Expected utility maximization with unbounded utility functions is in principle vulnerable to Dutch books/money pumps, too, with a pair of binary choices in sequence, but who have infinitely many possible outcomes. See https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/gJxHRxnuFudzBFPuu/better-impossibility-result-for-unbounded-utilities?commentId=hrsLNxxhsXGRH9SRx
Expected utility maximization with unbounded utility functions is in principle vulnerable to Dutch books/money pumps, too, with a pair of binary choices in sequence, but who have infinitely many possible outcomes. See https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/gJxHRxnuFudzBFPuu/better-impossibility-result-for-unbounded-utilities?commentId=hrsLNxxhsXGRH9SRx