SoulKeep - how to detect multi accounts

if the account was created recently, it gets into the prizes. The bot operator created the account specifically to steal the pool.
if the account was created a long time ago, the bot operator specially took it out of the dusty shelf to steal the pool.
if there are money transfers between accounts, this is a bot operator collecting stolen pool from his multi-accounts.
if there are no money transfers between accounts. the bot operator leads an anonymous lifestyle. collects the stolen pool on different wallets of an external exchange.
if there is an exchange of cards. if there is a delegation of cards between accounts. this is a bot owner distributing his resources, what to steal the pool.
if there is no exchange of cards. cards are rented. this bot operator leads an anonymous way of life. he does not want to invest in the game, so he only uses someone else's. while stealing the pool.
if the names of the accounts are similar, these are twinks. They were created in the image and likeness to steal the pool.
if the names of the accounts differ greatly. this is the bot operator leading an anonymous lifestyle. thus the connection between the accounts is encrypted. this is extremely necessary to steal the pool.
if the accounts are from the same guild. no one plays with different accounts in the guild. this is a bot operator playing with his own accounts and stealing the pool.
if the accounts are not in a guild, this bot is leading an anonymous lifestyle. He does not show that these are his accounts and steals the pool.
if an account makes many attempts, it is a bot that scores on one of its multi-accounts to get into the prizes and steal the pool.
if accounts make one attempt, it is the bot operator stealing the pool with his accounts in the cheapest way for him.
The account has a lot of Celene. The bot needs them to steal the pool. To make many attempts and get into the prizes. A normal and honest player needs only one such card.
the account rents one Celene. it's a multi-account. he doesn't want to invest in the game and buy an expensive card. he needs to steal the pool cheaply.
accounts rent the same set of cards for the same strategy. these are multi-accounts. a normal and honest player uses different strategies. as the developers said that the maximum score can be obtained by different strategies. The same strategy is a great way to steal the pool effectively.

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