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Input: Decided to play a winner-take-all fantasy football league this season with some folks my dad knows where he currently lives. I enjoyed a successful season and pretty much dominate the whole year. Anyone in the league would be able to look at my team and pretty much assume I'm going to win it (although I did win in epic fashion by just two points, thank you, Greg Kittle!). 

A week before the championship, however, the league manager passed away. His father was also participating in the league (and I would presume handling the finances of it since the league manager was a young guy in college and likely handling the "technology" party of it). 

It was a ten-team league at a $50 buy-in, so it was a $500 pot. Socioeconomically, I am a software developer whereas his father is a manager at a small-town fast food restaurant. 

I sent the deceased LM (league manager)'s father a message telling him that I was sorry for his loss and if he couldn't pay I understood. He offered to pay anyway, and I of course gleefully accepted it having won the league. After I accepted the winnings, another member of the league I had befriended during the season told me that his son kept the buy-ins in a safe that only he knew the combination to. However, the nature of the LM's death lead me to believe that he had spent the money on elicit activities.

The deceased LM's father had sent me the winnings out of his own money, apparently, but I had won the league, after all, and it isn't my fault that they didn't use an electronic bank account for the buy-ins, or handled the money in a more secure way. I empathize with the situation of course but I invested a lot of time and effort into the fantasy league, and the son's death doesn't have much to do with honoring a league where family members are involved. Even if the son didn't pay if he were alive, I'd expect the father to compensate me in that case as well.

Am I the asshole?

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accepting fantasy football winnings from a deceased league manager's father