My brother created an account on PS, can I play on it?

[luckyfish98]

I'm not sure I understand why anyone would want to circumvent the rules when they are stated so very clearly. People who try to change the rules to their liking will face the consequences. Pretty simple.

I'd suggest reading the Terms of Service to avoid disappointment - every poker site has them.

but maybe this person likes to take risks and can we forbid him

 

[EvertonGirl]

Not worth the risk, follow the rules and you won't get banned, simple

 

[luckyfish98]

So Ruslan, will they go back to using permanently deleted accounts?

They told me that I would never be able to play again, I found this decree extreme in fact, I would really like to have a second chance, but the fear is that I will get in touch again to release my CPF and my account, which has been in fictitious money for about 2 months, be blocked again.

In my personal opinion, deleting an account should not be punished for the rest of your life, because deleting an account is not a crime, it is not illegal and not bad faith or a trap, but it is seen that way. There may be a moment, be it 1 year later, but banning the CPF forever doesn't seem like a very smart answer to me, you exclude a player who didn't cheat in the game, he didn't do anything illegal, he just deleted it.

if you wanted to play poker with your brother's account, then it is no longer possible for you, because by posting this information here, you have revealed yourself and will not hide anymore

 

[ZenonBR]

if you wanted to play poker with your brother's account, then it is no longer possible for you, because by posting this information here, you have revealed yourself and will not hide anymore

Yes, even because moderators and admins like a comment like yours, it is obvious that there is collusion, especially because this is a poker community that is linked to these platforms, they will never defend players, but rather the platforms, that has always been the case. obvious.

I know this is not the place I will get help because of this.

 

[Andyreas]

I know this is not the place I will get help because of this.

You're not getting help because you're case is crystal clear:
You excluded yourself from PS and you're not allowed to reopen an account. These are their ToS which you agreed on.

You can either finally accept this and continue to play on the dozens other sites that are available or, if you decide for it, you can try to circumvent their terms and live by the risk of having your funds confiscated at any point in time.

There's no other option, even if you open another thread like this in some weeks or months in time.

 

[najjah166]

But why don't you create your own account? Unless there are tricks, believe me that if you do, your brother will be banned

 

[Martin]

Yes, even because moderators and admins like a comment like yours, it is obvious that there is collusion, especially because this is a poker community that is linked to these platforms, they will never defend players, but rather the platforms, that has always been the case. obvious.

I know this is not the place I will get help because of this.

You do realise we have absolutely nothing to do with the running of poker sites, if we did then we would obviously still have pokerstars games, we are lucky enough that poker sites continue to host games for us.

I don't remember the full story of your PS account but as those above have stated if you circumnavigate the site rules you run the risk of all of your balance being confiscated at some point in time.

 

[ZenonBR]

Yes, Andryas, I already understood that, the issue I addressed is just about the exaggeration of the action regarding account deletion, these are their rules, but it is an unethical action, an abusive action because it is extreme, we are talking about a player who at some point you decided to delete the account, you made a mistake, yes, you made a mistake, everyone does, but the emphasis on this, which you may not understand because of collusion, or because you don't want to understand, is about the excess of it, after all deleting the account is a mistake, yes, I agree, but make it clear that this is not a crime, this is not acting in bad faith, it is not cheating, that is, it is a mistake, it is a mistake that I, you, and all of us make, but not a a non-bailable crime, you cannot give life imprisonment or anyone the death penalty because of this, so the point is this, as I said it is their rule PS there are other rooms, but again account deletion should not be handled like this Anyway, it's a rule but it's unethical and too much of an exaggeration to ban a player forever for that reason.

As I said, the only people who don't understand this excess are those who don't want to, or those who are in collusion, simple as that. An exaggerated rule on their part.

 

[ZenonBR]

You do realise we have absolutely nothing to do with the running of poker sites, if we did then we would obviously still have Pokerstars games, we are lucky enough that poker sites continue to host games for us.

I don't remember the full story of your PS account but as those above have stated if you circumnavigate the site rules you run the risk of all of your balance being confiscated at some point in time.

Perfect, thanks Martin.

 

[ZenonBR]

You do realise we have absolutely nothing to do with the running of poker sites, if we did then we would obviously still have Pokerstars games, we are lucky enough that poker sites continue to host games for us.

I don't remember the full story of your PS account but as those above have stated if you circumnavigate the site rules you run the risk of all of your balance being confiscated at some point in time.

The point I address is just about the rigidity of their rule, where there is no flexibility for this issue of exclusion, we could think that it would be no problem for the player to return to the website, whether after a year for example, as I said this player did not cheat on the website , he didn't act in bad faith, he didn't do anything illegal, so it wouldn't be a player that they would need to ban forever from the platform, but rather those who actually did something illegal, actually cheated, that's the topic I'm addressing Martin, for example Justin Bonomo he was banned from PS for having multiple accounts, he was banned for a long time, and after being successful in face-to-face games and on other platforms he was "forgiven" by PS, he indeed acted in bad faith but he was forgiven, Justin Bonomo in fact cheated, and I just deleted my account, I didn't cheat, do you understand my point @Martin?

That's what I'm talking about.

 

[TeUnit]

Its dirty to play on someone else's account.

 

[ZenonBR]

Its dirty to play on someone else's account.

I agree with you United, I would feel bad about it myself, I'm not a person who likes going against the rules now, because of an action that the PS believes is a fair action, but which is extreme, this is not justice, you arrest criminals, death penalty which I agree in the US for murderers, but that is not the case for the weight that the PS gives to this, banned from the platform, players who actually cheated, like Justin Bonomo, but the hilarious thing is that he was "forgiven" by PS even though he did what he did. What is the rating for this? None.

