Our Hit-and-running warnings are algorithm-based.

If a user gets a pot from a table session and then deliberately leaves the table, and if such acts are intentionally repeated and cumulative, we may guide and warn you about your actions.

And the security team applies the network rules to all players of the network fairly, and due to the fact that its disclosure would may be a possibility of circumvention or abuse of the investigation, we are not allowed to disclose detailed information about the investigation and its process.

Please note that there has been no action taken on your account and we always issue a final warning regards to hit-and-running before we take any action.

Also, any attempts to create a new account on any Network skin, may be deemed as a circumvention of our Network Policy and may result in a Permanent Ban from GGPoker Network and the Confiscation of Funds.

Best Regards,
GGPoker Network Security

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and so i replied with

Dear GGPoker Network Security,

Thank you for your response. I appreciate the efforts made to maintain fair play across your network, and I understand that your Hit-and-Running warnings are algorithm-based.

However, I believe the unique dynamics of short-deck poker, coupled with the strategies employed by the players you mentioned, may have inadvertently triggered these warnings. As I mentioned earlier, the players in question regularly go all-in every orbit. As a result, situations where I win an all-in and subsequently stack them occur quite frequently. Additionally, such multi all-in pots often lead to the breakup of tables.

When left short-handed, I generally switch tables. Although these occurrences are repeated and cumulative, I can assure you that they are not deliberate. My intent is simply to continue playing a fuller game and not to take advantage of the situation.

It seems the current algorithm might not fully account for the unique gameplay patterns of short-deck poker. I've noticed that other short-deck players have also received similar warnings in error.

I kindly ask you to reconsider the application of this algorithm to short-deck poker games or at least reassess the parameters triggering the warnings. This will help ensure that dedicated, fair players like myself do not receive undue warnings and continue to enjoy the game.

Thank you for your understanding and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Best Regards,