NamesWho appears on the board, and whether it looks like everywhere

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No made-up player is carrying a phone number.

One screenful on

Thirty rows is what fits on a phone, so thirty is what gets checked. A pool can be perfectly global in aggregate and still show a player thirty handles from one place — averages do not reach the screen, screenfuls do.

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Generated, never typed. Eight regions interleaved, so any slice of the pool — however short — looks like the whole world rather than one region for two hundred names and another for the next two hundred. Phone numbers are not written.

How manyNames in the table for this site.

RegionLeave as the world unless a market wants local on purpose.

Across sitesDistinct gives each site its own slice.

Any name that matches a real player on that site is dropped before writing. A made-up player wearing a real player's handle is the one mistake here that a person would notice about themselves.

This replaces the names table on the sites you choose. It touches nothing else — no money, no players, no rounds.

Every site

The column to watch is the last one: the same handle appearing on two of your own domains is the thing a player notices and cannot unsee.

site↕	names↕	phone numbers↕	biggest region on one screen↕	opening letters↕

Nothing here

No handle appears on more than one of your sites in the rows checked.

Writing a pool replaces rows in one table of names. Nothing on this page touches money, players, rounds or the queue.