This could be the case, or the user has registered via another bonus we have offered in the past. You're welcome to contact our friendly, 24/7 support team to ask for help in this situation.

Yeah, incidents that involves the platform accusing the user of double registration even when user only registered one account, is mostly as a result of using public wifi, simply means that there are other players who have used same wifi to register before, so clearly, this is one of the reasons why using a public wifi for site registration or use isn't really recommended, most especially, sites that make us of IP to detect and monitor users activity.

Ever consider device fingerprinting, rather than just IP addresses and browser histories, as a casino's Sherlock Holmes? Device fingerprinting is akin to a private investigator combing through the digital DNA of your gadget. It's like an invisible barcode, unique as a snowflake, transmitted each time your device taps into a website. We're talking the minutiae here, like the operating system, device type, the screen's resolution - the works!

This tech-sleuthing can allow casinos to spot repeat offenders, those sneakily registering multiple accounts from the same gadget, circumventing the ol' IP address and cookie restrictions. But this does paint a moral quandary: is device fingerprinting a necessary sentinel guarding fair play and responsible gambling, or does it leapfrog over the fences of privacy?

When we visit a site, most of the site have their privacy and terms. They also provide us a cookie policy to accept or deny. According to the setup whether it's cookie policy to accept or described in their terms without giving an option to accept or deny, a user automatically is agreeing with their privacy and policy when they are registering. The court will speak for them, and they are protected.

As per my knowledge the casino and sportsbook use many indicators that are beyond our imaginations to protect their businesses. Even when we are receiving an email from them about a bonus or any kind of promotion, they are keeping log of when the emails are opened, where it was open, what IP was used. So may be we are using their site with VPN but opening an email from our WiFi IP means they know our VPN IP and WiFi IP. Then there are those customer support tools. When we are using them to contact with the casino, these tools are also keeping log of possible everything.

The last casino I registered offered 100% deposit bonus up to $200 but the catch was [I was not aware at all], I will need to give them my personal information. Somehow I manged to get a pass not to give my name, location address etc but eventually they asked my phone number to receive bonus. It made me frustrated and effected my mood of betting too. Lost all the deposits LOL. But overall experience with the casino was really good so I will not discourage anyone to play with them.

What is your catch?
I will use VPN
I don't want to give away any personal information, not even a phone number.

Do you have an offer for me?

Thank you in advance.

Glad to know it. I will give it a try in the next few days.

I was too excited on my last round [It's a type of my habit I discovered. I don't gamble for weeks or months or even years and then I feel lucky to try gambling. I call it seasonal sessions. Sometimes I win, sometimes I lose in these sessions]. I see a good opportunity in the coming CL final match. Hopefully I will be gambling with you on the 10th 😉

Thanks for such a positive review!

Thank you for such a positive review! We're glad to have you at Sherbet.com.

Did you use a free VPN?

With a free VPN, you will more possibly get that problem because you can share a same IP address with other people. You can prove it later but it will need customer support from the Sherbet team.

Free VPN has poor encryption too.

Hi @playsherbet, I am curious since the discussion has been about an account that had been flagged associating with other sherbet accounts.  I wonder if there is any complication about this thing?  In case the flagged account had won a huge amount of money, are there any problems arising from being flagged associated with another account assuming that the account never claimed any bonuses?