Eternal debtors — Online Tournaments

Dark

9 years ago

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This topic has been requested for a long time. I want to identify a player who is a perpetual debtor and warn other forum members against playing with him. The player with the nickname Pupa. Add other dishonest individuals to this topic.

Dirty_Player

9 years ago

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A player with the nickname Pupa.

Lol. The guy hasn't played in ages, he's inactive now. But you still remember everything and are warning others :D

In general, gambling is a tricky thing. Don't play with questionable people, and you'll be fine.

=Lizard=

9 years ago

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There is one person, and in the past, he was a very well-known and respected player. Anton and many others know exactly who I'm talking about. This person even recently won a tournament in Heroes and didn't even bother to collect the prize. And he owes a lot of money!

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Dirty_Player

9 years ago

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=Lizard=

There's one person, and he used to be a very well-known and respected player. Anton and many others know exactly who I'm talking about. This person even recently won a tournament in Clash of Heroes and didn't even bother to collect the prize. And he owes a lot of money!

Everyone knows this person, whose name starts with the letter G, but they still play with him. It's masochism, as far as I'm concerned.

FireToSky

9 years ago

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Well, maybe masochists enjoy it. In general, if anyone is unsure about playing with someone for stakes, it's best to ask for the opinion of a couple of respected players in the community regarding their integrity in financial and gaming matters.

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iDD

9 years ago

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FireToSky

Well, maybe masochists do play. In general, if anyone is unsure about playing with someone for a bet, it's best to ask a couple of respected players in the community for their opinion on the person's financial and gaming integrity.

Want to play for a bet?:cool:

BISHOP

9 years ago

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a player with the nickname The_

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Heroin_HP

9 years ago

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Yes, they should all be banned. Cheaters should be banned immediately, but those who just mess around seem to get away with it, although the latter might be even more annoying :confused:

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=Lizard=

9 years ago

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Heroin_HP

Yes, they should all be banned. Cheaters get banned immediately, but those who engage in unfair practices can continue without consequences, even though the latter might be even more annoying:confused:

I agree. In my opinion, not returning the money lost in a game is the most blatant way to show disrespect to the community.

Dirty_Player

9 years ago

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Heroin_HP

Yes, they should all be banned.

Am I right in understanding that, let's say, you played a game for money based on your own agreement without any documented proof on the forum, and then I have to figure out who owes whom how much and when they will pay? No, I'm sorry, I have no desire to dig into other people's messes.

I can only ban if there was an agreement about a bet (prize pool) on the forum, and one of the participants did not fulfill their financial obligations.

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=Lizard=

9 years ago

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Dirty_Player

Am I understanding correctly that, for example, if you played a game for money based on your own agreement without documented proof on the forum?

As a rule, we are talking about games streamed on heroes3.tv with the label "bet game," and many people can confirm the fact that the game took place. Games without streams and reports are naturally disregarded.

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Heroin_HP

9 years ago

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Dirty_Player

Am I understanding correctly that, for example, if you play a game for money based on your own agreement without documented proof on the forum, and then I have to figure out who owes whom how much and when they will pay? No, I'm sorry, I don't want to dig into other people's messes.

I can only ban if there was an agreement about a bet (prize pool) on the forum, and one of the participants did not fulfill their financial obligations.

Hold on, if someone was directly told on the forum that they are a fraud, what's there to dig into? Or are there doubts about God, The, etc.?