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Post by Big Tex on Oct 16, 2012 4:42:00 GMT -8
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inari
Grot
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Post by inari on Oct 16, 2012 8:42:03 GMT -8
The idea that the guy wanted to play a "fun" game afterwards is rediculous. As a TO, I'd have the guy leave. The fact that he was allowed to continue to play, though not win prizes, just isn't how you handle cheaters. For me when you have people playing for hundreds of dollars, cheating has a zero tolerance policy. Even if the die wasn't his, (as he claims, though I don't know how a cheater die gets mixed in) he still has to deal with the results. And for me, that is telling him that he has to leave the event,and he can come back next year knowing that he will be under suspect until he proves otherwise.
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Post by madfjohn on Oct 16, 2012 13:00:33 GMT -8
this is one i always watch out for . so far i have not seen it though. part of why i use the dice i do . you can see in to them
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Post by fnpftw on Oct 16, 2012 20:46:50 GMT -8
I do something similar John, i usually offer people to roll my dice for me or play the game with 1 set of dice, though annoying as it can be, just to help show that i dont use weighted dice, cause sometimes i get awesome rolls 3 d6 results of 6 c harging through Cover for the win (Anthony knows what im talkin bout =-))
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Post by Omegaprime on Oct 16, 2012 22:27:25 GMT -8
I was at the LA GT back in 2004 and a guy wearing a fishing vest was using loaded dice. When he needed to roll low he'd use dice from one of many pockets located on the right side of his vest, when he needed to roll high he's use dice from one of his left side pockets. I would of booted his ass from the tournament and banned him from returning as a player, period, end of story.
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