Does this make sense to you?

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I was going thru this scenario in my mind over and over again, and it looks legit. But some how it still doesn't look right. I am looking at a game where anything that i find/given to me in the real world, if it is something I did not get if I were to follow my normal routine, I can add the thing to the game pool. Eg, If I find money while walking the dog, I can add it to the game pool, cos this money is not something that I will usually find on a normal day. Another one of the rules of the game is not to put my own money into the game pool unless I am doing some transactions between the real world and the game. It is a little complicated, yet simple at the same time! I will explain a little later in my subsequent threads. So there is a real world me, which I will name ME-A. Then there is the game world me, which I will name ME-B. ME-A has been given a sum of USD 1 for being spontaneous and active in some contest. As this is given money, something that ME-A will not get on a normal day, this given money qualifies for ME-B's game pool. Problem is this, ME-B is not using USD in ME-B's game... and ME-A needs the USD 1 in his game... but the USD 1, in this case, belongs to ME-B. There is a third party exchanger who is willing to do an exchange between the currencies. His exchange rate from USD to SGD is USD 1 -- SGD 1.2 His exchange rate from SGD to USD is SGD 2 -- USD 1 This is not inclusive of the transfer fees between accounts. Considering the hefty fees required to do the exchange from USD to SGD and back to USD, I thought, why don't I take on the role of the exchanger and make the exchange transaction between ME-A and ME-B? To make things simple, I will name the exchanger ME-E. So ME-A will sell the USD 1 to ME-E for SGD 1.2 and give it to ME-B's game pool. This will mean ME-E has USD that he has to get rid of. Since ME-A requires USD for his games, he will then pay ME-E SGD 2 for the USD 1. Since there is a profit of SGD 0.8, something which I would not usually get on a normal day if not for this transaction, I would consider this as founded money which can go towards ME-B's game pool. So in total, ME-E breaks even, ME-B would get SGD 2 for his game pool, and ME-A will still have the USD 1 in his acct. Does it make sense to you? If not, can you tell me where the problem lies?