Video Poker 24/7 - Video Poker Sites Don't Mess Around

Video Poker 247 - Video Poker Sites Don’t Mess Around

With the enactment of the UIGEA, the online gambling community has been under investigation from the U.S. Government, with every little thing they do being nitpicked as officials try to find something wrong so that they will have an excuse to close down an online site. Some video poker sites are really starting to crack down on their rules and regulations, and those that are not on the up and up should beware.

One video poker site, Poker Stars, has just banned one major video poker player “Neverwin” Woolf from their site, and frozen other accounts on their site that have any kind of link to the player. The player is accused of using more than one video poker account, and thus has been banned from the site.

They also closed the account of YourTimeIsUp, for account sharing. The video poker sites do not allow people to share accounts, so in doing so they were violating the rules of the video poker site. The account being closed was interesting, considering that the player was coached by JJProdigy who was known for multi-accounting at the site. The video poker site had banned him as well upon discovery.

Woolf was told his account was being permanently closed, and therefore he needed to spend his FPPs within seven days. Other players are complaining of their accounts being frozen as well because Woolf used them. Multiple accounts on video poker or even other sites are not allowed because people would use them to enter tournaments as several different players essentially having them play against themselves and thus guaranteeing the win.

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