I know someone reported it. And a couple people said they are the same person (that he's admitted such). Fizzer can easily check the IPs anyway. Yes, he should be forced to surrender. Perhaps have all coins taken away as well.

Unfortunately having the player have the same IP is not conclusive evidence. (It can be an indicator through.) Having him admitted to operating both accounts may or may not be "usable" evidence. As no one have shared a screenshot etc. of that chat it is currently not any thing "usable" there.

I have a feeling that nobody sent a proper report to Fizzer, because if they had and the evidence there was conclusive, something would have happened by now.

If IP is not enough, then basically Fizzer can never punish someone for doing coins with two accounts. What other proof could he possibly have?

And I know of at least two people that have reported it. Plus it has been posted here and in the coin tournament Fizzer is hosting. Ignorance cannot be the reason here. Either he does not have proof, hasn't decided what to actually do, or they are not in fact the same person.

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Chris, of course IP alone can't be enough. Can easily make the argument that it is a friend/coworker/family member sharing your computer. It's likely horsecrap of course but still a valid excuse.

Well, then why make a statement that a person would be banned? It's like saying drinking and driving is illegal, but having no means for testing alcohol level. Just an empty threat.

Can't he check to see if turns on the 2v2 ladder are taken at the same time?

i believe when coins were announced that fizzer mentioned unique ips must be unique, and siblings / coworkers would be just shit out of luck for legal reasons. accounts would be suspended and what not. would need to look up original post again to confirm. but i do recall it being more strict than for example using clones in the ladder (which i am also personally against but that's for another discussion).