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Hello I want to ask about 2accounts from same PC and internet but different people as I know in poker it is OK because my brother is playing at PS so and I and it is legal now my brother want to use some gift offers here he is able to create account here?
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I believe it's only allowed one account per household, not just at BRM but at all poker sites. If you try and cash out they will usually not allow you cos it is against the rules in order to prevent collusion as much as multiple accounts.
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no maybe no deposit bonuses is 1 per house/IP/PC but deposit bonuses and play for real money is allowed , you can ask this for any of poker support it is allowed
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Posted by Fackinas: Hello I want to ask about 2accounts from same PC and internet but different people as I know in poker it is OK because my brother is playing at PS so and I and it is legal now my brother want to use some gift offers here he is able to create account here?
the IP address will be tracked, it happens to me... then, you will have more chance of losing than winning... trust me, it happened to me, and it could happen to any1...
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Posted by awood88: I believe it's only allowed one account per household, not just at BRM but at all poker sites. If you try and cash out they will usually not allow you cos it is against the rules in order to prevent collusion as much as multiple accounts.
With BRM you may have only one account. Most poker sites WILL actually allow you to have more than one account per household.. But make sure you check with their CS first. Also, when cashing-out, they may ask for ID not just for one person, but for all accounts..
I used to live with my dad and we both had accounts at FTP, PKR and a couple others, with no problems. But you must check first.
Definitely no at BRM - for obvious reasons I would think.
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your brother can move in another house and go away from you and he can play!joking !BRM cant know will brother open account for himself or for you to play,so rule is 1 per household and its for all!sorr for brother,but at least you can play and use offers from BRM!
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You can have two or more accounts per IP address and household. Site will ask you for ID verification and check did you ever played same time on same table with two or more of accounts. If you did, you are in BIG trouble. Anyway, you cant get same NDB with two account that have same address or household.
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It would be nice to receive answer from administrator or people who now it 100% that my brother can not have account here and thanks for your answers Happy Christmas all :}
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Posted by jessthehuman:
Posted by awood88: I believe it's only allowed one account per household, not just at BRM but at all poker sites. If you try and cash out they will usually not allow you cos it is against the rules in order to prevent collusion as much as multiple accounts.
With BRM you may have only one account. Most poker sites WILL actually allow you to have more than one account per household.. But make sure you check with their CS first. Also, when cashing-out, they may ask for ID not just for one person, but for all accounts..
I used to live with my dad and we both had accounts at FTP, PKR and a couple others, with no problems. But you must check first.
Definitely no at BRM - for obvious reasons I would think.
Damn! Didn´t know that! Glad this post started up because I have someone here who´d also like to play on an own account.
I´ll def send an E-mail to CS and check that. Thanks!
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Posted by jessthehuman:
Posted by awood88: I believe it's only allowed one account per household, not just at BRM but at all poker sites. If you try and cash out they will usually not allow you cos it is against the rules in order to prevent collusion as much as multiple accounts.
With BRM you may have only one account. Most poker sites WILL actually allow you to have more than one account per household.. But make sure you check with their CS first. Also, when cashing-out, they may ask for ID not just for one person, but for all accounts..
I used to live with my dad and we both had accounts at FTP, PKR and a couple others, with no problems. But you must check first.
Definitely no at BRM - for obvious reasons I would think.
Ye I was quite surprised by this too. I knew that BRM only allows 1 per household since I read admin say it before but I assumed it was the same for poker sites. I barely remember reading someone say their account was blocked cos two of them were playing on the same connection so I thought that poker sites would always be against it. I mean it would be easy to set an account up as a member of your family, so if you've already opened an account on a site before you knew about no deposit bonuses it would be too easy to get one posing as someone else. And what if you got your account blocked for cheating you could carry on playing as your father or brother.
!BRM cant know will brother open account for himself or for you to play,so rule is 1 per household and its for all!sorr for brother,but at least you can play and use offers from BRM!
