[djk123]

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Stars has done far more than you know in battling multiaccounting.

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How do you know?

You should see that claiming you know Stars ostensibly clandestine procedures (which I call "clandestine" because apparently you know them but ucla/the player community at large doesn't) for catching multi-accounters makes this thread even more shady.

How would you come about such knowledge? I would question the wisdom of Stars security team telling anyone who isn't a Stars employee about all the measures they take to combat multi-accounting. So why are Stars employees giving out this information to only a select few such as yourself? Why is that ucla isn't aware of all that Stars has done to battle multi-accounting, but *you* are?

Look, I'm not suggesting we start a witch hunt. And I'm not a high limit MTTer. But I'm going to submit that this thread and threads like it do nothing but make most of you appear to be part of a cabal of players who sit in private AIM chatrooms on Sunday, where you enter in multiple accounts in the big Sundays and play hands together via AIM chat with your friends, as your Stars-employee-buddies share the inside story on exactly how they catch multi-accounters (so that you might be better able to circumvent their security measures).

This obviously isn't true, and it's certainly not my point of view, but the online poker world is full of cynical outsiders looking to demonstrate how rigged the industry is, and in these threads, you guys give them plenty of ammo.

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How would I know such knowledge?

Casual observation you clown. When one of the best players on PokerStars disappears for a year he just MIGHT have gotten caught multiaccounting. JUST A HUNCH. (Sorry btw, but I have to defend myself against these retarded implications)

Jesus [censored] christ. Everyone's so [censored] paranoid.

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Who?