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<blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 2848306" data-attributes="member: 8835">When you get a player who rolls results that seem wrong, the tactful way is to question the results.&nbsp; If you make it sound like your questioning their math skills, not their cheating skills, you're not calling them a cheater, just bad at math.Ultimately, if he is cheating, you will have to deal with it.&nbsp; Either by accepting it, or by confronting him.&nbsp; You can make a big scene out of it, or simply keep it calm and rational.You can't control how he'll react.&nbsp; That's part of life.&nbsp; If your so concerned about your relationship, consider how he is impacting you already.&nbsp; He's already hurting your relationship.&nbsp; If he's in a position of authority over you at work,&nbsp; I would seriously question the wisdom of bringing him into your game.&nbsp; There's all sorts of levels of abuse that can stem from that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janx, post: 2848306, member: 8835"] When you get a player who rolls results that seem wrong, the tactful way is to question the results. If you make it sound like your questioning their math skills, not their cheating skills, you're not calling them a cheater, just bad at math. Ultimately, if he is cheating, you will have to deal with it. Either by accepting it, or by confronting him. You can make a big scene out of it, or simply keep it calm and rational. You can't control how he'll react. That's part of life. If your so concerned about your relationship, consider how he is impacting you already. He's already hurting your relationship. If he's in a position of authority over you at work, I would seriously question the wisdom of bringing him into your game. There's all sorts of levels of abuse that can stem from that. [/QUOTE]

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