Party Poker - [SnG] - Playing w/ Friends @ Same Table.

[Aequitas58]

Ok... I haven't done this before, so here we go.

I have a friend (yes, it's true!), and, in the course of our friendship, I owed him money on two occasions from two shitty football bets. Anyway: The two times I cleared up w/ him, I just deposited the money I owed him into his Party account from my Party account. (Read: InterAccount Transfer.)

Now, he's been doin alright w/ his money, winning a few SnGs, and he wants the both of us to sit at the same tournament, because he wants bragging rights when he beats me.

Is this alright? Will I be able to sit at the same table w/ him even though I previously, on two occasions, have transferred him money? Does anyone know Party's rules on this?

Any help would be appreciated.

[SirFWALGMan]

I have sat with people I know all the time. The one thing you MUST avoid, and it can be hard, it tipping him off when you have a monster hand. I have on occassion told someone to fold which is wrong.

If you play him the same way you would anyone else then I can not see anyone complaining. I would think it would be the same as a B&M. As long as there is no collusion, I.E. One guy folding all his money to his buddy.

[Aequitas58]

You sit w/ friends all the time - but have you transferred them money before?

[GeoffM]

This should help you out.

[johnbaker]

i play with several people i've transfered money to, you can play at the same ring games and sng's without any problems. partypoker / empirepoker stops you only when you have both logged on from the same computer at one point.... then it will block you from joining the same table.

-jB

[Aequitas58]

Thanks - that's exactly what I was looking for.

[Aequitas58]

Thanks for the link. I saw that page before, I was just too lazy to look it up.

[Tilter]

You can't stop it. I've played SNGs where one player would check down AAs to another. That is when you know cheating is going on.