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Poker Forum User Accuses Jared Bleznick of Multi-Accounting
CasinoJuly 24, 2013·1 min read

Poker Forum User Accuses Jared Bleznick of Multi-Accounting


In a recent post on the 2+2 poker forum, a user named pentiumtwoplustwo created a thread discussing multi-accounting and cheating at high stakes, specifically mentioning Jared Bleznick. The post, titled “Multi-accounting, cheating at high stakes – Jared Bleznick and more,” has sparked a significant debate within the poker community.

Tom Dwan, a representative of FullTilt, posted that multi-accounting is not cheating but an unfair advantage. This stance has been criticized by pentiumtwoplustwo, who accused poker sites of ignoring the issue and allowing players like Jared Bleznick to use multiple accounts to gain an advantage.

Ben Sulsky supported the original poster and discussed the advantages gained by multi-accounting. He explained how multi-accounting provides a significant advantage, especially on PokerStars and Full Tilt Poker, where players can use multiple accounts to exploit weaker opponents and gain an edge in the game.

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