Posted by deadowl

Considering Graal is an international game, there's more than just US law to be wary of.

I think Conflict of laws or Private international law (same ****, different names) would apply.  

Posted by PumaD

I think Conflict of laws or Private international law (same ****, different names) would apply.

It's still a potential litigation issue from most states (there are two or three that allow offshore gambling).  

It's virtual currency, ****ing morons.  

Posted by Distorted

It's virtual currency, ****ing morons.

I think the point is that the virtual currency is worth actual money.  

Posted by Señor Albonio

I think the point is that the virtual currency is worth actual money.

Can you sell it for actually money through the game?

No.  

Posted by Distorted

Can you sell it for actually money through the game?

No.

Can you do it the other way around?

Yes.  

Posted by deadowl

It's still a potential litigation issue from most states (there are two or three that allow offshore gambling).

That's exactly the point.  

Well, I sent a support ticket to ToonSlab three days ago, marked as high priority and titled "Concerning potential illegal lotteries being hosted by ToonSlab" several days ago. It still has a status of "Not Viewed." Is the support system a black hole or something?  

Posted by deadowl

Well, I sent a support ticket to ToonSlab three days ago, marked as high priority and titled "Concerning potential illegal lotteries being hosted by ToonSlab" several days ago. It still has a status of "Not Viewed." Is the support system a black hole or something?

The "support" link consists of volunteers like MD. I doubt sending that ticket is going to do anything. Expect about 10 days before they read your ticket. Took them that long for mine and it has been another week or so and no status regarding my issue.



I don't know if it's illegal, but I'm almost certain they won't have to worry about it. The profit(if any) they make from the lottery is too insignificant for any government to waste their time. Another thing is that there is no precedence regarding in-game currency which can be obtain for free. Gralats can be bought with money, but it's not mandatory. When you deal with the law, language is very important and has to be specific.

Example:
Rampage Jackson the MMA fighter is in a legal dispute with Bellator and the case might come down to the definition of "hard copy"  

There are a million games with a lottery system out there.U get a free spin at the first time and if u want more spins...u pay for it with in-game currencey...and since this system is quite common...it ain't illegal.  

Posted by Distorted

Can you sell it for actually money through the game?

No.

If you are not going to be contributing valid argument / thought that is logical , May I ask you to spot being a child and not to post on my thread thank you.

Posted by deadowl

Well, I sent a support ticket to ToonSlab three days ago, marked as high priority and titled "Concerning potential illegal lotteries being hosted by ToonSlab" several days ago. It still has a status of "Not Viewed." Is the support system a black hole or something?

I think the best thing to do would be to email who ever owns GRAAL directly about it , through the recent server changes in hit even sure who owns this tbh