... I increase the potential of jeopardising my own salvation.

put (someone or something) into a situation in which there is a danger of loss, harm, or failure.

I think so although you would be jeopardising your game as it is against the the TOS (terms of service)

Once Jones returned to the United Kingdom, she considered her position and the options open to her as a buyer for a large, publicly traded, retail chain operating in a highly competitive environment. Her dilemma was twofold: Can an ambitious employee afford to exercise a social conscience in his or her career? And can career-minded individuals truly make a difference without jeopardising their future? Answer her.

You don't. I wonder why you would want to do that. Unless it is jeopardising with their normal lifestyle or it is destructive to them, then you can do that otherwise, you'd have to be really mean to want to meddle in a happy couples' love life.....just saying.