Why you shouldn’t cheat in games

A game is supposed to be played the gentleman’s way. There is a very nice term that is taught to almost every would-be beginner in any type of gaming. It is – ‘Sportsman’s spirit’. The term sounds so small but it has profound implications. As a player, you can only boast of his sportsmanship when you feel that he is playing the game properly without damaging his strict principles.

Anytime you resort to some unwarranted and illegal means, it is no longer fair game. An act of deception on his part would make him impure. Even though your act perpetuates your victorious position in the game, you would still be responsible to your soul. A pinprick in conscience would disturb your conscience forever.

In fact, if you take a hurried journey through the history of the gaming world, you’ll begin to encounter a fascinating series of reprehensible acts of cheating that have ultimately made the game’s dirt-free image a column. Many cases can be mentioned in this regard. Ben Johnson’s doping act that led to his embarrassing disqualification, Maradona using his hand in a frantic effort to pass the ball into the England net, Kelvin Sampson being fired from his job as Indiana University basketball coach, the record 2007 firing of a staggering number of around 12 NBA referees by the National Basketball Association.

Cheats of such gigantic proportions, especially in the professional gaming arena, strictly dilute the standard of the game. Being involved in such a heinous act as cheating on a certain player not only ruins his own image but at the same time jeopardizes the esteem of the team he belongs to. One slander point is enough to ruin a player’s lifetime hard canvas. Therefore, it is imperative that everyone does not instigate the slightest desire to cheat under any circumstances, even though the prospects seem so attractive.