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My goodness. This is such baloney. How are you going to get charged with hacking for something like this. If anything, you can blame the guy for not being mora
by vinhboy 13y ago
My goodness. This is such baloney. How are you going to get charged with hacking for something like this.
If anything, you can blame the guy for not being moral and telling the casino about their mistake, but he is definitely not required to.
It's the casino's fault, or the game creator, for putting out a buggy game. They should be happy to have discovered the problem and just fix it.
Should I be allowed to sue vending machine owners every time my candy doesn't drop?
- spinlock 13y agore: the morality of the situation. this guy lost a million dollars in one year playing video poker. That's an addiction and it is certainly amoral to allow someone with a gambling addiction to play in your casino. In my opinion, any moral obligation goes away when the other side is taking advantage of your addiction.
- danielweber 13y agoAlthough I do think that this guy crossed a legal line, there's no doubt that the casino would love to have him right up against that line as hard as possible.