
Originally Posted by
fortunelounge
Hi Schoma
As I explained the issue is not about you having two PC's. The issue is that the other players have both been playing from your PC. We do not allow this and our terms clearly state that only one account per houselhold is allowed.
I did not state that you were chip dumping or colluding. I stated that we are stricter in enforcing fraud detection rules with Poker due to the
possibility of chip dumping and collusion that exists - different from the casino.
We have referred your account for further investigation. Depending on the outcome there is a possibility that we may unlock your account
on condition of us receiving your verification documents.We will let you know as soon as the results are available.
Regards
Wim
VP Operations
Fortune Lounge
You should also require the documents from the other two players. The complainant clearly knows them.
As for the term "One account per household". This is NOT the same as "one account per PC", even though this is how it is interpreted for poker.
These three players may be members of three different households, BUT all have access to the internet ONLY at this persons house. They may not even have their own PCs, and have to share. The Poker client should PREVENT such sharing on the same PC by blocking all other accounts other than the primary one from logging in.
There could also be the situation where 3 different players, 3 different households, 3 different PCs, but all sharing ONE internet connection. It could simply something they do socially, rather than alone in their own homes.
Lastly, they could all play at home on their own PCs and internet connections. Now they CAN collude and chip dump less obviously. Rather than simply talking to each other in the same house, they are on the phone to each other. They could easily collude in this manner, and it would be harder (although not impossible) to spot.
Poker is simply not as "user friendly" as casinos, because most players are NOT trying to rip off the poker room and other players, and do NOT understand what the "big deal" is with situations like this.
I also fail to see why this issue could not be discussed with the player in the first place, since you have been pretty open about why the player was banned in a PUBLIC FORUM.
You could clarify the rules by having the term "only ONE player may ever play on each PC and internet connection, even if they live elsewhere and have registered their accounts elsewhere." to cover situations where members of DIFFERENT households all gather together to share a SINGLE PC and/or internet connection.
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