Can you make new accounts for family members to avoid limits?

[Gaze73]

Do bookies let you play on the new account normally or do they just limit you after a few bets because it's from the same household? I wonder if this is how high stakes winners still play at 365, just making new accounts.

[Optional]

If you do not take bonuses on the 2nd account, most bookmakers will allow it.

If you do take bonuses on both, or bet the same games on both to circumvent limits, some books (many) will wait until you try to cashout before cancelling all winnings.


We don't allow discussion about how to beat sportsbook rules here btw.

[NBAtanker]

Yeah this is just asking to get into trouble. You’ll be back here in a months saying the book is not paying out. Go to a book that has high limits there is loads

[Gaze73]

Ok I'll give it a try. Of course no bonuses or same picks on both. Technically it's not breaking any rule so they would have no excuse to not pay out. From their PoV my father just made an account there to gamble. High limit books have far inferior live betting, you can bet only MLs, spreads and totals usually.

[Optional]

Ok I'll give it a try. Of course no bonuses or same picks on both. Technically it's not breaking any rule so they would have no excuse to not pay out. From their PoV my father just made an account there to gamble. High limit books have far inferior live betting, you can bet only MLs, spreads and totals usually.

Most books will make some mention of same household/IP/Family in their rules. Just check what they say. But the point of all of those rules will be to tell you getting higher limits or more bonuses that way is not allowed.

[HeeeHAWWWW]

Do bookies let you play on the new account normally or do they just limit you after a few bets because it's from the same household? I wonder if this is how high stakes winners still play at 365, just making new accounts.

This happens a lot for reasons of both limits and bonuses, but they have increasingly hefty ways of detecting it (some of which is blatantly illegal in terms of data sharing).

[pologq]

i had an account and my father wanted one. i had to prove his existence with a license and utility bill with the address before it was opened. we both live at the same physical address and they allowed it for us. granted, we are very small players. i was up front with them before opening the account for my father and worked with them. this was bookmaker.

[DontTailMe]

delete

[Ant23]

Of course SBR doesn't allow posts on how to "beat" sportsbooks.........why would they bite the hands that feed them?

[Craig22]

Of course SBR doesn't allow posts on how to "beat" sportsbooks.........why would they bite the hands that feed them?

True, but they provide a free service acting on behalf of players.

[scottgodson1985]

i wouldnt recommen this, especially at betonline