Celtic Heroes

In terms of dicing, as the admims have stated, they will NOT govern it, but I imagine will still deal with scammers of this sort. No one is compelling anyone to play, and anyone who is willing to do so takes a risk. Hence why it is best not to engage in such games with people you don't know, or people flagged as scammers, as anyone who gets ripped off has a (rightful) tendency to be very vocal about it. That being said, there are a number of ways the "game" can be played, various rules and the like. One such idea is a group game: 1 host, handful of players. Buy-in TBD by the host, pot to be the collective buy-in minus a percentage as the "host's cut". The players roll, and highest/lowest roll wins as determined by the host. Payout is made at the end of the round (all players have rolled and a winner is determined). This way, someone always wins. As far as stakes/successive round buy-ins go, the decision should be left to the players as a unanimous decision. Ex: player a suggests an increase in the stake from 1000g per person to 10000g. Players b and c are okay with this, but player d is not. Either the round buy-in remains at 1000g, or player d may choose to leave the "table". Again, this ruleset revolves solely around a trustworthy host.