Linked Account in Clash of Clans

I have both a tablet and cell phone with Clash of Clans installed. When I originally began the game it was on my tablet (before you could link to Google). Later I installed it on my phone, by then you could link to Google, which I did. Then I went back to the tablet and tried to link to Google, but it keeps wanting to load my new village from my phone. Even after unlinking from Google on my phone install it does the same thing.

How can I make the Google account forget about the version on my phone? So, I can then link the progressed village from my tablet, and re link the phone so I have both devices with the same version of my village (and I assume then update properly no matter what device I play on).

I would prefer not having to setup another Google account.

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Can you have two clash of clans accounts on the same supercell ID?

Supercell ID also allows easy management of multiple game accounts. Players can simply switch between multiple Supercell IDs on the same device. Register in-game for your Supercell ID today and never lose your game again!

How do you link two accounts on clash of clans?

Playing with multiple game accounts

Configure your device with the correct Google or Game Center account.

Open up the game. The account associated with your Google account or Game Center will load.

Open Settings and tap the button under the heading \u201cSupercell ID.\u201d Then select \u201cRegister New.\u201d

Can two devices log into COC?

You can surely play clash of clans on two devices or even many more devices . You just have to connect your base with a google play account and then you can access it on any device just by loging up with the same google account on any device.

HOW TO LINK MULTIPLE CLASH ACCOUNTS ON THE SAME DEVICE! - Clash of Clans

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