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Are you saying it's which of 'the other four (not POTRIPPER)' accounts was #363 that you cannot tell us?

I must be missing something. Apart from the link between #363 and Scott Tom himself, why does it matter what name #363 called itself?

If #363 is Graycat, Doubledrag or whatever, what difference does it make? It's who was using it to cheat that matters, surely?

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It doesn't matter. I already knew before I went into AP that #363 was one of the other four. When I was there I found out which account it was, but I can't say. The important thing is that POTRIPPER was logged on that day and #363 was logged on that day. In addition, since 363 did play, that basically says the 363 was not the mechanism for sharing hole cards (most likely).

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BTW, AP said you would not be allowed to examine the cheating accounts, at the request (order?) of GA. Did the GA people explain why they did that? Wasn't as if you could tamper with the evidence or anything.

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No, that was not explained to me, but the basic theory is that auditors don't like other people auditing what they're auditing at the same time.