Just thought you should see this reply i got from Jeff at PokerStars. If there's any support section that keeps amazing me, it's most certainly PokerStars.
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Hello Mark,
As many on our Poker Specialist staff are 2+2 readers and posters, and I myself am a multitabler, we are familiar with your application. I have been reading your "MTH 2" thread with interest, though I don't use MTH
myself. (I prefer multi-tabling "natively" on multiple monitors, tables
with no overlap).
I have seen MTH in action, however, and can say that (at least in its current form as used by players on PartyPoker) if that version were PokerStars-aware, it would not violate our terms of service. Players could freely use the current implementation of MTH on PokerStars without any concerns at all.
Please note that any features you might add would have to comply with our terms of service to retain this status:
http://www.pokerstars.com/tos.html
Notably, section 3.4, and the linked page:
http://www.pokerstars.com/prohibited_programs.html
So long as the software does nothing but move windows around, prompting players to act and handling the management of keyboard shortcuts instead of mouse commands, you'll be fine. Avoid any player profiling, and any automated playing features (i.e. don't fold the hand for them under any circumstances).
I'm sure many players who use your MTH application on PartyPoker would love to also use it on PokerStars, especially now that we've raised our ring game maximum to 8 games.
Please feel free to extend the capabilities of your program to handle the PokerStars program. Good luck!
Best Regards,
Jeff
PokerStars Support Supervisor
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