puax
06-20-2011, 08:34 AM
Hi all,
I play poker at home and at my parent's (three computers total), so I am going to buy a second copy of HEM.
Now I've heard that poker website can somehow see whether the same HEM database is used by multiple computers/accounts and ban those users (I guess to thwart collusion). Poker clients would have to look into HEM's config files. That would be dodgy... but I have a sound distrust of poker websites.
So is that true? I was planning to install PostgreSQL on a server to be able to access my hand history from any computer or account. Can I safely use the same (remote) database for multiple accounts?
Thank you!
Best,
I play poker at home and at my parent's (three computers total), so I am going to buy a second copy of HEM.
Now I've heard that poker website can somehow see whether the same HEM database is used by multiple computers/accounts and ban those users (I guess to thwart collusion). Poker clients would have to look into HEM's config files. That would be dodgy... but I have a sound distrust of poker websites.
So is that true? I was planning to install PostgreSQL on a server to be able to access my hand history from any computer or account. Can I safely use the same (remote) database for multiple accounts?
Thank you!
Best,