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same alias ??

3barrels3barrels Member Posts: 434
in The Poker Clinic
can you pls check this out why can two players share the same alias


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  • kapowblamzkapowblamz Member Posts: 1,607
    It may be that you'd changed tables and it was a display bug, or one of the L's in Larrys name is a capital i.
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  • mumsiemumsie Member Posts: 8,183

    One has a capital i , the other is an L



    kapowblamz said:

    It may be that you'd changed tables and it was a display bug, or one of the L's in Larrys name is a capital i.

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  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,247

    @3barrels


    @mumsie is correct, the spellings are different. One is an "i" (for ink) the other is an "l" (for leather).
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  • 3barrels3barrels Member Posts: 434
    i see only notice the difference when you click one of the players thanks
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  • waller02waller02 Member Posts: 9,095
    Still a pretty clear case of multi accounting and collusion, no?
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  • Jac35Jac35 Member Posts: 6,492
    At my tables tonight.

    Makes jokes.
    Said to @garner909
    "Is that garner as in i'm garner get you"

    Comic genius. He's a young Stan Boardman.
    Keep him
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  • kapowblamzkapowblamz Member Posts: 1,607
    It's probably someone trying to impersonate a weaker player to gain an unfair advantage.
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  • Bean81Bean81 Member Posts: 618
    Looks suspicious. A couple of the times I've seen chip dumping, it's been between players with similar names.
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  • bencbenc Member Posts: 1,061
    edited June 2024
    Have played both players isn't anything to do with collusion and they play very different, one has been around for years larrymel with an L, the other is trying to trick people into thinking he is said player by using the the same name with a capital i.
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  • SlipwaterSlipwater Member Posts: 3,632
    benc said:

    Have played both players isn't anything to do with collusion and they play very different, one has been around for years larrymel with an L, the other is trying to trick people into thinking he is said player by using the the same name with a capital i.


    That's pretty cute really. If someone wants to sign up as @Slapwater I would be quite touched :smile:
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  • MISTY4MEMISTY4ME Member Posts: 6,355
    .....not @Slopwater ?? :#
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  • EmmaEPEmmaEP Member Posts: 32
    Even if one has an i and one has an L the chance of them both sitting at the same table is extremely unlikely unless there is collusion going on.
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