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Online Casinos in general: Double account due to shared internet?

Topic created on 25th Mar. 2020 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 2 | Views: 1,460
WithoutWings
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Double account due to shared internet?

25th Mar. 2020, at 07:27 pm CET#1
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A few general questions about double accounts, because you often read that there are problems with payouts.

Example 1: I go to a colleague and play in his WLAN in a casino where he also plays

Example 2: I register in the WLAN and take a bonus from a casino where he also plays.

Example 3: someone plays in a casino via my cell phone in the same 4G network where I use the same casino

That it comes with N1 apparently to problems I have read and wondered if this is common or only there?

Since I work daily with a good friend and it happens that one of our batteries makes flabby sometimes takes the phone of the other and gambles a round on his own account where the colleague but also owns one. Now I wonder if that could cause problems

Greetings and thanks

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derzweifel
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Double account due to shared internet?

25th Mar. 2020, at 07:39 pm CET#2
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Since IP addresses are only valid for 24 hours in most cases and the respective Internet providers have a (large) pool from which they randomly distribute an address to the user with each dial-up, this whole "only one account/bonus whatever per IP address" does not make sense to me

It is impossible for most people to prevent let alone even know that they have an IP address on day X with which someone else has already played in a casino. From my point of view one of the most stupid rules, which opens the door to arbitrariness

To answer your question: Yes, it can cause problems

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Falko
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Double account due to shared internet?

26th Mar. 2020, at 12:57 am CET#3
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I would also advise that the TE should be very careful and only play on his own devices and over his home network in the casino. Just because he does not just play with small stakes and thereby also significantly higher payouts requested. Think if it had been at the N1 Casino then only a small amount, then they would have paid out and the problem so would not have arisen. This case of the N1 Casino shows but quite clearly how helpless you are as a player, if the casino accuses you of something like that and the wins are not paid out

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