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I would think affiliates will be in support of your decision – multiple accounts are not good for anyone.
Thank you for posting this and keeping us informed.
I would like a clarification of multiple accounts. I have accounts at at least 5 or 6 Prima poker rooms, but they all use the same player ID. Is this classified as multiple accounts or are multiple accounts different user names within the Prima network?
Thanks.
You are allowed to have one account at each skin as far as I understand this.
Dom is right, you are allowed to have an account at any prima room you wish. The rule is that you have to use the same alias for each and every account. This ensures you only have one identitiy across the entire prima poker network.
Hope that helps
Ryan,
Is this something a player would know? I have to admit that it seems a bit hard to have ‘unknowingly’ opened 17 accounts but were these accounts all opened at different sites? Was there any attempt to disguise these accounts? Do they all have the same basic account and banking information?Sue
Well … I’m not involved at the micro level in our fraud dept, but it is my opinion that a poker player would know the rules. They are a relatively sophisticated user and typically are well read on the T&C’s/rules especially if they are up to no good. My understanding is that this person had many different email addressess as well.
Players who have visited any of the larger player forums tend to be quite aware of this.
The sad part with poker is that there are some unscrupulous affiliates who, in an effort to steal players signed under other people, will promise them rake back or other rewards and get them to go against all T&Cs to sign up under them, even if a second account at the same place is needed.
I such a case, and with increasing frequency, these players are victims who have been talked into it by some unethical affiliate.
Of course, poker players can turn into bonus whores just like casino players, and these often use multiple sign ups to collect multiple bonuses.
That appears to have been the case here.
There are enough sign up and reload bonuses that a poker player doesn’t need to go against any T&C’s and open multiple accounts to always be playing for a bonus.
