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Message: [QUOTE="Sohmurr, post: 1001920, member: 23211"] There seems to be a fairly easy way to answer this. Email PokerStars or Full Tilt, or any site you play at, and ask them the protocol. It might even be in the terms of service or end user license agreement, or whatever they call it. I find it highly unlikely that if you emailed them and posed the question "Do you allow multiple people to contribute to one player's decisions occuring during a hand?" that any one of them, assuming it's a legit online poker room, would say they allow it. They allow PokerTracker and similar programs because they create personal databases based on hands that have previously occured (albeit very recently). And although there is no one set definition of collusion (that I am aware of), I could easily see the input of multiple people's opinions on the decisions of a hand currently being played to be classified as collusion. [/QUOTE]