Joined: Feb '11
Location: Romania
Age: 34 (M)
Posts: 478
is still BRM bonus code to partypoker still avalable? i use it to start on partypoker and i know that is not avalable in Romania but i leave and work in Austria right now(so it should work right?). Can t change my accont details here (can see where) .After that you should enter your username for BRM to know (TirolAxL)
As it seems to me it's quite a controversial situation .... of course you are now in Austria and there this promo works ...... but you are originally a citizen of Rumania and as I understand it is not available for you ..... I think that the priority value Has a citizenship and not a place where you are now located
Joined: Mar '09
Location: Greece
Age: 47 (F)
Posts: 14136
If it is available for Austria, then you will be able to get it. That, if you dont have yet a party poker account. I dont think you can open a separate account in each country you move on. So if you do, better check with the support of party poker first.
Posted by Mober: I dont think you can open a separate account in each country you move on. So if you do, better check with the support of party poker first.
No, but there is not even the option to change country of residence on either site as well. They cannot expect people stay at one place for all their lives in the XXI. century...
Joined: Jan '14
Location: Romania
Age: 44 (M)
Posts: 13302
Even so you will not be able to play in this freeroll if Party Poker will block you. Since this poker room has no license in Romania you will not be able to play. You need to change your residence for play in this freeroll and this thing after you send an email to Party Poker for confirm it. For moment the only chance to play without a residency in another country is the software let you to participate.
Joined: Feb '11
Location: Romania
Age: 34 (M)
Posts: 478
Posted by Mober: If it is available for Austria, then you will be able to get it. That, if you dont have yet a party poker account. I dont think you can open a separate account in each country you move on. So if you do, better check with the support of party poker first.
Is not even the case ,party poker doesn t have licence for 2-3 years in Romania .I m not the multi-accont guy if was that you will thinking about is just that i want to play poker & i can withdraw from BRM there without making any deposit . In fact i don t care so much about that promocode .I just thought that should work . Btw ,i m not changing my citezenship to play poker online ,that sounds ridiculous
Joined: May '09
Location: Croatia
Age: 39 (M)
Posts: 20409
lot of american poker playes changed countries because of this rule and they play poker normal on south america,canada or some other country!you have sites that help you to start playing poker in other country!it should be same for europe,why not to somebody go in england and to play poker from there?!
Posted by dule-vu: lot of american poker playes changed countries because of this rule and they play poker normal on south america,canada or some other country!you have sites that help you to start playing poker in other country!it should be same for europe,why not to somebody go in england and to play poker from there?!
It seems to me that there is a slightly different situation ... this situation when a player does not have the citizenship of a country that has the right to a bonus ... and Americans can of course use the second citizenship in order to fully play online poker
Joined: Mar '09
Location: Greece
Age: 47 (F)
Posts: 14136
In some cases you can open another account, even if you still have one. Like it has happened with localized site addresses, changing the .com to whatever that country is, or eu etc. So if that happens your account is a brand new one But the old one gets suspended.
I doubt you cant change country of residence when you already have an account in a specific site, like you are saying bowie. You will just have to go through the verification process again, for the proof of address.
Posted by dule-vu: lot of american poker playes changed countries because of this rule and they play poker normal on south america,canada or some other country!y
Yeah, some american pros are 'canadians' now, but I think they just use VPNs anyway, residency is not hard to fake IMO.
Joined: Mar '14
Location: Japan
Age: 49 (M)
Posts: 8946
I was not planning to stay in Japan for an extended period of time, but I had no problem changing my registered country from USA to Japan in all of my online poker and casino accounts. And I have never been asked by the online gaming operators to verify my citizenship status.
Normally, the following documents are required for changing registered country in your account. 1. A copy of your government-issued ID. (Passport, driver's license, work permit, etc.) 2. A copy of a recent utility bill or bank statement showing your full name, new address, and statement date not older than 3 months.
Joined: Jan '17
Location: Lithuania
Age: 66 (M)
Posts: 1756
Yes very interesting situation, you are still guy from Romania and it is not important if you live in Austria or Switzerland or France you still have passport from Romania and I think you are still a person who cannot play in this situation, but of course I am not lawyer so this is just my opinion
Posted by Gerimantas: Yes very interesting situation, you are still guy from Romania and it is not important if you live in Austria or Switzerland or France you still have passport from Romania and I think you are still a person who cannot play in this situation, but of course I am not lawyer so this is just my opinion
in this branch it seems to me there are no lawyers who could explain this situation .... with this sitemap probably the best option will be to write to the support and there will absolutely surely answer this ..... it is possible for some legal rules this classification has one solution, and according to the rules of the poker room another solution
Joined: May '08
Location: Lithuania
Age: 39 (M)
Posts: 10090
well to me it looks like by just changing your place of residence you will not change the fact that you are a Romanian and if party poker doesn't allow Romanians to play on the platform the fact that you are residing in a different country doesn't change a lot... hopefully this will work out to you
Joined: Mar '09
Location: Greece
Age: 47 (F)
Posts: 14136
I think it is based in Country of residence pochui, and not ethnicity. Before the big changes when all sites were available, we had in a couple of sites freerolls exclusive for greeks. And yet besides the ones using vpn to bypass it, and were getting banned for it, albanians living in greece weere playing them with no problem.
Joined: May '09
Location: Croatia
Age: 39 (M)
Posts: 20409
this should be alowed to any poker player or every other man to go where ever he want to live and to have chance to play from that country!if sports players can change clubs,getting money on bank accounts in foreign country,why not to give poker players that chance?
Posted by dule-vu: this should be alowed to any poker player or every other man to go where ever he want to live and to have chance to play from that country!if sports players can change clubs,getting money on bank accounts in foreign country,why not to give poker players that chance?
If you approach this situation, then of course you are right .... I for example when the prohibitions of websites in Russia started thinking that it would probably end the ban on online poker .... and seriously thought to move to Belarus .... but so far poker and casinos have not banned in Russia and it's very good
pajalnick agrees with you, in your country it is difficult with this question. I hope something will change to the best and you shouldn't bypass different blocking of providers, and everything will become legally and well. And on - an occasion of Belarus, I have there acquaintances who tell that there it isn't so good. Better already Kazakhstan)))
Joined: Mar '09
Location: Greece
Age: 47 (F)
Posts: 14136
If you are not eligible to play and you are bypassing blocking being there not to let you play, then all you are doing is risking your money. Just play with the poker sites that are available for you legally, in your country of residence, and hope for changes in the future
