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By your logic there would be no fraud laws or non disclosure laws in real estate. If you want a legal example just look at the old Pool Sharks, for a century now a person that pretends to be weaker than they are at pool to sucker people to bet and caught has been charged with fraud if caught. Any bet where you dont disclose all details including skill levels of competitors is fraud. There are so many examples across sports where people have been charged with fraud. Chris is a con artist in any country.With Chris I would recommend to take a step back. She may seem aggressive, but is she really?
- Kelly made the bet with Chris (after she refused a bet from her), which she didn't need to do.
- Why the MC didn't warn her? Maybe because he knows her longer than we do and she wouldn't appreciate it?
- He also didn't know Kelly is there until the second day.
- We don't know the stakes of their bet, do we?
- All Chris' bets are consensual. She even offers to cancel the frogette bet after her identity is revealed. I don't see that as manipulation, but rather a prank. Chris always plays fair, unless someone else doesn't.
- No charges were proven. Innocent until proven guilty.
- Chris likes to be in control. Suggesting bets in which you have an advantage is a smart thing to do. It's on the recipient if he dares to challenge the odds. You can play safe and smart and don't accept any bets.
- Annie is her best friend. You were trouble.
- Chris doesn't actually make out with Sarah. She just likes to flirt.
As for Sarah not been made out with. I would love to hear any court where fondling a woman and sticking tongue down her throat would be considered reasonable method to calm someone down and not molestation as before emergency planet side landing.