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@vixere Totally understand it as a strategy for says, dyms and close to the bubble. But early on, every hand when everyone had big stacks kills the fun. Clocks should be progressively shortened for stallers until it's 5sec per decision.

Thanks for the official reply @Stubbe-Unibet hopefully it can be improved as it seems others are frustrated as well.

@FreedoM Yeah I have seen people doing it before but these guys timings seemed to consistent plus the fact there postflop play was odd. They should at least rebalance the tables to move them around or put them all on one table. I did get revenge by knocking him out 2 places before the bubble.

Came across this in one of the unibet open Omaha tourneys. It completely ruined the game as it ran at half the speed or less of regular tables due to clock abuse. 2 players at the table where both letting the clock run down to 1 second before checking every hand from early in the tournament. I don't know if they where bots or some form of collusion software to slow down tables but it seemed to perfectly timed to do this every single hand without ever sitting out. I can't help but think this sort of play, automated or not should be stopped. It gives everyone a disadvantage when the table moves half the speed or less due to clock abuse. I'v attached a few screenshots here: https://imgur.com/a/OC3uQwq

Could I get my MTT results overall. A breakdown of holdem cash games by stake/month if possible? Thanks