Hey /biz/
If my friends and I used a bug to win money from a bitcoin gambling site, did we break the law in any way? Online gambling is legal in my state, and we didn't tamper with the game at all or use third party software to break it.
gambled with fake money. perfectly legal. cheating with fake money. still legal
>>1264183
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>>1264177
http://www.ncsl.org/research/telecommunications-and-information-technology/computer-hacking-and-unauthorized-access-laws.aspx
look up your state laws, if nothing fits your situation then good i guess.
you fuck over an online casino through some bullshit and now you're upset that they're not paying out.
Now you just keep shitting these posts out trying to get some money through bullshit means.
If you expect to make money by fucking people over through dishonesty don't be surprised if they stand up for themselves and tell you to fuck off.
Get some kneepads, you'll need 'em.
>>1264177
did you read the terms of use? does it say anything about exploiting bugs and not reporting them? that's kind of important.
>>1264211
I never said i was upset they didn't pay out. I was able to cash out, I actually won a lot of money. I just asked a simple question regarding the law. Fucking retard, learn how to read.
>>1264229
There actually is no Terms or Conditions on the website at all, much less anything that I had to agree to. So there was no agreement of any kind.
>>1264177
share the bug for fucks sake, be an anon or GTFO
>>1264177
Who gives a shit. Bitcoin is anonymous enough and you used tor right?
>>1264177
Maybe
>>1264560
I mean maybe you should use google though
>>1264177
>it's this thread again
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>>1264549
fucking amateurs.
they could have pulled an "unathorized access to computer system" on you to get the feds up your shithole.
