Yes, of course!

Every MMORPG has random drops. Almost every game is to some degree or other luck-based.

The key is making sure that the random luck has no means of conversion to real life money or benefit. You can do that, but the regulation on the games are almost impossible for a... View More

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answered on Oct 31, 2025

Whether you can visit a casino while on parole depends on how your parole officer interprets your alcohol-related restrictions and the specific wording of your conditions. Since casinos serve alcohol, visiting one could be viewed as exposing yourself to an environment where alcohol is easily... View More

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answered on Oct 31, 2025

In California, whether you can visit a casino while on parole with alcohol restrictions depends on how your parole officer interprets your specific conditions. Most parole conditions that prohibit possessing or having access to alcohol are meant to keep you away from environments where drinking is... View More

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answered on Oct 27, 2025

Yes—you face meaningful legal and financial exposure beyond a simple terms‑of‑service breach. Operators can close the account, void or confiscate wagers, freeze balances pending review, and demand indemnity for losses triggered by your access.

What you describe is proxy betting: you... View More

I am so very sorry to hear about this offensive remark.

However, all casinos in Washington are affiliated with Native American Tribes. The Washington State Human Rights Commission has zero jurisdiction over tribes, which are soverign nations. Although one can attempt to file a complaint... View More

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answered on Oct 23, 2025

If the Aaron’s account is in your name, you remain legally responsible for the payments even though your friend holds the PS5. That situation exposes you to late fees, collections, and contract penalties, and it exposes your friend to potential criminal liability if the console is not returned.... View More

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answered on Oct 22, 2025

You can sue if the casino’s promotions or “no‑deposit bonus” messaging was deceptive and you relied on it to your detriment. The Pennsylvania Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law permits suits for deceptive conduct and allows recovery of actual losses, with potential treble... View More

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answered on Oct 22, 2025

Even during a government shutdown, employees in Indiana still have the right to strike under federal labor law, provided they follow the proper legal steps. Since casino workers are typically covered by the National Labor Relations Act, they can engage in a strike to protest working conditions or... View More

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answered on Oct 19, 2025

If the market’s rules kept trading open through the week’s end and defined resolution by a specified source or protocol, the exchange can lawfully accept orders even after the outcome appears obvious; prices should converge toward $0 or $1 as information becomes public. Fluctuating odds after... View More

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answered on Oct 19, 2025

In Oklahoma, either spouse may file for a divorce at any time, even if the other party only wants to separate. Given the issues mentioned, such as financial concerns, outside influence, and unresolved grief, a separation can often increase distrust and compound these problems instead of leading to... View More

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answered on Oct 15, 2025

You can sue, but expect a steep uphill fight: U.S. courts rarely impose a legal duty on gambling operators to prevent or stop problem gambling, and recent federal decisions have dismissed negligence claims by self‑described addicted bettors.

Ohio law also requires responsible‑gambling... View More

The first thing you should do is get an attorney licensed in the State where the incident occurred. There are a number of actions that should be taken right away that can be done or directed by an experienced attorney.

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answered on Oct 8, 2025

You’re right to be cautious here, because many sweepcoin or “social casino” sites operate in a legal gray area, especially when it comes to bonus offers and withdrawals. In South Carolina, gambling for real money online is generally prohibited, and many sweepcoin casinos use “virtual... View More

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answered on Oct 7, 2025

It’s understandable to feel frustrated and singled out if you were banned from a gaming establishment because of your criminal history. In Illinois, discrimination laws protect individuals from being denied access to **public accommodations** based on specific protected classes such as race,... View More

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answered on Oct 7, 2025

It’s completely understandable to feel violated and concerned about your privacy when personal information and financial data are shared without your consent. If these gaming platforms sent your private information—such as spending, winnings, or account details—to another person’s email,... View More

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answered on Oct 7, 2025

Is it legal for a gaming establishment to ban someone based on past criminal history and possible ethnic discrimination?

I want to know if it's legal for the owner of a local gaming establishment to ban a patron due to their past criminal history, even though they've paid their... View More

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answered on Oct 7, 2025

It’s wise that you’re thinking carefully before coming forward, because your involvement could raise legal questions under Texas and federal law. Online gambling is largely **illegal in Texas**, and running or assisting in such an operation can be considered a criminal offense, even if you live... View More

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answered on Sep 17, 2025

As of September 17, 2025, if you use bots that sidestep human‑verification or anti‑automation systems to pull odds from betting sites in South Africa, you are very likely contravening the Cybercrimes Act 19 of 2020. The Act is in force and governs “unlawful access” to computer systems and... View More

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answered on Sep 14, 2025

In Delaware, online gambling is tightly regulated, and residents are generally prohibited from participating in unlicensed gaming platforms like Stake.us. Even if you are only developing games and not directly providing access to Delaware users, you could still face legal exposure depending on how... View More

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answered on Sep 15, 2025

If a gaming platform is obstructing your account access and withholding funds, you do have potential legal options. In Florida, gambling operations like Hard Rock Bet are licensed and regulated, meaning they are legally required to follow certain rules regarding account verification, withdrawals,... View More