Street Code — Player Rules | Blood Money Empire

Blood Money Empire is a competitive crime empire game. Rivalry, PvP, trading, gangs, markets, and risk are part of the streets. These rules keep the competition fair and the community playable. They sit alongside our Terms of Service. If there is a conflict, the Terms control to the extent permitted by law.

1. Account eligibility

You must meet the age requirements in our Terms of Service to create or use an account.
You are responsible for your account, password, linked sign-in providers, devices, and all activity on your account.
Do not share, sell, loan, rent, or transfer your account.
Do not impersonate staff, another player, a payment processor, or Blood Money Empire support.

2. One player, one account

Each player may use one account.
Do not create alternate accounts, feeder accounts, storage accounts, market accounts, scouting accounts, or accounts used to protect, boost, fund, or otherwise advantage another account.
Multiple people in one household may play only if each person plays their own account independently, without shared control or coordinated transfers that break fair play.
Household and shared-IP accounts may be reviewed more closely for transfers, market activity, PvP patterns, shared devices, and linked behaviour.
If staff asks for clarification about linked accounts, respond honestly.

3. No automation or unapproved tools

Do not use:

Auto-clickers, macros, scripts, bots, browser automation, packet tools, or timing tools.
Extensions or software that play the game, farm actions, submit forms, refresh actions, scrape data, or make decisions for you.
Tools that bypass cooldowns, energy, heat, timers, captchas, rate limits, prices, drop chances, or page restrictions.
Any modified client, injected code, or console command intended to manipulate game state.

Staff may flag suspicious timing, impossible activity volume, failed security checks, automation fingerprints, or economy movement patterns. Detection logs may be used as evidence.

4. No exploits

Report bugs and exploits instead of using them. Examples include:

Duplicating cash, items, credits, rewards, or progress.
Repeating a reward, drop, purchase, casino payout, or mission result beyond intended limits.
Bypassing inventory, trade, market, ownership, or account-bound restrictions.
Using broken pages, outdated endpoints, request replay, or timing errors to gain advantage.

If you find a serious exploit, stop using it and report it through the helpdesk or Discord. Players who abuse or spread exploits may lose items, currency, progress, or access.

5. Virtual currency, items, and markets

Credits, cash, items, businesses, casino ownership, and all other game content are virtual content for use inside Blood Money Empire only.
Virtual content has no real-world cash value and cannot be redeemed for money.
Real-money trading of accounts, items, currency, or services outside the official shop is not allowed.
Do not use chargebacks, payment disputes, refund abuse, or payment fraud to gain game content.
Do not manipulate markets or trades with alternate accounts or coordinated feeder schemes.

6. PvP and combat

PvP is part of the game. Attacks, mugs, hitlists, hospital time, cash risk, rivalries, and kill consequences (including ownership stakes where the game allows them) are normal gameplay.

PvP becomes rule-breaking when it includes:

Real-life threats.
Doxxing or attempts to identify a player in real life.
Harassment based on protected traits or personal identity.
Extortion involving real money or off-site value.
Using alternate accounts or automation to attack, scout, feed, protect, or grief.
Staff impersonation or false claims of staff authority.

7. Chat, forums, profiles, and messages

Not allowed:

Hate speech, slurs, targeted harassment, sexual harassment, or threats.
Doxxing, posting private information, or encouraging others to contact someone off-site to harass them.
Graphic sexual content, sexual content involving minors, or requests for sexual content.
Spam, scams, phishing links, malware, or suspicious links.
Excessive flooding, repeated copy/paste posts, or disruptive advertising.
Evading mutes, blocks, bans, or staff instructions.

In-character underworld talk is allowed when it stays clearly inside the game and does not cross into real-life harm.

8. Gambling-style systems and random rewards

Casino-style games, drops, crates, and other chance-based systems are entertainment features inside the game. They do not award real money. Paid purchases never guarantee a specific future random reward unless the purchase page clearly says so. See our Random Rewards disclosure for details.

9. Reports and support

Use the in-game helpdesk (or Discord for community issues) for:

Harassment, exploits, suspected automation, or suspected multi-accounting.
Payment problems, missing rewards, or staff concerns.

Do not abuse reports. False reports made to harass another player may result in moderation.

10. Enforcement

Staff may take action based on logs, reports, screenshots, transaction history, security signals, account links, chat records, and gameplay evidence. Possible actions include:

Warning, message removal, or mute.
Market, trade, transfer, or chat restriction.
Item, cash, credit, or progress rollback.
Temporary suspension or permanent ban.
Device, IP, payment, or household review.
Account lock during an investigation.

11. Appeals

You may appeal moderation actions through the helpdesk. Include:

Your username / character name.
What action you are appealing.
Why you believe it was incorrect or too severe.
Any relevant screenshots or context.

Repeated abusive appeals may be ignored or restricted.

12. Rule changes

We may update these rules as the game changes. Major changes should be announced when practical. Continuing to play after rules are updated means you accept the updated rules.