really sick of people doing this. How does he keep getting away with this?
You think that's bad?

Richard Brittain challenged me to a conundrum attack. I go 100-20 up after 16 rounds and what does he say:
Sorry, I never thought when I challenged you, I do hate conundrum attacks then he said cheers and just left. And he won a series? Talk about bad sportsmanship. He can GANDISEEG his way home cos I'm never playing him again the cheater. :cry:

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2009 9:43 pm
by Jon Corby
Eoin Monaghan wrote:
John Gillies wrote:Hi,

I was just playing Lancelot Wyse and was well up. He said "this is killing me" and promptly left the room. I'm getting really sick of people doing this. How does he keep getting away with this?
You think that's bad?

Richard Brittain challenged me to a conundrum attack. I go 100-20 up after 16 rounds and what does he say:
Sorry, I never thought when I challenged you, I do hate conundrum attacks then he said cheers and just left. And he won a series? Talk about bad sportsmanship. He can GANDISEEG his way home cos I'm never playing him again the cheater. :cry:
Were you masturbating? He doesn't like masturbation.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do

Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 7:24 pm
by Simon Le Fort
Although the cheats are a real frustration, one event did make me smile.

I was playing one of the higher rated ladies, and a good hiding she was giving me. In the chat I said words to the effect: "I've got 4 noisy Italians watching over my shoulder, all trying to tell me and each other what to do, hard to concentrate."

Back came the reply: "I hope they're not helping you."

Says I, "Does it look like it at 20-65?"

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do

Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 8:57 pm
by Ben Hunter
Simon Le Fort wrote:Although the cheats are a real frustration, one event did make me smile.

I was playing one of the higher rated ladies, and a good hiding she was giving me. In the chat I said words to the effect: "I've got 4 noisy Italians watching over my shoulder, all trying to tell me and each other what to do, hard to concentrate."

Back came the reply: "I hope they're not helping you."

Says I, "Does it look like it at 20-65?"
When I play and people watch (which isn't often) they always chirp in with suggestions. It's pretty much the opposite of cheating; it's near impossible to play well when all you can hear are a thousand misspelled or invalid words (each one six letters long or less).

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 12:00 pm
by Gavin Chipper
Does anyone else get paranoid that other people might think you're cheating when you're doing better than usual?

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 12:03 pm
by Ian Dent
Are you talking about me?

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 12:47 pm
by Gavin Chipper
Ian Dent wrote:Are you talking about me?
Not specifically you, but that game we had because anyone might view it, but also generally. And I've never maxed the first eight letters before. Sorry if it came across that way.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 4:57 pm
by Ian Dent
Think you missed the joke Gevin, well played though.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Wed Oct 13, 2010 10:29 pm
by Adam Gillard
Charlie and the moderation team (ahem) may have evidence to the contrary, but I don't think James Nguyen is a cheat. I'm surprised that people are jumping on the cheating bandwagon (unless there's some evidence I'm missing). Maybe we should have a poll to see what people think. I know at least one other person agrees with me (excluding James himself).

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Thu Oct 14, 2010 8:13 am
by Ian Volante
Adam Gillard wrote:Charlie and the moderation team (ahem) may have evidence to the contrary, but I don't think James Nguyen is a cheat. I'm surprised that people are jumping on the cheating bandwagon (unless there's some evidence I'm missing). Maybe we should have a poll to see what people think. I know at least one other person agrees with me (excluding James himself).
If he does cheat, he hides it pretty well. The only suspicion I could have is that he is a pretty inconsistent spotter from what I've seen.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2010 6:41 pm
by peter lee
Played a game against James Nguyen today, Won't play this chap again.
Asked him why he wasn't trying and he said I was insulting his skill level !!

http://www.apterous.org/viewgame.php?game=335519

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 12:53 pm
by Dan Abrey
Gavin Chipper wrote:Does anyone else get paranoid that other people might think you're cheating when you're doing better than usual?
Yup, I am so inconsistent that I do worry that sometimes. I can go from averaging 2 maxes one day to 8 maxes the next.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 5:41 pm
by Liam Tiernan
Dan Abrey wrote:
Gavin Chipper wrote:Does anyone else get paranoid that other people might think you're cheating when you're doing better than usual?
Yup, I am so inconsistent that I do worry that sometimes. I can go from averaging 2 maxes one day to 8 maxes the next.
I can do that in an hour. Possibly related to the amount of caffeine and/or nicotine in my system at any given time.

