Using more than one computer

[Stovetopp]

Hi Folks and especially to the more experienced.

The computer I use to play online casinos is in my room and no one else knows :-))
It is now DOWN! Don't know reason....

Question: I have 3 more computer downstairs which are used for businesses and other personal use by other members of the household. NONE OF THEM EVER PLAY ONLINE! Is there a problem if I were to use one of those computers to play? I would really be pissed if I hit something and they tell me I am on wrong computer Trust me they know.

Honestly, I did enqure before at either Inet OR Jacjpot Capital and did receive a reply...But as I said its in the bad computer.Thanks in advance!

[BingoT]

I have gone to the City Library and used the one they have to show some friends afew sites that I play at and to me it's fine to use any place you go.
Just login & Go.

[lee_bumble]

yeah i won some money while i was at my work place (but dont tell anybody) and got paid no probs.

[winbig]

I have gone to the City Library and used the one they have to show some friends afew sites that I play at and to me it's fine to use any place you go.
Just login & Go.

Tom, you know better than that. Chances are that nobody else has used that same computer (or network of computers) to play at the same casinos you logged into from there. If they had done so, more than likely your account would have gotten flagged.

You're lucky you didn't get caught by the librarians...if you were caught doing that here (if you could even bypass their firewall to get to those sites,) you'd lose the right to use their computers and quite possibly lose your right to even use the library at all.

The only time you're going to run into trouble by using different computers is if you go to an internet cafe, or any other place that the public can use computers (burger king even has them where I'm at,) and someone else has used that same computer, or IP address, to log into their account at the same casino.

[BingoT]

I know but you should see the many that do this.
The Library here in Ct has at least 100 computers and no one takes an eye out to see what they are going on them.
I will bet out of the 100 I would say 80 of them are playing on a gaming site.
I know about the ISP thing lol
They say life you have to take some chances lol
I only used it for five mins just to show someone how it works.

In Stovetopp's case if they are in the same household they are on the same isp anyways.

[winbig]

I know but you should see the many that do this.
The Library here in Ct has at least 100 computers and no one takes an eye out to see what they are going on them.
I will bet out of the 100 I would say 80 of them are playing on a gaming site.
I know about the ISP thing lol
They say life you have to take some chances lol
I only used it for five mins just to show someone how it works.

In Stovetopp's case if they are in the same household they are on the same isp anyways.

Wow, your library must be very lax....our libraries here aren't that big, and they use a firewall & filtering to block out quite a few sites that fit in the "unwanted" categories.

The main reason is due to liability.....

[Luigi810]

My laptap just recently broke and now I play the tourneys on my computer or sometimes on my step-sons laptop and I have no problems playing, just sign on with your original user ID and password and you shouldn't have any problems..

[gambler777]

I've played on several computers in my home, I play when I am at work...lol...shhhh....and I play when I am at other people's houses on my wireless laptop... have never had a problem,,not that I win that often...lol.
And I know Inetbet knows I also play from work because I have to have them email me tempting tuesday because I can access casino at work but not website...lol So far no problem.. let me know if someone has had other experience. goood luck all

[Mousey]

Just be very, very careful if playing from somewhere other than home. Use of a wireless network away from home could possibly put you in hot water should you have a big cashout, especially if someone else on that network has an account at the same casino. Playing at a friend's house can also raise a red flag, especially if they also have an account at the same casino (group). Casinos are very picky about this and are alert to fraud and are not the least bit hesitant in locking accounts if yours becomes suspect.

However, playing on your own home computer (regardless of which computer) should be no problem. Surely the casinos understand that many people have more than one computer in the house. I've never had a problem with casinos upon tossing my old computer and installing and playing on my new one.

[mecan49]

I have had 1 incidents with this issue. I had it at Rival gaming sights. It was bc I was at my sisters house playing on her computer.When I got home to use MY home computer , my account had been locked. I have had this issue with them also, when I played on my daughters computer, thats in my home same IP address when mine was being worked on. So please be careful with this. Most of the T&C says, that you are only allowed to use one account on one computer in one household. Rival has been the only one, so far that has given me these problems. MGS & RTG does not. But this is not to say that it cannot happen.

With this new MGS issue about the ip addresses I really would be cautious.