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MULTI-ACCOUNTING is the creation of several game accounts on the same betting site. It is necessary to distinguish between multi-accounting and owning several accounts in different bookmakers. The first option is illegal, the second is completely legal and practiced by most cappers. The rules of all bookmakers strictly prohibit the creation of more than one account by the same player. However, some users deliberately violate these rules, and they have many reasons for this.

WHY CREATE MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS?

3 main reasons:

Bonus hunting.
Account blocking at a bookmaker.
Cutting betting limits.
Let's consider each of the reasons in more detail.

Remember that the mostbet-pakistan1.com bookmaker always opposes multi-accounting and calls for fair play, with which you can earn much more.

Multi-accounting is closely related to such a concept as bonus hunting, or hunting for bonuses. Many bookmakers offer lucrative bonuses, but only to new registered players. As a bonus, there can be either a free bet, or a certain amount of money, or an increase in the deposited amount. Some players specifically create several accounts on the site of one bookmaker in order to use these bonuses repeatedly.

The next reason for multi-accounting is the blocking of the first account for some reason. This happens, both through the fault of the capper himself, and through the fault of the bookmaker. For example, many offices block the so-called arbers. If the bettor was satisfied with the conditions for betting on the website of this bookmaker, then he may try to create another account instead of the blocked one.

The essence of the third reason for multi-accounting is about the same - cutting the limits of successful players. As you know, many bookmakers limit betting limits for cappers who win regularly. This is quite understandable, although not fair, because in this way bookmakers insure themselves against significant financial losses. But the players themselves are extremely dissatisfied with this - they can no longer receive the same profit from bets. Therefore, they have to create new accounts that have not yet been cut.

HOW TO CREATE A NEW ACCOUNT?

Considering that any bookmaker prohibits the creation of more than one account per person, and even does not allow two or more members of the same family to register on their website, cappers face certain difficulties with multi-accounting. The mandatory verification procedure for interactive bets adds to the complexity - the player needs to personally appear at the bookmaker's betting shop. However, even such difficulties do not frighten experienced cappers who earn big money with bets. But bonus hunters are unlikely to want to bother like that for the sake of several hundred bonus rubles. Although it is still practiced in illegal betting shops.

So, to create a new account, you need the real data of a person who has not registered with this bookmaker. This may be your friend, ready to provide complete information about himself. When verifying, you will need a scan of the passport (in offshore offices) and the presence of the owner himself in the betting shop (for interactive rates), in some cases, identification takes place via a video call (for example, in Winline or Parimatch). On the Internet, you can find or buy all the necessary data of real people along with scans of documents. It should be borne in mind that a new phone number is also required, to which a verification SMS will be sent.

IMPORTANT! Another important nuance is that you cannot place bets from different accounts from the same computer. To “cover up your tracks”, you can install a virtual machine, reinstall the OS, clean the browser or reinstall it too, and hide computer data using special programs. You also need to change the IP address. Proxy services are suitable for this, or you can use a dynamic IP. Some bookmakers practice various verifications of account ownership by a specified person - phone calls and clarification of personal information, and even online communication via Skype. You have to be ready for that too."