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[QUOTE="dregan, post: 6402307, member: 359745"]
I've been playing like this for a month now. The most important thing that would not be banned is to register in the country where you originally live and are registered there. If you go to a country where Pokerstars does not allow players from this country to play for money, then what do you have to do? How not to use VPN. Several times when I was still playing from my Ukrainian Internet, I was forced to go through VPN to the Pokerstars website from a browser to replenish my account. I had to do this because my WebMoney e-wallet is already blocked in my country (it is Russian) and the transfer from my poker room cashier when replenishing from WebMoney is blocked by my provider. So after that, they simply automatically sent me a letter demanding to confirm my identity with a passport. I sent once and after that they didn’t send in the future. So I'm sure I won't get banned. And if banned, I have good arguments for this. There is no violation or deceit here. I am Ukrainian and I am on my Ukrainian territory and not in Russia, which Pokerstars is closed for money. Through VPN, I'm sitting in Germany, but the Internet is Russian. This is not what is described in the agreement signed by me at Pokerstras.
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