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Yes. You are right. I should not ask during the game, but I can ask after the game. Okay, this I can understand. My perspective was that it is called cheating only if you are playing for any reward.

Bazigar_64squqres

#23

@mukesh_micro said in #22:

Yes. You are right. I should not ask during the game, but I can ask after the game. Okay, this I can understand. My perspective was that it is called cheating only if you are playing for any reward.
But we can't trust that you are playing for no reward. After the game if you ask, you will get the same reward you would get before. Your perspective is suspicious.

@mukesh_micro said in #22: > Yes. You are right. I should not ask during the game, but I can ask after the game. Okay, this I can understand. My perspective was that it is called cheating only if you are playing for any reward. But we can't trust that you are playing for no reward. After the game if you ask, you will get the same reward you would get before. Your perspective is suspicious.

mukesh_micro

#24

@Bazigar_64squqres said in #23:

But we can't trust that you are playing for no reward. After the game if you ask, you will get the same reward you would get before. Your perspective is suspicious.
My reward is learning, just learning. If that is suspicious for you, what can I say? What should I do to earn your trust?

@Bazigar_64squqres said in #23: > But we can't trust that you are playing for no reward. After the game if you ask, you will get the same reward you would get before. Your perspective is suspicious. My reward is learning, just learning. If that is suspicious for you, what can I say? What should I do to earn your trust?