Playing the same game online, via the same computer, at two different casinos

Am I allowed to play the same online game, for example Dragon & Tiger from Evolution, on the same computer in two different casinos? If I have two screens and bet the same amount on each casino... I will double my winnings...

I checked, and the two casinos are not related. However, the company that handles deposits and withdrawals is the same for both casinos, namely Gigadata. The games are from Evolution and they are live dealer games.

Hi there. Good question!

I believe the most important word you missed out is "simulatiously." Is that so?

Well, let's just say the game provider may be aware of your play, and in case anything unexpected occurs, this detail will be noted and very likely provided to the casino.

Yet technically, I'd say there is no actual advantage when playing the same game like you suggested. On the other hand, many casinos still tend to be very hesitant about what we call "irregular play" or "irregular betting patterns." It covers anything unusual that may politely gain an unfair advantage. You may read more here:

https://casinoguru-en.com/fair-gambling-codex-for-casinos

(8. Betting patterns)

I'll be here if you want to talk more.

Hello Radka, thanks for the answer. Indeed, I play simultaneously via two casinos, on the same game. This allows me to play smaller amounts (martingale), and to win double. On the other hand, I have the same pseudonym at both casinos, because I can no longer change it, which will possibly raise doubts with the provider ''Evolution'' because in principle, there cannot be two identical pseudonyms in the gaming room...

Good day to you!

Well, there are also other details the gameprovider, or better say, even the casino, may track, such as device, IP, and other settings saved via cookies.

Technically, I would say you gain no advantage over the casinos. Mainly also because the martingale does not work in the long run, according to our findings.

"The Martingale strategy is in many ways similar to betting on a strong favorite in a football match. The probability of losing one bet is not very likely, but you have to repeat it many times and wager a lot of money to achieve substantial profits. You will probably manage to be in the green at first, but sooner or later, the favorite will lose and your bankroll will be gone. Similar progressions happen with the Martingale strategy."

(https://casino.guru/roulette-scam-strategies#martingale-roulette-strategy)

But everyone has his own style, and if you like it this way, I wish you best of luck, of course!

I hope you won't face any issues regarding the "strategy." though. As previously mentioned, certain casinos may aggressively pursue the closure of a player's account if they suspect that the player is engaging in unusual behavior.

That does not, however, imply that the player is abusing anything, in my opinion.