Dice and Other Forms of Illicit Gambling

[SargentJosh]

If you are using a laptop. Here is how

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Above is an example of a Touch Pad mouse on a laptop

Place a finger at point A, and point B. Slide finger on Point B towards Point A.

If you go too small, slide Finger B back toward Point B.

Adjust accordingly until you get the correct size for you.

[[NP]Monte Montague]

take the perpetrator to court, although you should not be surprised if you find the authorities are not especially enthusiastic about helping you.

there are so many threads that the judges have not even commented on, only the high profile ones, they don't seem enthusiastic about helping anyone, but hey, theres what only 2 for 100 threads?

New Judges need to be hired if you wish to suggest people make new court cases, it's with all respects, a  joke.

[Rusty]

Just because we won't take action againest people who scam in /dice bets and other illegal gambling doesn't mean you can do the same for Drugs/Weapons/Cars & Property and go around scamming from this as it will lead to punishment if your caught. 

[Clone]

Just because we won't take action againest people who scam in /dice bets and other illegal gambling doesn't mean you can do the same for Drugs/Weapons/Cars & Property and go around scamming from this as it will lead to punishment if your caught.

Take a Look at This:

Scamming is not allowed, however to be scamming it has to:
1. Involve a monetary or physical loss (not getting your promised gains is not a loss)
2. Involve legal deals.

Example:
Player A makes a deal with Player B to buy his car and to pay $50.000 extra.
Player B sells his car and Player A kills him.
This is scamming as the players were making a legal deal which was not fulfilled, and could not be avoided.

Example:
Player A wishes to buy weapons outside Ammunation from Player B.
Player A sends the money to Player B and Player B kills him.
This is not scamming, though there is a monetary loss, as the deal is deemed 'illegal'.

Now for a solution.
In the first case, and this also goes with illegal drug deals, there could have been a third trusted player present, Player C.
Player A pays to player C, then Player B sells the car and Player A buys it. After that Player C gives the money to Player B. Of course Player C has to be trusted by both players.

The case of weapon deals is even more simple. Weapons have a sending limit.
There for nothing stands in the way of doing the transaction in small parts.

[Mr. Goobii]

This will bring more roleplay as people will call the police instead of admins. Really nice to clear these out.

[Catzu]

Scamming is when a player is losing money as a result of a trick.
An experinced player telling a new one to wire him 2k in order to get more money is a scam.
Gambling for money and not paying when you lose is not a scam, its taking a risk. If the person you gamble with happens to be having some friends, you might end up hurt...

I was banned for that Gandi!!! I support your words,its just a risk

[Jason_Wade]

Can i buy a dice in 24/7?

[Janar]

No, you can just do /dice ingame.

[Argoplayer]

I lost 70k... 

[Pierro]

Mate i lost 150k

[Jamal]

700k from a guy who actually has the cash to pay anyway