Dude, I really didn't know where to start posting my opinions on what you've said but man, no offense but I think you don't understand the concept.

Ok, so we all probably had to purchase this game and dish out $0.99 or $4.99 or whatever. Yeah it stinks for lack of better words that we are put into situation to do IAP to continue our game play whether it be the Quests or the Black Card Tournament. One thing you need to remember is that Devs for these and other "free" games made these games to make money. Dev will make it enticing to spend more money on IAP by tugging at the very nature of competition on a lot of people. Yeah sure, it's unfair that some players have the money to spend on IAP, but this is the reality side of these virtual reality games. It's also a true fact in life that one who has more money do tend to have more material things and may look like they "win" by living in a nice neighborhood vs ghetto with high crime stats.

I think it's ok for people to spend money on IAP: it's pretty much harmless in that it'll probably decrease your visual acuity by looking at the small screen for players like me who's playing on a small cell phone or get a carpal tunnel syndrome for playing too much. These issues are much better than liver cirrhosis or tremens delirium from drinking or rotting out the brain and teeth by doing meth or blowing up the heart by snorting coke.

So, with all my grammatical and spelllllling errors, my advise to you is to take the things said here with a grain of salt and remember that we live in a free country and are entitled to our opinions: there's no need for hostilities.

TOK can be blunt on posting his opinions but he does have a good point on this guy Carlos. Afterall the Dev looked into the situation and took some actions about him (no he is listed on GR as "BANNED"). Good luck in the bracket, unless you are "Carlos."