Hcom3 [2003693] — Thanks to a series of nerfs, mugging people isn't as profitable as it once was. So why has this happened, what was it like in the past, and what is Chedburn planning to do about it? On the 17th of June, a change was made to Russian Roulette which prevented games in progress from being visible to those outside the table. This may seem like a useful and innocuous alteration on the surface, but it had a huge impact upon one group in particular - muggers. The problem stemmed from the fact that the identity of the person who started a game of RR could be seen, whereas their opponents remained anonymous. Ever since this loophole was discovered, experienced muggers have stalked Russian roulette games in search of high stakes matches. When said match was found, the muggers would wait in the shadows while the game played out. If the anonymous player won then they could exit the game safely. However, if the winner was the player who started the game, they would be immedi...