Thanks Mark. No problem with real people identifying themselves.

Yes you can ask someone to place a bet for you, you can even use their account with their permission.
The trouble comes when you knowingly and wilfully break the law by residing in a State that prohibits gambling bonuses, and you take advantage of that bonus purporting to be someone else, living somewhere else.

That's the law breaker there, and if a bookie decides he's had enough of you and he's lost money to you, watch out!

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Life can be very cruel at times Drarky

thanks for this.
interesting to see where it ends up.
i think it will actually be a test case.

I wrote to Sportingbet and asked how much would be my winnings if I'd put 2 separate bet (i.e. $10 win and $10 place) compared to $10EW they won't answer the question!