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Originally Posted by shhh
as other people hinted - even if he thought he had a large edge
the elaborate rules should be setting off alarm bells that someone is trying to hustle him and it is not even close to a coinflip.
He said he was under impression the edge was tiny and was mostly gambling. The elaborate rules shouldn't make any difference, you either trust the counterparty or you don't, he trusted him, realised something was a bit off,got it checked, realised what was up and stopped doing it.
Hard to argue he was probs a little wreckless doing it, but that aside hard to see what he's done wrong tbf. I think people here don't know how common this type of gambling is in general.
