- Joined
- Oct 22, 2007
- Location
- Southwest Virginia
For those that are confused over how networked sites vs sister sites work....
Networked sites are normally many portal websites that all use the same username/password to enter and all of those portals end up at the same central game rooms/ same games/ same players/ same pots. If you enter one site and get into the quarter room, then enter again from a different portal, you will be in exactly the same room....and will probably be told by the CH to close that second room since you are now logged in twice.
There are some networks, such as BingoEntertainment, that has separate usernames/passwords allowed for each of its network, and although the rooms, games, players, and pots are identical in each one, they will allow you to be in multiple portals and not be breaking their rules.
Sister sites are normally a number of sites that are owned by the same company but are separate usernames/passwords /separate game rooms/ separate games /separate players /separate pots. Although they might have a quarter game room with the same name as one of the sister sites, they will be playing a different game at the same time if you opened one of the sister sites and entered that room. However, if you have more than one account within their 'company', you are breaking their multiple account rules and will probably be allowed to deposit using any of those usernames but you will forfeit any winnings if you try to cash out.
Read the rules carefully and thru their support, close out all accounts that might exist other than the main one you want to keep on record. Check frequently with support to make sure they haven't added/merged/acquired any sites to their network or company that they didn't tell you about in their newsletters so you can continue to close accounts and stay within their rules.
Networked sites are normally many portal websites that all use the same username/password to enter and all of those portals end up at the same central game rooms/ same games/ same players/ same pots. If you enter one site and get into the quarter room, then enter again from a different portal, you will be in exactly the same room....and will probably be told by the CH to close that second room since you are now logged in twice.
There are some networks, such as BingoEntertainment, that has separate usernames/passwords allowed for each of its network, and although the rooms, games, players, and pots are identical in each one, they will allow you to be in multiple portals and not be breaking their rules.
Sister sites are normally a number of sites that are owned by the same company but are separate usernames/passwords /separate game rooms/ separate games /separate players /separate pots. Although they might have a quarter game room with the same name as one of the sister sites, they will be playing a different game at the same time if you opened one of the sister sites and entered that room. However, if you have more than one account within their 'company', you are breaking their multiple account rules and will probably be allowed to deposit using any of those usernames but you will forfeit any winnings if you try to cash out.
Read the rules carefully and thru their support, close out all accounts that might exist other than the main one you want to keep on record. Check frequently with support to make sure they haven't added/merged/acquired any sites to their network or company that they didn't tell you about in their newsletters so you can continue to close accounts and stay within their rules.
