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Creating a new full tilt account when you already have one.
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[QUOTE="Boltneck, post: 677505, member: 29202"] The way I see it, you were quite happy with your poker playing experience before you learned about rakeback, so what has now changed? Simple - you've found out that others are getting a better deal than you. So what? If you were content before you knew about it, there's no reason why you should not still be content. You are no worse off than you were a week ago (you just realised that you could be better off - but that's very different) so just settle for what you've got, and don't get consumed by jealousy or greed. [B]Please note[/B] I do not mean that in any sort of insulting way. If you are absolutely determined that you don't want to lose out, then open an account using the details of someone who has no interest in poker (and who you trust implicitly) change your ISP (so you get a new IP address if you existing one is static) and open a new account. I don't condone this (it's dishonest in my view) and you'll probably end up regretting it somehow. [/QUOTE]
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