Anyone tried two accounts??

  • So im thinking of having a go and seeing what happens but want to ask if anyone has tried having two accounts. Lets say i sign my sister up to paddypower. same address but no need to confirm ID, i can hide my IP. I can use my own betfair account and just retrieve money off her if they win. Its worth a few quid to find out but was hoping to hear from the high council first.

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    RyanB 16

    Already signed up to quite a few no issues at all

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    gultec 0

    Are you using separate address for each account? I think if you register an account with an address already used in another account, they don´t give any bonus.

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    RyanB 16

    as proven above, thats not true for certain bookies. Sky/Paddy/Coral/Lads/Betfair all gave me the free bet for signing up no problem.

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    BKK Farang 3

    Only totesport and dafabet have refused a second account at my house or denied any bonuses, all the others have been fine.

    With gubbings, spare pp account went ages ago and coral recently gubbed my main account, but the not others.

    I don’t think many bookies check the address, just name, email address and ip address.

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    pbetts 5

    @ryanb

    Thanks for the bonus information. What other bookies have been friendly to ‘two people from the same address having accounts’.

    Cheers

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    mbbinkman 12

    do you reckon they check the IP address? thinking of opening in partners name for accounts im gubbed with but IP will be same

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    Tornado 2

    Going to try the first 2nd account today. Will only use accounts that I have been gubbed on so far.
    Was thinking about ip address, was going to use phone on 4G but don’t really want to and having done some research it seems very common for people to use a VPN. As I already have a paid for VPN I might go for that. Anyone else use a VPN and had any issues?

    I will also spoof the MAC on the 2nd accounts just for safety, although probably not something that is checked, and use a different browser. Think that covers everything, oh and of course different bank account email etc. So the only duplicate thing will be the address, can’t do much about that.

    Will see what happens….

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    chris0147 0

    Guys, I have got an idea. When I use VPN to open new account on all bookies, I open my new PayPal account that match the details with my new bookies account, so I use PayPal to deposit and withdraw my funds. When I finish use the bookies to make profit, close my PayPal account, change my IP address, clear the cache then reopen my PayPal account with a different name, address, date of birth, email…etc that match my details with the bookies. Would that work?

    If I do that, does some bookies request for photo ID if I use PayPal?

    If so what bookies I should stay away?

    Of course bet365 is one of them.

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    BKK Farang 3

    I’ve tried a few vpn’s now, hide.me, private internet access, cyberghost, tunnelbear and now I’m onto purevpn. Some of the vpn’s don’t connect at peak times, which is frustrating if need to log into other accounts.

    Always use your vpn when logging into the other/spare accounts, most don’t seem to care if you have more than one account at a property, but make sure they are all in other names, same for email address, PayPal etc.

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    supert 8

    Mbbinkman… think people worry too much about this ip thing…. maybe sign up using diff ip address but once people were signed up i literally just used same phone on 4g/wifi at home to log in and out of b365 accounts for fun. At 1 point did the inplay offer on 4 accounts using my phone on a night out… 1 straight after another, never had issues…Coral and paddy the same no issues with me and girlfriend logging in and out of accounts using same phone.
    Even when 1 b365 got restricted this did not affect the others… and the b365 only restricted once was over £3k up on them

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    Tomfromdablock 0

    After a week none of the sites have gubbed me yet. IP address is simple to change if you unplug your router for a bit (for some people). But i not bothered yet and had no trouble. I think they are just trying to scare us. My IP address says i live in bristol and thats not right anyway.
    I have done twice now, Betvictor, Betfred, William Hill, Paddy power, Coral and betway.
    Worth the risk to me. These guys send me bugger all offers.

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    RyanB 16

    Just know that they are entirely within their right to close your account and keep the balance, so only carry on if you’re willing to risk that. Of course, hopefully by the time if that ever happens you’d have made more money than they take, just can be a scary thought a £25 bet on a 15/1 + goes and wins and you lose in the exchange and then the bookies don’t pay out

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    Tornado 2

    Also from what I have read most bookmakers do gubbings in waves, so it could be every six weeks they go through all the flagged accounts. So basically just because you survive a week doesn’t mean you haven’t been flagged. It could be that duplicate accounts get banned quicker of course, but who knows….

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