When a Pokerstars account is closed, is it possible to create another one?

Longbow · Apr 16, 2024

After closing an account permanently.

Can I create another PokerStars account?

Or can they track and cross-reference the data to find out that I created a new account after deleting the old one?

Is there a way to do this without them finding out?

Longbow · Apr 16, 2024

The reason for exclusion is simple.

Change username.
Not to gain an advantage in the game but to choose a name that I identify with.

Since PokerStars rules about changing your name are strict, this was the only way I could find to do it.

I hope this is possible.

MK_ · Apr 16, 2024

Dude....., they have your name, your info, your IP, they aren't stupid,

if you could legally play ps there are many other sites you could play too,

GG, Party Poker, 888, just to name a few, just pick one and go play👍

Sunz of Beaches · Apr 16, 2024

After all the replies u got in the other thread, do u really believe there is even a 0.000001 % chance that this is possible? 😂😂 I mean really....

Do u also ask ur ex-girlfriend that stated multiple times she has no more interest in u after u left and blocked her if she would accept u back with a new haircut? 😆

Andyreas · Apr 16, 2024

ZenonBR said:
Since PokerStars rules about changing your name are strict, this was the only way I could find to do it.

So you knew changing your username is not possible and instead tried to circumvent their terms and conditions.

ZenonBR said:
After closing an account permanently.

Can I create another PokerStars account?

Have you actually tried to read their terms? Then the answer is pretty clear.

ZenonBR said:
Is there a way to do this without them finding out?

Why would you actually risk it? To have them block you account eventually when you try to withdraw?

Just because you did not like the answers in the other thread, the reality will not change if you just rephrase your question.

Longbow · Apr 16, 2024

Andyreas said:
So you knew changing your username is not possible and instead tried to circumvent their terms and conditions.

Have you actually tried to read their terms? Then the answer is pretty clear.

Why would you actually risk it? To have them block you account eventually when you try to withdraw?

Just because you did not like the answers in the other thread, the reality will not change if you just rephrase your question.

Well, okay, we have other options besides PokerStars.

member401988 · Apr 16, 2024

ZenonBR said:
After closing an account permanently.

Can I create another PokerStars account?

Or can they track and cross-reference the data to find out that I created a new account after deleting the old one?

Is there a way to do this without them finding out?

I gave you some advice read my posts there

After deleting my PokerStars account can I never play there again?

The best thing is to wait at least 5 years, because this option has been tested and when 5 years have passed, you can safely create a new account at pokerstars

Gallarado777 · Apr 16, 2024

Yes, the best thing is not to create an account again, it will be quickly blocked because they track all players and can do it quickly. Play on other sites temporarily and after a long break from Pokerstars and then come back and play at GGPoker, which is also a cool site with a lot of online access

Longbow · Apr 17, 2024

Gallarado777 said:
Yes, the best thing is not to create an account again, it will be quickly blocked because they track all players and can do it quickly. Play on other sites temporarily and after a long break from Pokerstars and then come back and play at GGPoker, which is also a cool site with a lot of online access

Thanks for the tip Gallardo.

10gerka · Apr 17, 2024

If you already have a pokerstars account, you can no longer create another one with your same data, they can ban you for life, there are other rooms where you can play as well.

Longbow · Apr 17, 2024

10gerka said:
If you already have a pokerstars account, you can no longer create another one with your same data, they can ban you for life, there are other rooms where you can play as well.

Thank you 10gerka I will do that.

member401988 · Apr 17, 2024

ZenonBR said:
After closing an account permanently.

Can I create another PokerStars account?

Or can they track and cross-reference the data to find out that I created a new account after deleting the old one?

Is there a way to do this without them finding out?

Why do you need to create a pokerstars account again, you haven't told anyone 100% the reason why you blocked it
we can't help you if you're not honest with us because the reason why you did it and why you need a new account is important because maybe someday you'll think about closing it again
what's done is done (even a person who committed a violation and received a 20-year prison sentence can no longer turn back time and correct his mistake)

YLAN · Apr 17, 2024

ZenonBR said:
Is there a way to do this without them finding out?

Why would you wish such a thing? They always find out eventually & will be the same headache.

This is like when you dumped your girl & then later you want her back but she doesn't want anything to do with you anymore. Why waste effort insisting when there are other flowers in the field. Move on to other sites bud. Get over it.

fundiver199 · Apr 17, 2024

As several have said, the best advice is to just accept, that you closed your account and then play somewhere else. But if for some reason I found myself in a situation, where I could not play on whatever site, and this was very important to me, I might ask someone close to me, who dont play poker, to open an account and let me play from it.

This is obviously a violation of the TOS, but unless you are a high stakes player, there is probably not that much scrutiny, and the risk of detection might be fairly low. Of course deposits and withdrawals will need to be done by the owner of the account, and its probably also best to not use the same IP adress, you played from before. So if I wanted to do this, I would change my internet provider first. And then also let my "helper" sign up and deposit or withdraw while using my internet.

But again... you created this situation yourself by closing your account, and its somewhat difficult to understand, why its now that important for you to play on PokerStars again? As you even say yourself, there are other sites out there, and PokerStars is not even the largest any more. So if you want to still play MTTs, then why not play them on for instance GG Poker instead?

KrazyKoo · Apr 17, 2024

I don't know why you are so quick to ignore the privacy protection laws.

