Every player is required to read and understand the server rules. You can find the rules on the forums at forum.sa-mp.im under the 'Rules' section.

If you encounter players breaking the rules and the issue cannot be resolved in-game, you can report them at sa-mp.im by going to Server and selecting Report a player.

When submitting a report, be sure to include screenshots and provide a detailed description of the situation.

Rob limit:
- $200,000 cash
- 2,000 weapon crafting materials
- 50 grams of drugs total (any type)
- If a house locker is found open, you may steal all of its' contents.

Scam limit:
- Scamming is not allowed under any circumstances. This includes scamming house, vehicles and illegal materials such as guns and drugs.

Deathmatching is when you kill another player without a valid reason related to the character interactions. This behavior is strictly prohibited. Minor insults or arguments outside the game are not acceptable reasons for killing and will be treated as deathmatching.

Spawn killing, which means killing a player immediately after they appear in the game, is also considered deathmatching. Killing new players is a serious offense that can result in a ban.

Revenge killing means targeting the person who killed you. It involves returning to the place where you died to seek retaliation.

Only law enforcement officers, such as PD and SASF, are allowed to return after 10 minutes have passed. Even then, this behavior is not considered acceptable under any circumstances, including if you are killing someone who previously killed you.

Revenge killing occurs when a player kills or attempts to kill another player who killed them earlier, without any in-character justification.

Power-gaming refers to roleplaying in a way that is unrealistic or unfair in a given situation. It includes forcing roleplay on other players by not allowing them to respond to your actions.

Using a phone or laptop during a gunfight or while being cuffed, tied, or unconscious is also considered severe power-gaming.

An example of power-gaming is roleplaying impossible actions, such as lifting a car.

Meta-gaming is using information that is known out of character for purposes within the character's role. This practice is strictly prohibited.

For example, if you see a player’s name tag but your character has never met them, calling their character by that name is considered meta-gaming.

Driver drive-by means parking your vehicle on top of another player or shooting a weapon from the driver’s seat.

This rule also includes killing people with helicopter rotors.

You also may ram a person ONCE, but ramming a person multiple times within a short period of time will be considered as DDB and will be punished.

You must not use the /kill or /q commands to avoid roleplay situations, including arrests or death, under any circumstances.

After you have been killed, you cannot use any method to avoid being added to the kill list.

Players are only allowed to heal during fights by using drugs. You may heal yourself only when it is clear that you have escaped from your enemy. This rule is strictly enforced and violations can be easily identified through game logs.

Ban evading occurs when you have been banned by an administrator using your IP address, and you deliberately change your IP address to continue playing on the server.

Ban evading is strictly prohibited.

If you are caught evading a ban, you will never be unbanned. It is always better to submit an appeal rather than attempting to evade the ban.

Please note that a suspension or ban on an account allows you to create a new account, but an IP ban does not.