Proposal: I be no cheater
Failed with enough AGAINST votes that it could not be Enacted without one of those votes being changed. 1-6 - Failed by Chivalrybean
Adminned at 29 Jan 2008 23:17:21 UTC
Add a new Dynastic rule, entitled “Cheatingâ€, as follows:
Any player may once during a hand, replace one of their cards with any other (even the same card). This player shall be referred to as the ‘Cheater’. If the Cheater exposes their cards and wins that hand, then any player may make a post to the main blog accusing the Cheater of Cheating, specifying which card the Cheater has replaced. As soon as the Cheater has responded, or after 72 hours, whichever occurs first, these two players shall engage in a Shootout, according to the normal rules. If the Cheater loses, then in addition to becoming Wounded, they shall run away and their Courage status shall be changed to Yellow, and the player with the next highest hand shall automatically win the pot. If the Shootout is a draw, then the Cheater shall run away and their Courage status shall be changed to Yellow, and the player with the next highest hand shall automatically win the pot. If the Cheater wins, then they shall win the pot as normal. Only the first player to accuse the Cheater of Cheating shall engage in a Shootout.
If a player accuses another player of Cheating, but that player claims innocence, then the dealer shall resolve such a dispute. If the player claiming innocence was naturally dealt the accused card, then the accusing player shall have their Courage status changed to Yellow. If, however, the player claiming innocence was indeed a Cheater, then the player with the next highest hand shall automatically win the pot, the rest of the Cheater’s money shall be taken by Uncle Sam, their Courage status shall be changed to Yellow, and Uncle Sam shall engage in a Shootout with the Cheater, which Uncle Sam shall automatically win, causing the Cheater to be Wounded.
(Note that a) anyone has 72 hours to proclaim their innocence, and b) if someone cheats, but whoever accuses them points out the wrong card, they can get away with it.)
spikebrennan:
How am I supposed to know who is cheating?![against](https://blognomic.com/images/vote/against.gif)