Translation in Brazilian Portugese (Hopefully accurate):

fundiver199 · Apr 17, 2024

KrazyKoo said:
I don't know why you are so quick to ignore the privacy protection laws.

When sites operate in unregulated markets, they have no incentive to follow any laws of that country. So regardless, what ChatGPT say, this is not something, I would have high hopes of working. Lets say OP contact PokerStars in 6 month and say "according to brasilian privacy protection law you must now delete any information, you have about me". And then PokerStars reply "we dont give a shit, and its not going to happen".

Then what exactly is OP going to do about it? Turn to brasilian authorities? They wont give a shit either but just tell OP, he is not supposed to play on offshore online gambling sites, since its not legal. And even if authorities do care, what are they going to do about it? Its not like, they can threaten PokerStars to withdraw their business permit / license, since they dont have any in the first place

KrazyKoo · Apr 17, 2024

fundiver199 said:
When sites operate in unregulated markets, they have no incentive to follow any laws of that country. So regardless, what ChatGPT say, this is not something, I would have high hopes of working. Lets say OP contact PokerStars in 6 month and say "according to brasilian privacy protection law you must now delete any information, you have about me". And then PokerStars reply "we dont give a shit, and its not going to happen".

Then what exactly is OP going to do about it? Turn to brasilian authorities? They wont give a shit either but just tell OP, he is not supposed to play on offshore online gambling sites, since its not legal. And even if authorities do care, what are they going to do about it? Its not like, they can threaten PokerStars to withdraw their business permit / license, since they dont have any in the first place

Oh I wasn't ware of the complex nature of Brazilian regulation status

steve01991 · Apr 17, 2024

i would contact them and simply ask to reinstate your old account

MishkaZL · Apr 17, 2024

ZenonBR said:
After closing an account permanently.

Can I create another PokerStars account?

Or can they track and cross-reference the data to find out that I created a new account after deleting the old one?

Is there a way to do this without them finding out?

And I think that they will find out about your violations in an elementary way. But maybe if you never withdraw or deposit, then maybe you will at least have a chance to play on this site.

fundiver199 · Apr 17, 2024

KrazyKoo said:
Oh I wasn't ware of the complex nature of Brazilian regulation status

Its not like, I am an expert on the matter either. But there are tons on unregulated markets, where gambling sites operate without cooperation or approval by local authorities, and this generally mean a complete lack of player protection. But actually googling the matter it seems like, Brasil might become a regulated market during 2024, and this will then change the situation of course

Google Search

KrazyKoo · Apr 17, 2024

fundiver199 said:
Its not like, I am an expert on the matter either. But there are tons on unregulated markets, where gambling sites operate without cooperation or approval by local authorities, and this generally mean a complete lack of player protection. But actually googling the matter it seems like, Brasil might become a regulated market during 2024, and this will then change the situation of course

I have a feeling that companies offering services to Brazilian customers still possibly apply Brazilian laws fully. Seems there is tons of grey and pending in the Brazilian regulations at least based on my 10 minute research... it's legal to play poker for real money it's just not regulated by authorities (yet) so they may respect LGPD rules pre-emptively or they may not based on their own choice.

I think it is worth it to try. Legal methods are always better than illegal methods even if they may be irrelevant. You lose nothing by trying legal methods but you may lose a lot trying illegal methods.

I would only follow legal methods and if they don't work then only other option is to wait till the regulations change which seems very possible

Sunz of Beaches · Apr 17, 2024

YLAN said:
Why would you wish such a thing? They always find out eventually & will be the same headache.

This is like when you dumped your girl & then later you want her back but she doesn't want anything to do with you anymore. Why waste effort insisting when there are other flowers in the field. Move on to other sites bud. Get over it.

Nanana the ex girlfiend joke has alreasy been made.

U will receive a warning now. Soon 10 vip chips will be deducted from ur account for copying ideas and not even leave a like for the original poster. Authorities have been contacted an ur provider will soon shut off ur YLAN....i mean WLAN.

Igor G · Apr 17, 2024

ZenonBR said:
After closing an account permanently.

Can I create another PokerStars account?

Or can they track and cross-reference the data to find out that I created a new account after deleting the old one?

Is there a way to do this without them finding out?

PokerStars has many ways to find your other account. Starting with your IP address, ending with your personal data and data from your bank statements or other payment systems. I do not recommend you to create another account because it will definitely lead to problems. There will come a time when you want to withdraw your funds and then you will simply be disappointed.

YLAN · Apr 17, 2024

Suns of Beaches said:
Nanana the ex girlfiend joke has alreasy been made.

haven't noticed that post of urs until i read this one & scrolled up... u don't need to be an SOB about it. no big deal.

ADRI7HO · Apr 17, 2024

ZenonBR said:
After closing an account permanently.

Can I create another PokerStars account?

Or can they track and cross-reference the data to find out that I created a new account after deleting the old one?

Is there a way to do this without them finding out?

luckyfish98 said:
I gave you some advice read my posts there

After deleting my PokerStars account can I never play there again?

The best thing is to wait at least 5 years, because this option has been tested and when 5 years have passed, you can safely create a new account at pokerstars

If the Pokerstars account is properly authenticated, it is certainly not possible to register again after deleting the account, because it will probably be filtered immediately.
However, re-registration after 5 years is a good option, you just have to wait.
Until then, there are many other online poker sites out there ...

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