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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 7152545, member: 397965"]
To be fair there are cases, that are eventually solved in favour of the player, who had their account frozen. From this forum I remember some stories about people living together with someone else, who played on the same poker site, and who came under suspicion for multiaccounting but were eventually cleared.

There was also a case about someone, who had been excluded from PokerStars.com for responsible gambling reasons, and when PokerStars opened a new geolimited site in Ontario he signed up there and played for a while, until the responsible gambling team found out. At first they would not pay him out his money, but eventually they did.

But in none of those cases did the poker site just randomly freeze peoples accounts for no reason at all. This OP was playing mid to high stakes MTTs, cash games and reportedly even casino games. Which mean he was generating a ton of rake. And of course PokerStars would not stop him from doing that, unless they had reason to suspect a serious violation of some sort.
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