[bigboydan]

I had two different people ask me this question within the last week (1 SBR poster & 1 Email inquiry). Now I did look into this matter a few weeks back, and the books told me the same thing (you could). However, the one of these players was told by the book he already had an account with them (at SIA not Fubo) and couldn't play there. Now keep in mind that this was shown the door at SIA not to long ago.

Anyways, below is live chat session I just had with SIA regarding this matter.

All Sports Interaction agents are currently assisting others. Thanks for your patience. An agent will be with you shortly.

Chat InformationYou are now chatting with 'Lauren'
Chat InformationYour Issue ID for this chat is LTK15203872384X

Lauren: Hi. How may I help you?

Guest: Hi, I was wondering If I could open an account with both SportsInteraction and your other company Fubo.com?

Lauren: Fubo.com is actually not affiliated with SportsInteraction.com. However you can feel free to open an account with both of these wonderful sites.

Lauren: Is there anything else I can help you with?

Guest: If I do indeed open an account at both of your establishments. Would I be in violation of any rules being broken at all?

Guest: I just want to be absolutely sure that I'm within the rules before opening my accounts.

Lauren: I will be right with you...

Lauren: As we are not the same company, there is nothing stopping you from having a Sports Interaction and Fubo account.

Lauren: Is there anything else I can help you with?

Guest: Not at this time their isn't. Thank you for your time. Have a nice day, Cya.

Chat session has ended.

Now as you can clearly see this customer service rep that they were not affiliated at all (they are), and you could have an account with both companies.

Anyone here currently playing at both of these books? If so I'm curious what they might have said to you about this matter.

[RickySteve]

fubo does not accept US players.

[bigboydan]

You are correct Mr.Ricky, they do not accept U.S. players. However I am curious to hear about other posters experiences regarding this matter. I mean surely their has to be more than just these two players I've mention above that have explored this situation as a possible viable option.

[citlec]

I know of someone who got the boot from SIA in 2006 and he opened up at Fubo only to receive a email from Fubo saying SIA closed his account in 2006 for excessive winnings and they have closed his account.

I opened up at SIA and i placed alot of bets this weekend and in between placing my bets i saw my maximum for each selection drop from 100% to 40% and now to 5% and the bets hadnt even been settled yet so if i had lost all that money then i still would have been on 5%.

Im sure my account will be closed by SIA after i make my first withdrawal so its pointless opening up at Fubo.