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[QUOTE="BillyTheBull, post: 638707, member: 13677"] Oops, sorry about the IP thing, wk . . . :p Anyway, if you have more than one (real and/or play money) account at pretty much any poker site, you are violating that site's ToS. Technically, you shouldn't have been able to even set up more than one account; I'm assuming you had to use different email addresses for each or something like that, which might work on play money accounts since you don't have to enter all your personal info? As long as you didn't use more than one account at a time, this would be hard to track and hardly cause for concern from their end. . . . If you called or emailed them and explained the situation, I would imagine that FT could/would manually delete your inactive play money accounts; I don't think that'll get you in trouble, and might be a good idea just in case you ever win something huge where they might scrutinize your account before they pay you. . . . By the way, I can't even begin to imagine how badly it must suck to win and then lose $1.2 million -- I also wonder if this guy might be facing bans from other organizations (WSOP, etc.), not to mention criminal charges. . . . [/QUOTE]
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