collusion and absolute?
 

I am still teaching my roomate the world of online poker.

He has been doing well. Whoring around and even enrolled him with the unmentionable.

He currently is playing over at Absolute with there boni and other.

So I am chillin in his room watching him play shooting the chit and enjoying some ice cold tasties.

I couldnt belive how good the games were. Better the Empire right now anyways.

So I was like damn my be I should make a deposit and head over to absolute for a bit.

My question is how do I prevent any chance of being accused collusion?

Not sitting at the same table is the obvious answer, I know.

Is there anything else I can do like call or E-mail Absolute and let them put a block on or something?

We have yet to cross paths on a site yet and I am not trying to get in any trouble.

My concern is we have diffrent IP addrsses and the software might allow us to sit down at a table toghter.

I dont want to even risk it.

My other concern is contacting them will they pull a line like bonuses are to be considered per house hold not per account. That would suck.

Re: collusion and absolute?
 

I think that as long as there's no pattern of you playing with your friend, and that when you play him you both play properly (i.e., nothing that looks like chip dumping or "sandwiching" callers with reraises when one of you has no hand), you're probably fine.

And don't use the site's chat to talk to each other - even though the site may have no problem with it, best not to freak out people so they come here and start the 10,000th thread called "How much cheating is there?".

Send the site an e-mail to get their official word on it.

Re: collusion and absolute?
 

I have no intention of ever sitting at one of his tables but when sitting down I am not use to checking out who is on the table. I would prefer if I just get a pop up or not be able to sit at all.

I guess I will email them I just didnt want to get the only one bonus per household reply.