If my wife signs up at the same book (any Book) i use are we allowed to have 2 different accounts but at the same address of the household, not sure please help before she does it thank you.
2 different players same household allowed?
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Totally CluelessSBR Rookie
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#12 different players same household allowed?
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MikailSBR Posting Legend
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#2Absolutely not. A big no no.Comment -
Hareeba!BARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#3Originally posted by Totally CluelessIf my wife signs up at the same book (any Book) i use are we allowed to have 2 different accounts but at the same address of the household, not sure please help before she does it thank you.
But that again is a question best asked of the book you are looking at rather than asking the Forum.
Not all books would have the same rules on that.
My daughter's partner who lives with us opened an account at a book where I have an account and there's been no issue about it.Comment -
biguglySBR MVP
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#4I would definitely avoid it if at all possible...especially since it's your wife.Comment -
Hareeba!BARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#5Originally posted by biguglyI would definitely avoid it if at all possible...especially since it's your wife.Comment -
trumpdownSBR Wise Guy
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#6As spoken just ask the book ahead of time get it in writing through an email just in case.Comment -
iceminers26SBR Posting Legend
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#7small, shit books like BetPhoenix will probably screw you over come payout time, wouldn't risk it IMOComment -
craigpbSBR Wise Guy
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#8Just need to ask them first. My brother and I were able to do it when we lived together.Comment -
StumpageSBR MVP
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#9I would strongly recommend against doing this. A lot of books come up with some ingenious and outrageous reasons to suspend accounts; slow pay clients; void wagers, etc. So something as this simple reason to cause you grief would be seized upon in a heartbeat.....Comment -
wiskySBR Sharp
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#10most books state 1 per household to avoid every family members taking multiple sign up bonus offers.Comment -
BrianLavertySBR MVP
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#11I dont see why this would be a problem unless you are using the two accounts to get higher limits or abuse bonuses....
Its not like poker where there is a huge edge of having 2 on the same ip.. I'm pretty sure they wont care if you are betting a few hundred and she is making 50 dollar bets.
But as is always the case, check with the book first.Comment -
MJFtheGeniusSBR Hall of Famer
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#12no need
plenty of great books
just pick another oneComment -
Hareeba!BARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#13Originally posted by MJFtheGeniusno need
just pick another one
Originally posted by MJFtheGeniusplenty of great books
there are but a handful of "great" books and sadly for Yanks most are out of reachComment -
biguglySBR MVP
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#14Luckily there are plenty serviceable books.Comment -
REDSBR High Roller
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#15My friend and his brother each have Bet JM accounts and they live in the same house. They had to speak with them first though. Why not just let your wife or your girl lay her action through your account?? whats the differenceComment -
BChrisBSBR Wise Guy
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#16Originally posted by REDMy friend and his brother each have Bet JM accounts and they live in the same house. They had to speak with them first though. Why not just let your wife or your girl lay her action through your account?? whats the differenceComment -
sharpcatRestricted User
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#17Originally posted by REDMy friend and his brother each have Bet JM accounts and they live in the same house. They had to speak with them first though. Why not just let your wife or your girl lay her action through your account?? whats the differenceComment -
RickySteveRestricted User
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#18Originally posted by iceminers26small, shit books like BetPhoenix will probably screw you over come payout time, wouldn't risk it IMOComment -
The Bet MasterSBR MVP
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#19Just ask and see if it's Ok. I know Bookmaker let me and my brother do it. Just don't do it unless you get the OK with the book.Comment -
wrongturnSBR MVP
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#20It would be helpful with a video proving both of you are living in the same house, but still, even it is approved, it is asking for trouble unnecessarily if one of you wins a nice amount.
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jackkkk2009SBR MVP
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#21don't do that at Pinnacle & sportsbook.com grp..Comment -
zebras99SBR Sharp
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#22If you're not going after the bonuses or making the same bets in both accounts, then it shouldn't be a problem. But read the bookmaker's rules first, since they should have something on this issue.Comment -
MadTigerSBR MVP
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#23Originally posted by The Bet MasterJust ask and see if it's Ok. I know Bookmaker let me and my brother do it. Just don't do it unless you get the OK with the book.Comment -
MadTigerSBR MVP
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#24Originally posted by wrongturnIt would be helpful with a video proving both of you are living in the same house, but still, even it is approved, it is asking for trouble unnecessarily if one of you wins a nice amount.
Wait. What?Comment -
bachngocduongSBR MVP
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#25yes you can do it do whatever you want BUT DEPOSIT ONLY NO PAYOUTComment
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