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...but he lied. If they had said, "Hey, why do you want this?" and he said, "I think I've got a system for beating baccarat", and they went ahead anyway, they'
by mattzito 12y ago
...but he lied. If they had said, "Hey, why do you want this?" and he said, "I think I've got a system for beating baccarat", and they went ahead anyway, they're idiots.
But they asked and he said that he was just superstitious, it was for luck. At that point he was being disingenuous.
Was it legal? Probably, I'm not a lawyer. Was it ethical? I'm leaning towards no.
- CDRdude 12y agoIn a great many circumstances (i.e. not testifying in court), lying is not illegal. If you're lying to a casino, I don't think it's even immoral.
- toomuchtodo 12y agoThere is a large valley between lying and fraud.
- CaveTech 12y agoBeing disingenuous is not a crime, in fact, it's incredibly common. No one should be compelled to reveal their true intentions, regardless of if they're in good faith or bad. Intentions are subjective, actions are not.