I don't trust anyone enough to do something like this. There have been people ripped off in the past who trusted the other person with there account. Only 1 person has my passwords and stuff and it's a family member that don't gamble. You never know when your last day on earth is, it could be anyday.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by The General:
The party who is playing in your account has his own money invested. When he is done, then you change the password.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
and if you forget to change your password you better trust this guy like a family member. I guess there's nothing wrong with that but I'd be very,very carefull.
The party who is playing in your account has his own money invested. When he is done, then you change the password.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
and if you forget to change your password you better trust this guy like a family member. I guess there's nothing wrong with that but I'd be very,very carefull.
One time general, when my friend was playing blackjack at a book, the balance was around $2,000. I actually watched him play on my end!
I just went to the blackjack table, and kept refreshing. The actual hands weren't being shown, but every time I would refresh, the balance was changing. Every couple of seconds, I'd just refresh and refresh, almost having as much fun doing this as if I was playing myself!
Anyhow, he went on a terrible losing streak, losing $2,000 all the way down to about $750. I actually called the book and asked them if they could lock my account at the time, trying to save him from losing the rest (He had just been on another terrible losing streak and I didnt want him to snap!
) Anyhow, they said as long as someone is logged into an account, there is nothing they can do, that they cannot actually boot someone out. Turns out, it's a good think I wasn't successful with my attempt to lock it, because he won it all back and more!
