CardGames.ioReviews 49

The way the hacking hap[pens is NOT the company. Its the USERS. They have learned how to use the app "cheat engine" or something similar, to view your hand.

So in Gin rummy, they will always throw out a card that is 1 number higher than what you have, because OU have a card THEY want.
For example, I have a 4 of Hearts, they will throw out the 5. They see I have a J ofclubs that has no value at all.
So by handing me that 5 of hearts, its a good chance I will take the J of clubs and hand it to them.

They also can manipulate facecards that are being pulled just so long as they are not already in a hand.

I have proven this. What I do is, WHATEVER they throw out? I accept it. Then THEY will pull from the deck the card that THEY PLANNED ON STICKING ME with.

They will then pass that card to me. I will take it, BUT HAND THEM BACK the previous card that they played.

This messes up their schemes. Slows them down. They have to go back in and change the cards and look at yours. THAT TAKES TIME.

So you will see that they suddenly slow down...

They will indeed get gin or big gin, but it will come after a delay of them manipulating cards because they see that youre not falling for the plot.

Another way I found out, was once I was able to yank card that THEY wanted for themselves and was about to Knock? They would knock just before... THEY SEE THAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO KNOCK, so they pull out the game before that happens.

They are manipulating the cards. Apps like "cheat engine" can manipulate face values of a game online. I also think that they all are users that download the app, not users that play using the browser version. This is so Cheat engine can access the app. Cheat engine will not access the Web version.

I'm betting that they are all Lennex users.