Frequently Asked Questions - Other (Cheating, Updater, etc.)

Q: Can I have more than 1 team?

No. It is strictly forbidden to manage more than one team. The rule is simple: one person, one team. If you're caught logging into more than one club, it will be treated as cheating and may result in all associated clubs being blocked.

Q: I'm already playing the game. Can my brother (sister, ...) join from the same computer?

A: Yes, but only if you report it to the Administrative team before creating the second club. In addition, you must follow these special rules:

1. No trading or loaning between your clubs. If two clubs with the same IP address are found transferring players between them, all involved accounts will be blocked and marked as cheaters.
2. No match manipulation. You must not help each other by any means — this includes deliberately losing matches to benefit the other club. You must play as if you don't know each other in real life.

Q: There are a few of us, managers playing in the same office, school, etc... can we trade players?

A: It's strongly discouraged. If multiple managers use the same network or building (and therefore the same IP), any trades between them will likely result in accounts being blocked and flagged for cheating. For safety, avoid trading with anyone who logs in from the same location.

Q: Why can't I trade with my friend—even if we keep it fair?

A: Because trading with friends introduces a built-in advantage that other managers don't have access to. Even if your intentions are good, the situation is still unfair. Here's why:

• Getting bids on your players — especially less talented ones — can be difficult. Having a friend who can bid at your request gives you a clear advantage.
• Your friend can raise the price of your player, helping you earn more than you would otherwise. That's not something a random manager would do.
• Loaning a struggling club a talented player to help them climb the table might seem generous—but it's a direct advantage others can't rely on.
• Loaning a player to a friend who will play him, helps raise that player's rating, experience, and value — without any real risk or competition.

These advantages exist even if you follow the rules on paper. That's why we strongly prohibit trades between managers who share an IP or are otherwise closely connected. There are thousands of clubs to trade with — use them.