Interesting psychological question - in this game, there appeared to be a threshold (as Tom says) where it went from "small enough numbers to be worth screwing each other over" to "big enough numbers to want to screw over the house" - presumably there'd be yet another high threshold where it would go back to "screw each other over." I'm curious where those thresholds are, and where they lie based on economic status during childhood and current economic status.,(reply>), @Riddixdan I think psychopath would be a better word, I feel sorry for your friends and family,(reply>), @Throwaway account a realist i suppose,(reply>), @Riddixdan and what does that make you?,(reply>), @annoloki  nah, it just feels like that because we’re used to being constantly attacked on the internet. Sure, I could’ve phrased it in a nicer way but when someone proclaims that for a certain amount of money they would be willing to betray and leave everyone close to them them there can be only one explanation: there are no meaningful connections in that person’s life, only transactional ones. I’m not saying that to make them feel bad about their life or to put them down, but I’m curious to know if this is something they realize themselves or not,(reply>), @Kat Kat "Seriously, no judgement here" &lt;-- well that's clearly not true!