Hello Mike,
Thanks again for the time at the telephone. As I explained, please reply
to this email acknowledging the consequences of any future infraction to
our multiple account policy.
In simple terms, just keep using none but your own 'cigardad' account and
there should be no further problems. With the exception of your wife, it
is also very wise to avoid anyone else play on your account, especially if
that someone else already has a PokerStars account. Like I explained,
therein lies the issue of account sharing. Please visit the following
link for further details (especially in section 4.2):
http://www.pokerstars.com/poker/room/tos
Any future infraction to these terms may result in permanent suspension of
the accounts involved. If there is anything else we can help you with,
please do not hesitate to contact us.
Regards,
Andres S.
PokerStars Game Security &
Multiple Accounts Specialist
To Andre's credit, he was very friendly, and spent a lot of time talking to me about my concerns, and trying to convince me, that I am just UL when I play on my own account, and must be lucky on others and in live poker. So I now just caulk it up to 'variance', and continue to lose my butt as cigardad for what is almost a year str8 on this current run, But at least I understand that its me, and something I must do on that one account, for that, I must thank Andre, and pokerstars for convincing me that there is no way it is not a fair shuffle and the same for all players.
Now, I just make up the loses playing live, and getting loans from my winning family members who never played poker till I helped them open an account. Cheers