> The suit also accused Full Tilt pros Chris Ferguson and Andy Bloch of creating bots. ... Ferguson became a big tournament winner, with very little tournament

> The suit also accused Full Tilt pros Chris Ferguson and Andy Bloch of creating bots. ... Ferguson became a big tournament winner, with very little tournament experience, because of the edge he had. The Chris Ferguson? aka "Jesus"? I don't know which time period they are referring to, but he has been one of the most recognizable, well-known tournament players of the last 10 years. From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Ferguson http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Ferguson > In 1994, he began playing in tournaments in California and in 1995, he entered his first World Series of Poker. Ferguson beat T. J. Cloutier at the main event of the 2000 WSOP to win the $1.5 million prize. So he became a winner of the WSOP after first entering 5 years previously. In what way is that "very little tournament experience"? I must be missing something...