As many of you probably already know, Boris Becker, a three-time Wimbledon winner and five-time Grand Slam winner, has recently become the team's official mascot PokerStars.de... Does he play at the same time? Yes, he plays. Anyway, it seems that Pokerstars does not consider it necessary to honor the champion with a couple of poker lessons. Or Boris is difficult to train.
Take a look at his latest game statistics taken from the service Sharkscope... The graph resembles the flight path of a stone thrown down. Eh, Boris, you need to study and study. (At least we wouldn't have to worry about his bankroll then.)
And in general, using the example of Boris Becker, you can see how much the online databases of poker players differ in quality: Sharkscope contains 260 games for Boris, Official Poker Rankings only 57 and Official Poker Rankings only 35.
All of these databases have something in common - they are all like an eyesore to most online poker platform operators. This is understandable, as these analytical sites collect large databases of all players and sell them to people who then use them to gain an edge over other players in the game. What can you do about it? On the part of online operators, it is hardly possible to somehow prevent the disclosure of information by these sites. But you need to consider the fact that all firms that are engaged in "data mining" depend on help from their clients. Customers need to install programs that will track the distribution history in live mode and connect to databases of online services. If such programs are installed on the player's computer, then they can be detected using targeted scanning. Partypoker, for example, has been doing this for a long time and does not deny it, which can be read about in their "Policy on obtaining an unfair advantage." So if you decide to use such services, then keep this in mind!
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