Its actually not a laughing matter,I have documented it in my thread on the topic.
It will cost peanuts for them to get in and it is well worth it for them when they have multiple accounts in play.
Might do you well to take a look at my thread on the topic,might enlighten you.
When half the field has been caught cheating at some point its a problem,period!

But you apparently didn't know what value the pot needed to be to start getting raked.

Its the same players,you bust them cheating in the hourly,50 hand or 100 hand and you will see them also at the Monday,Wed,Friday and 1k hand.
Find it hard to believe you are unable to scroll back a few pages to follow the issue or even look at the lobby and see the issue but here is a link...

https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/1917896.0

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@Calvin

After that report on Friday I thought I would good at response by now on why and what is being done about the cheating,half the field is a problem that should be addressed asap not later! Presumed the devs where on vacation Monday and gave you the benefit of the doubt but its Tuesday now 4 days later.

Even if you are sick of me griping on the issue it is beyond the due date for looking into the issue. It would serve you guys well to show you are doing something as the changes so far are lacking depth and solved nothing. Maybe posting a list here of who was actually banned from that list,I am sure you did ban some but it would help to know you are doing something,rather than finding out those accounts are just inactive for a bit and will pop back up in due time.
Think enough evidence is there with some of these guys I bust each day,watching one table hitting 420 hands a hour! That should be setting off alarms,no?

Even if you don't play micros, it should be made well aware that these colluders have found their way into the GTD tournaments because of their freeroll winnings. Doesn't that raise a little bit of concern?

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There was one GTD tournament in which 4 of the 21 players were colluders. It's a bit disheartening when you know you're at a constant disadvantage in terms of information. (After all, the very same person knows what's happening and what cards are dead)

too much care in this thread. any team that is colluding in a tournament worth a few bucks only.. they probably suck at poker anyways and don't know how to collude properly/effectively.

Granted, $186 (82.21 mBTC) over the course of 5 days isn't that much but you will start seeing them clogging up the lobbies and larger tournaments with buyins, using the money they garner from the freerolls. And now that Nitro added another freeroll that they can abuse, they'll do it even faster.

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Despite the fact that you'll probably be able to scratch down a couple of them given that their poker ability is subpar, do you think that's worth having the free chips out there for all to take? (Or potentially, they could win easily when 4 of them are at the same table playing against you)

Hey!
My account got deleted!
Ok I know I haven't played for some time but... This is no reason to delete an account 

I don't remember but I might even have had money on my balance!
I won't know as it seems Nitrogen has deleted my account without warning me ><

lmfao i never asked for details just lol at you

like i said they should just get rid of that freeroll instead of trying to give coins away for nothing, like playing 50 or 100 hands is so hard lol or maybe they should just turn it into a freeroll for all to make it fair so 400+ players can join

Hey guys,

We've released some changes to the poker tournament challenges which should help reduce the number of fraudulent players entering unlockable tournaments. This will give the support team more capacity to work through the reports of collusion and multi-accounter flags.

We realize that there is still a lot of work ahead of us as these players will continue to adapt their play/habits to take advantage of promotions. However, I want you to know that we are not taking this issue lightly and we appreciate everyone's patience and cooperation while we find the best way to tackle this issue effectively. We take allegations of collusion very seriously; if you're concerned, please continue to submit your reports directly to our support team via ticket or support@nitrogensports.eu.

Thanks,
Cal