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pimient0
Joined: 04.09.2018

I started playing with a friend sit n go 4max HU shootout. I'm wondering if it's legal to share shares in these games and make a deal in the final when my friend and I reached stage 2. It seems like an interesting option, but I wouldn't want to get banned, that why I'm asking.


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

This is really tricky, but I wouldn't recommend playing same SNG's with friends in it. Especially if you are on the same place. IP detection. Making deals isn't allowed in HU SNG's. 1 advantage is that it's winner takes all.

If you give money to each other with money transfers in the client and playing same games this will be detected for sure. Decent change you and your friend will get a ban if you would do that.

Cheers,
SDK1987


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pimient0
Joined: 04.09.2018

we don't have the same ip, but we transfer $ sometimes.

So it's just not legal. :f_cry:


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pimient0
Joined: 04.09.2018

I play on pokerstar, I would write to them, but they will not write me back anyway. Their support is pathetic.


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

You need to use the help function in the PokerStars client if you want to contact PokerStars support.


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

support@pokerstars.eu also works.
The will not reply unless you include your PokerStars player name.


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

That could help to, but so far I know they changed e-mails. support@starsaccount.com or support@starsaccount.eu should work better I think.


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Sorry for the intrusion but I read that the user's request is strange.
He declares to share his data with his friend and this is forbidden. Then he asks to be allowed to deal at a possible final table that does not seem allowed and mathematically a negative result.
They would get a better result playing DON sit & gos. And I would avoid contacting PokerStars to say that I share my data with another player.
My 2 cents


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