Yes, we live and learn. I was expecting people though, when a bid was at 10 million, to then bid 15 rather than say, 50 or a 100, keeping it at least reasonable. Once someone just bids way over the odds there's no longer any control and craziness takes over. We're all jointly responsible for an enjoyable and realistic game, even in a fantasy setting.<br/><br/>Chinese people traffickers can sell North Korean girls for prostitution for around $5,000 so there is a clue to how much human slaves are actually worth. Why pay so much more when you can get a pretty slave girl for the price of a second hand car?<br/><br/>Perhaps in future we could give everyone a maximum purse of say, 1 million, begin the bids at about 10 thousand with increments of 10 and later 25 and if you are NOT successful in bidding then 10% of your highest bid is deducted from your purse. This would stop people playing crazy games and bidding big amounts against others just to annoy them, which I think one player has been doing. The penalty for not being successful would make the bidding much more controlled and tactical.