Was it wrong to celebrate on a won game you cheated?

[Anonymous]

It was between my team and someone else's team. The winners of the team get to participate on organizing social events and free meals.

I admitted to cheating by getting the answers. That's how my team was ahead of the game. However, I didn't get away with it. I got caught, my team got penalized (taken away points) and I got eliminated from the game. It was the other team's chance to get two right answers and they failed it both times. Then it was our turn and my friend barely got it right but we still won.

I'm still included as the organizer of the events and free meals. We started celebrating off course. I admitted to smirking at them, laughing at their failure. The other team and a couple people were upset. I got labeled as a cheater. But I already got penalized for that, many points were deducted, is it my fault the other team missed their chance of getting it right TWICE? They were given a fair chance and failed it.

[AviatorTom]

Cheating is always bad. Shame on you for thinking it's oka to cheat.

And please don't give us the " everybody does it" bullshit.

[Asker]

It's just a game though. But they were given two chances so they messed up twice. It's not my fault they messed up their chance to win twice. I was eliminated by then. At that point it became fair game.

[teamvic]

I mean they still had their chance but you still ain't shit either

[Asker]

I wanted to be the organizer and have free meals so badly that I got greedy. I must say they had their chance twice (and twice failed it) so I think by then it became game fair.