Pokerstars Play With Friends

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Pokerstars Play With Friends
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We're happy to let friends and relatives play at the same tables as each other.

Here's a reminder of our rules:

PokerStars also offers a poker app to play with friends. Simply download the app to your device, and you’ll be able to access home games. This is a great function considering the nature of home games where many players are just looking to have fun and blow off some steam. Games you can play online with your friends. Cards Against Humanity. PokerStars Home Games allow you to take the banter of your local home game onto the online felt, even allowing you to play with poker friends from all over the world. How to set up PokerStars Home.

You can't share your account with anyone else. Using multiple accounts is also forbidden.
You're expected to play just as competitively against your friends as you would against any other player, and you can't share any information about your game or make any secret agreements. Doing so is collusion, which is also forbidden.
If you have an agreement to share a bankroll or split profits with your friend, then in the interest of fairness, you're not allowed to play at the same cash game table or in the same Sit & Go.
Players living in the same household are not allowed to play at the same cash game table or in the same Sit & Go. Most of the time, this restriction will be imposed automatically by the software.
This last restriction doesn't apply to our Home Games, as these are designed specifically to let you set up your own private poker club.

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We're happy to let friends and relatives play at the same tables as each other.

Here's a reminder of our rules:

Pokerstars Private Table

You can't share your account with anyone else. Using multiple accounts is also forbidden.
You're expected to play just as competitively against your friends as you would against any other player, and you can't share any information about your game or make any secret agreements. Doing so is collusion, which is also forbidden.
If you have an agreement to share a bankroll or split profits with your friend, then in the interest of fairness, you're not allowed to play at the same cash game table or in the same Sit & Go.
Players living in the same household are not allowed to play at the same cash game table or in the same Sit & Go. Most of the time, this restriction will be imposed automatically by the software.
This last restriction doesn't apply to our Home Games, as these are designed specifically to let you set up your own private poker club.