if you make a verbal agreement it should be honered and enforced by staff ... verbal contracts about other things are enforced why not lotto teams?

+69

 

+1, Good Idea

 

ok, we both go in 100 on this lotto, matrix (who is not teamed with us) goes in 500. what would I need for evidence?

also, what if I go in 20, you go in 20 and I only win $39000?

 

yes and why did u sensor the word shit, guys when he did the **** he meant the word shit ok cool, btw +1 on the thingy boper

 

@Dccciz I believe in the agreement it should be made as /pm (user) do u agree to lotto team for this round and if one of us wins pay the other back and if the winner makes no profit if he pays back then he gets to keep the money. well thts how id do it

 

then sucks for you, you made the deal

 

define "this round"

 

the round of lotto you nub cake

 

@Dccciz the damn round that is occurring at the time of the verbal agreement do u need it spoon fed to u gosh

 

+420

I haven't been lotto scammed (yet) but just to ensure that stuff like that doesn't happen.

 

-1 lotto is supposed to be risky.

 

I'm just asking questions that staff will need to know the answer to before they accept/deny this suggestion. Do you talk to staff this way when they ask you to fix something in a contract?

 

So you're saying that the person who won the lotto takes the loss? Makes 0 sense imo.

If we were to add these roles I think we would only require team repayments after taxes - meaning if you don't win you take the 15% hit.

I'm against rules like this though, it's gambling for a reason. Contracts would be inappropriate and in game agreements would be messy.

 

By that logic, loans shouldn't be enforced...

Loans, are meant to be a risk. Why do you think investors irl invest in these "Junk bonds", High risk bonds? Because they offer great returns if the legal persons you're lending to are able to payback the loan! Loans and lotto are a risk. So by that logic, why are we enforcing loans then?

 

IRL if a company you have bonds in fails you have a (limited, but there) right to a portion of the sale/liquidation/what have you of the company.

IRL if you lose the lottery... tough.

 

Well... When a country completely defaults on it's debt, you really don't get anything... (A large part of the bond market if not most of it is national bonds, which countries don't have to apply to the same rules as corporations do.)
Same with losing lotto...

 

+1

 

so you're saying dont hold up you end of the deal? Makes 0 sense imo.

 

you won, you get your money back, and the leftovers go back to your team