Every game has its cheaters and boosters—and Yuga Labs’ “Dookey Dash” is no exception. Reports have surfaced that some players are cheating on the mint-based game in hopes of logging higher scores on the leaderboard. Elsewhere, some Dookey Dash "boosters" are still boasting about how their clients have yet to be detected. In video games, boosters are for-hire players who log onto clients’ accounts and pump up their rank, often using cheats or exploits of some kind. One such “boosting” service told Decrypt that it charges a minimum of 0.25 Ethereum, about $420, for a score of 250,000 or higher, with prices going as ... (full story)