I dont get you 2+2"er's every known pro in hs have multi accounts. They dont always want to play under the spot light.

So since the incident, which was 5 days ago, THISCANTGOWRONG played only PLO 2/4 to 25/50, all 6max and all short sessions at the tables, looks like bumhunting.

http://www.pokertableratings.com/par...HISCANTGOWRONG

of course he's bumhunting

the fact u didnt give him action on stars originally must make u a bumhunter right?

multiaccounting is part of high stake poker, it always has been and always will be imo. If 'THISCANTGOWRONG' and FMyLife live together then what is stopping Fmylife telling his roommate to sit you and play, with Fmylife telling his friend exactly what to do on every street (think people in the tournament world call this ghosting) is this wrong? obviously not ethical but i guarantee this happens every single day and always will when coaches do sessions with their students. (maybe not every hand but my point is were do you draw the line?) there isn't a great deal of difference who's on the 'THISCANTGOWRONG' account if they live together, because as far as i know ghosting isn't illegal which means it may as well be FMylife clicking the buttons.

People start defending by, "nooo he wouldn't do that. He is so ethical. How could you say that?"
To, "everyone does it, c'mon guys what's the big deal?"

Go read what happened again. I gave him action, but he played superslow so I quit him. I give him action almost every day. He's the one who has been refusing me action for six months until a month ago.

I don't even comment the ghost stuff cause that part of your post is borderline retarded.

FWIW, FMyLife also has 2 roommates who play on the same 6max highstakes tables as him all the time. What's stopping them from colluding, softplaying or sharing action at the tables which would all give them a decent extra edge against other players? By your reasoning, it's fine cause oh well, they're roommates so what else would you expect them to do?

If thats the case, I am really disappointed about Stars player protection. I dont know how possible that is at all. I thought it is not allowed to play at the same cg tables if u share the internet connection.

I know for a fact that it's impossible unless they all have seperate internet connections (aka diffrent IPs)

[ ] Hard to get multiple Internet service providers
[ ] Costs more than $150 a month for 3
[X ] seems likely given the facts

They would have to be pretty damn stupid to do it from the same IP. oh, wait...when fmylife is in question, nothing would surprise me...

wtf dude report that **** to the site and post here after that, who are his roommates i think you better let everyone know.

lima...

I just got the answer today.

This is their answer:

We wish to inform you that, as per your email we have reviewed both the accounts and we confirm the accounts belong to two different players.

It really sucks that this happened on Party and not on Stars. Party support never does anything. More than once I asked them to investigate some stuff and it always came up negative and they didn't want to give me the details. I honestly believe that they never investigated anything and just wrote me that they did and came up with nothing.

Crushing result. Can't believe he's going to get away with playing with two screen names on a network with 5 skins and the ability to change screennames every 6 months on each.

He could sit you with 15 different screen names this year without breaking any rules. But he COULD be sitting you with TWO names WHILE breaking rules... and getting away with it! So sick. Be sure to keep this thread bumped every two days to protect the community.

i was actually only interested in who these regs were that all live together and play on the same 6max tables together.