

German Poker Pro Accused of Cheating with RTA Software
Fedor Kruzе, a 23-year-old German poker player, is accused of using RTA software during poker games. Fedor Kruzе's total live event winnings amount to approximately $60,000, and his online MTT winnings under the nickname "GlitchSystem" on PokerStars exceed $500,000.
Fedor Kruzе's roommates reported his alleged cheating to PokerStars and GGNetwork, but no actions were taken against his accounts. Fedor Kruzе admitted to creating a "dream machine" to assist in his poker games.
Fedor Kruzе's betting sizes were consistently precise, using percentages like 25%, 33%, 50%, 66%, 75%, 100%, and 150%. Fedor Kruzе almost always played with a stack depth of 100 BB and avoided playing with a short stack. Fedor Kruzе's progress in poker was significantly faster compared to top players like "LLinusLLove".
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