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Why Professionals Cheat<br />

The canons of poker, as clearly understood and tacitly accepted by every player, allow unlimited<br />

deception to win maximum money from ownerless pots. Therefore, everyone can and should freely use<br />

unlimited deception in every poker game. But no one should use deception outside of poker. If a person<br />

"plays poker" outside of a poker game, he becomes a dishonest person. Even in poker, however, a<br />

person becomes dishonest if he violates the understood and accepted canons of poker by usurping<br />

money through cheating. (Cheating is any manipulation of cards or any collusion that gives a player or<br />

players advantages not available to other players.)<br />

Many poker players, including most professionals, do not fully distinguish between what is honest and<br />

what is dishonest, in and out of a poker game. For example, many professional players who day after<br />

day lie and practice deceit in poker ironically do not grasp the rightness of their poker deception. To<br />

them, lying and deception in poker become little different from cheating in poker. Their ethics become<br />

hazy and ill-defined. They feel the only barrier to crossing the line from lying and deception to cheating<br />

and stealing is the threat of being caught. By removing that threat (e.g., through undetectable<br />

Neocheating techniques), they cross over the line and begin cheating.<br />

The failure to understand the black-and-white moral differences between deception in poker and<br />

cheating in poker is one reason why many players react so strongly (often violently, sometimes<br />

murderously) against a cheater. They fear that without strong anticheating reactions, everyone would<br />

easily cross over the line from deceiving them to cheating them. Sensing their own capacity to cheat,<br />

they assume the same capacity resides in everyone. Thus, even if they never cheat others, they fear that<br />

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