 

[Jean-Guy]

The point I address is just about the rigidity of their rule, where there is no flexibility for this issue of exclusion, we could think that it would be no problem for the player to return to the website, whether after a year for example, as I said this player did not cheat on the website , he didn't act in bad faith, he didn't do anything illegal, so it wouldn't be a player that they would need to ban forever from the platform, but rather those who actually did something illegal, actually cheated, that's the topic I'm addressing Martin, for example Justin Bonomo he was banned from PS for having multiple accounts, he was banned for a long time, and after being successful in face-to-face games and on other platforms he was "forgiven" by PS, he indeed acted in bad faith but he was forgiven, Justin Bonomo in fact cheated, and I just deleted my account, I didn't cheat, do you understand my point @Martin?

That's what I'm talking about.

Do you have any evidence, any proof, that Mr. Bonomo cheated, or are you just entertaining unsubstantiated allegations?

 

[Martin]

The point I address is just about the rigidity of their rule, where there is no flexibility for this issue of exclusion, we could think that it would be no problem for the player to return to the website, whether after a year for example, as I said this player did not cheat on the website , he didn't act in bad faith, he didn't do anything illegal, so it wouldn't be a player that they would need to ban forever from the platform, but rather those who actually did something illegal, actually cheated, that's the topic I'm addressing Martin, for example Justin Bonomo he was banned from PS for having multiple accounts, he was banned for a long time, and after being successful in face-to-face games and on other platforms he was "forgiven" by PS, he indeed acted in bad faith but he was forgiven, Justin Bonomo in fact cheated, and I just deleted my account, I didn't cheat, do you understand my point @Martin?

That's what I'm talking about.

Regardless of what other players have or haven't done, if you simply deleted your account have you been back in touch with PS support to try to re-open an account, if you have and they still say no then I would just move on and continue to use another poker room.

 

[Spielkind]

WHY THIS ENDLESS DISCUSSION? I HAD SAME IN 2010--Great MIMIMI!!! Its not allowed that an other person playing on your!! Account. Let make him his own thing. When he is not old enough, he has to wait!!!! You are responsible for your Business. Violate rules makes you liable. Have fun

 

[ZenonBR]

Do you have any evidence, any proof, that Mr. Bonomo cheated, or are you just entertaining unsubstantiated allegations?

You can find this information easily, and yes it was proven and Justin himself confessed, so yes there is proof and Justin's own confession about his multiple PS accounts.

 

[ZenonBR]

Regardless of what other players have or haven't done, if you simply deleted your account have you been back in touch with PS support to try to re-open an account, if you have and they still say no then I would just move on and continue to use another poker room.

That's what I did Martin, as I said, two standards are two standards, you can't put the same people in the same bag, that's what they do, or even tear up their own rules as in the case I mentioned, but just ignore these facts and dealing with it as if it were something acceptable is the same as agreeing with it.

 

[Jean-Guy]

OK, I believe you. In George Orwell’s novel Animal Farm the pigs have taken control. Here you find the famous statement: All animals are equal - but some are more equal than others.
Granted you are right PokerStars are either starstruck or just cynical.

 

[Snake2007]

It would be best for you to check the terms and conditions.

 

[toots babos]

Just send the support team an email requesting all data about you to be deleted and then start fresh yourself. You will probably have to wait about 5 years since you last played on there due to money laundering regulations that they are bound to under their licensing agreement but then you will be back playing there.

 

[moots]

I think you know the answer already and for everyone that wants the full story:

Create a new PokerStars account with a family member's details?

I recently made the mistake of closing my PokerStars account permanently, but I ended up regretting it, because after all I just wanted to change my username. I contacted them, and as you know they have a strict policy and they told me that there is no possibility of me playing with them again...

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When a Pokerstars account is closed, is it possible to create another one?

After closing an account permanently. Can I create another PokerStars account? Or can they track and cross-reference the data to find out that I created a new account after deleting the old one? Is there a way to do this without them finding out?

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After deleting my PokerStars account can I never play there again?

We know we can't have two Pokerstars accounts, but if I decide to permanently delete my account, will I be forever banned from playing on Pokerstars again? After I deleted my Pokerstars account they sent me a message saying the following: "I will close your account and follow up via email...

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[userX]

He said I can play on his account since he doesn't have time available.
Is this considered illegal on PS?

We've all heard these stories about the ‘brother's account’, the ‘dad's account’ of a sister, friend, neighbour, and so on. And it always ends in the same way. If you can't play with the account that belongs to you, then play poker on other sites, don't create additional problems for yourself.

 

[luckyfish98]

Yes, even because moderators and admins like a comment like yours, it is obvious that there is collusion, especially because this is a poker community that is linked to these platforms, they will never defend players, but rather the platforms, that has always been the case. obvious.

I know this is not the place I will get help because of this.

but read all my comments, I neither support nor deny you=the final decision is in your own hands

 

[luckyfish98]

OK, I believe you. In George Orwell’s novel Animal Farm the pigs have taken control. Here you find the famous statement: All animals are equal - but some are more equal than others.
Granted you are right PokerStars are either starstruck or just cynical.

I will give you one example - if you have cut off your hand or believe that it will grow back
ps does the same - if you have excluded yourself, then you can only heal scars

 

[luckyfish98]

You can find this information easily, and yes it was proven and Justin himself confessed, so yes there is proof and Justin's own confession about his multiple PS accounts.

at least 20% of players on every poker site play with multiple accounts, but by doing so they are only fooling themselves because they think they can win more, it doesn't happen and life becomes more and more complicated

only those cases where the players are caught come to light, but how many cases are not exposed
and remember that poker sites are smart with their technology and even if they know that someone is playing with multiple accounts, it doesn't mean that you will be blocked on the first day - they will wait until you win, for example, 10,000 in one day and then block you instantly