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It can still be seen as "going equiped" by using false details and/or fake ID, even though no advantage is obvious. It is illegal to possess a fake ID, you don't have to get caught trying to use it before they can bring charges.<br />
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It may not be fraud, but a breach of terms, if 10 friends all signed up and played on fewer than 10 separate PCs at 10 separate addresses. If they play the exact same pattern, it will appear that they are members of a group being run by one person, and are playing by rote from a script they have been given, rather than for their own enjoyment. It doesn't matter what times they play, and from which PC. This can be a doubtful situation, since such "scripts" or "strategies" for playing a particular bonus are freely shared over the internet, and do not necessarily prove that the 10 players are part of a "ring".
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Thank you VWM. I did lay out though that in the scenario there is no bonus being used for winnings. Also, in your answer what if a player can prove his ID? What if they can prove they don't share a PC? What if they can prove they don't share IP addresses? In short, what if they can show they are a real person on their own pc and playing without a bonus?</div>