In theory this should be no worse than a game at a brick and mortar casino, but more of a problem than current online poker sites, who have access to everyone's

In theory this should be no worse than a game at a brick and mortar casino, but more of a problem than current online poker sites, who have access to everyone's hand history and can analyze data after the fact. If you look at the number one concern among online poker players though, it isn't whether or not players are colluding -- it's whether or not the dealer is crooked.