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thielcats

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On Pokerstars, are two accounts aloud from the same address?
I have an account and my dad wants an account.
 
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I'm speaking from experience with FullTilt, but I would assume PS is the same. You're allowed multiple accounts, but they can't play at the same table.
 
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thielcats said:
On Pokerstars, are two accounts aloud from the same address?
I have an account and my dad wants an account.

No - one of them has to be quiet.
 
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dakota-xx said:
No - one of them has to be quiet.

Ok so how do you decide which one has to be quiet at any given time? And what do you do if the one that is supposed to be quiet doesnt want to cooperate?
 
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How to resolve lack of cooperation...

ItsMrZombieToU said:
Ok so how do you decide which one has to be quiet at any given time? And what do you do if the one that is supposed to be quiet doesnt want to cooperate?

Since you are in the same household the normal chain of command rules. If both persons are at the same level, for example siblings, the larger person rules. Or else, first come first served.
 
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dakota-xx said:
No - one of them has to be quiet.

And we know how that works at your house.;)

Check with CS, I think if you make them aware, it's no problem, so long as you're not both at the same table
 
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