OK. I probably shouldn't bother. It was only a free roll after all. But let me explain the reason for my suspicions.
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| What i CAN say is that with about 4 tables remaining i was moved to the same table as swed4141 and we were BOTH sitting IN and playing. |
I was at the same table and since we were in the money I did my usual player profiling using sites like PokerDB & Offical Poker Rankings.
It turned out that you had played your first 5 tournaments (multi table sit'n'goes) the previous day (Oct 20th). Swed4141 had no registered tournaments so I'm assuming that was a new accout.
With PokerPro in the back of my head I checked swed3939 and he showed only one tounament (, on Oct 20th - start time ~ 1/2 hour after you finished your last tournament ends).
So let me summarize my thoughts:
- Out of the huge PokerStars player community your three accounts were the only ones
with the
swedXXXX naming pattern that I could find using PokerDB.
- All three of you seem to have joined PokerStars at the
same time (weekend
Oct 20-21).
- All three of you end up in the same Private Freeroll.
- I'm a gambling addict and I do believe in chance, but I cannot believe that that's
coincidence. Way more unlikely than hitting the jackpot in any game of chance that I
know of.
- With reports of multi-account scams on PokerStars to be found on any Poker
forum/news page, and with PokerPro clumsy attempt giving an example, I think it's far
more likely that you are a cheater.
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| I do not know of who these other two players are but i do know that they are not me, and can be proved as we were at the same table at the same time both playing our cards at the same time. |
Yes. Playing several accounts at the same time is the basic idea behind the multi account scam.
The only pot where both of you played was a three way pot. (I do have the hand history for that table.)