Edit: oh, and sugar too.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:05 pm
by Gavin Chipper
Presumably it's cheating to have a list of your tables out in front of you when doing numbers games. But sometimes I write stuff down during the round, so is it cheating if something I've written from a previous round happens to help me in a later round, although I may not intentionally look at it? You might think it would be pretty rare but I've been playing nasty numbers and I haven't learnt my 87 times table yet.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:38 pm
by Simon Myers
Gavin Chipper wrote:Presumably it's cheating to have a list of your tables out in front of you when doing numbers games. But sometimes I write stuff down during the round, so is it cheating if something I've written from a previous round happens to help me in a later round, although I may not intentionally look at it? You might think it would be pretty rare but I've been playing nasty numbers and I haven't learnt my 87 times table yet.
I don't see how that's necessarily cheating. There's nothing stopping someone on the show from writing down their 75 times table, say, when they first sit down and then use it throughout the episode.
You could extend the same argument to things like stems, for example, but it's much easier for that sort of thing to be abused at home (whole notebooks full of stems etc) compared to on the show (a probably useless memory-dump of a few choice stems).

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 5:49 pm
by Kirk Bevins
Simon Myers wrote: I don't see how that's necessarily cheating. There's nothing stopping someone on the show from writing down their 75 times table, say, when they first sit down and then use it throughout the episode.
You could extend the same argument to things like stems, for example, but it's much easier for that sort of thing to be abused at home (whole notebooks full of stems etc) compared to on the show (a probably useless memory-dump of a few choice stems).
Just to add it would be cheating if you went on the show with pre-prepared lists of words and stems and kept them with you. It isn't cheating if you wrote them down from memory.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 6:50 pm
by David O'Donnell
Simon Myers wrote:
Gavin Chipper wrote:Presumably it's cheating to have a list of your tables out in front of you when doing numbers games. But sometimes I write stuff down during the round, so is it cheating if something I've written from a previous round happens to help me in a later round, although I may not intentionally look at it? You might think it would be pretty rare but I've been playing nasty numbers and I haven't learnt my 87 times table yet.
I don't see how that's necessarily cheating. There's nothing stopping someone on the show from writing down their 75 times table, say, when they first sit down and then use it throughout the episode.
You could extend the same argument to things like stems, for example, but it's much easier for that sort of thing to be abused at home (whole notebooks full of stems etc) compared to on the show (a probably useless memory-dump of a few choice stems).
I am fairly sure Stuart Earl did this on the show.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 7:36 pm
by David Williams
Kirk Bevins wrote:Just to add it would be cheating if you went on the show with pre-prepared lists of words and stems and kept them with you. It isn't cheating if you wrote them down from memory.
Exactly. I'm pretty sure this has come up before, and I think Damian may even have confirmed this. I think there was someone who, as soon as they got to their seat, wrote LEOTARDS in large capital letters on a piece of paper and followed it up with the 75 times table.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 3:54 pm
by Nick Boldock
Ian Volante wrote:
Adam Gillard wrote:Charlie and the moderation team (ahem) may have evidence to the contrary, but I don't think James Nguyen is a cheat. I'm surprised that people are jumping on the cheating bandwagon (unless there's some evidence I'm missing). Maybe we should have a poll to see what people think. I know at least one other person agrees with me (excluding James himself).
If he does cheat, he hides it pretty well. The only suspicion I could have is that he is a pretty inconsistent spotter from what I've seen.
I don't think he's cheating but he improved VERY quickly which is probably what causes alarm in certain folk...

