Key Takeaways
- “Headquarters” in Russia set up to allow multi-accounting play.
- Allegedly, the coordinators 'hired’ players to play, under a contract, usually forcing them to stay with the headquarters for 3-5 years with a buy-out option.
- According to the allegations, there were “different broadband services for each player/account (with different IPs and so forth)” to get around security checks.
- Lists of screen names spanning six networks have been posted.
A thread has erupted on both Russian and English-language poker forums with allegations of an organized multiaccounting ring operating across multiple sites.