Here's my first game against him - http://www.apterous.org/viewgame.php?game=316242

You'll notice he wasn't just bad, he was very bad indeed.

Played him twice since then and the standard was in a different league (lost both albeit not by much in either case) including a ridiculous conundrum in the last one (just now).

Like I say, I wouldn't say he was cheating but I can certainly see why suspicions have been raised.

Nice enough chap, mind.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 4:52 pm
by Charlie Reams
He told me himself that he's cheated in the past.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2010 9:13 pm
by Nick Boldock
Charlie Reams wrote:He told me himself that he's cheated in the past.
In that case I think he's cheating. :)

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2010 3:34 pm
by James Nguyen
Nick Boldock wrote:
Ian Volante wrote:
Adam Gillard wrote:Charlie and the moderation team (ahem) may have evidence to the contrary, but I don't think James Nguyen is a cheat. I'm surprised that people are jumping on the cheating bandwagon (unless there's some evidence I'm missing). Maybe we should have a poll to see what people think. I know at least one other person agrees with me (excluding James himself).
If he does cheat, he hides it pretty well. The only suspicion I could have is that he is a pretty inconsistent spotter from what I've seen.
I don't think he's cheating but he improved VERY quickly which is probably what causes alarm in certain folk...

Here's my first game against him - http://www.apterous.org/viewgame.php?game=316242

You'll notice he wasn't just bad, he was very bad indeed.

Played him twice since then and the standard was in a different league (lost both albeit not by much in either case) including a ridiculous conundrum in the last one (just now).

Like I say, I wouldn't say he was cheating but I can certainly see why suspicions have been raised.

Nice enough chap, mind.
Hi, Nick.

I don't post on the forums much, but I can say I definitely did not cheat in the games played against you.

Charlie's right, I did used to cheat, but I haven't for a while now.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2010 11:29 pm
by Nick Boldock
James Nguyen wrote: Hi, Nick.

I don't post on the forums much, but I can say I definitely did not cheat in the games played against you.

Charlie's right, I did used to cheat, but I haven't for a while now.
If you're not cheating now, then you certainly didn't need to cheat before...

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 9:11 pm
by Jimmy Gough
I played James Nguyen on apterous. Seems like a colourful character.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 10:46 pm
by Edward McCullagh
Nick Boldock wrote:
James Nguyen wrote: Hi, Nick.

I don't post on the forums much, but I can say I definitely did not cheat in the games played against you.

Charlie's right, I did used to cheat, but I haven't for a while now.
If you're not cheating now, then you certainly didn't need to cheat before...
I think James is probably focused completely on the game now, and is able to churn out 13, 14 and 15 games in every game because he is concentrating. Unlike before, where he had a pretty short temper, now he's a lot more calmer and it's reaping rewards for him.

/End of Psychology lecture :P

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2011 9:21 pm
by Rhys Benjamin

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2011 9:45 pm
by Mark James
Rhys Benjamin wrote:http://apterous.org/viewuser.php?id=14641

Surely fake.
What's fake? The name Steven Gerard? Is it beyond the realm of possibility that there are more than one person with the same name? And even if it is a fake name it's hardly cheating.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2011 9:46 pm
by Craig Beevers
Mark James wrote:
Rhys Benjamin wrote:http://apterous.org/viewuser.php?id=14641

Surely fake.
What's fake? The name Steven Gerard? Is it beyond the realm of possibility that there are more than one person with the same name? And even if it is a fake name it's hardly cheating.
Should test it out by changing the Countdown clock music to something he won't like and see what happens.

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Mon Mar 07, 2011 10:15 pm
by Oliver Garner
Craig Beevers wrote:Should test it out by changing the Countdown clock music to something he won't like and see what happens.
+1

Re: Cheating: What it is, and why you shouldn't do it

Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2011 8:43 pm
by Ryan Taylor
Can we have all high scores deleted or games made void if they involve cheating. Namely this one which James quits the game on 6 separate occasions to achieve max.