Hilarious lie. I can buy a pack of cards and immediately have a cash estimate value of them. The last hundred years of case law literally only stipulates that because someone is buying a physical product it doesn’t count as gambling. If that’s your big argument then you’re fucked on digital products.
there is a guaranteed payout (you bought “a pack of cards” and you got “a pack of cards”). The exact same scenario applies to loot boxes
alternative value/functional use (you can play Pokémon with your Pokémon cards as opposed to just reselling them). The exact same scenario applies to loot boxes/skins
no cash payouts. All value resides in the secondary market. Again, the EXACT SAME SCENARIO APPLIES TO LOOTBOXES.
Roulette has cash prizes, are you seriously this far behind in the conversation?
So there’s no cash value for trading cards? Are you seriously trying to go full circle again there retard?
No inherent cash value, correct. Secondary resale markets aren’t considered “cash value”. Refer to the last hundred years of case law dipshit.
“No inherent cash value”.
Hilarious lie. I can buy a pack of cards and immediately have a cash estimate value of them. The last hundred years of case law literally only stipulates that because someone is buying a physical product it doesn’t count as gambling. If that’s your big argument then you’re fucked on digital products.
WRONG
trading cards aren’t considered gambling because:
there is a guaranteed payout (you bought “a pack of cards” and you got “a pack of cards”). The exact same scenario applies to loot boxes
alternative value/functional use (you can play Pokémon with your Pokémon cards as opposed to just reselling them). The exact same scenario applies to loot boxes/skins
no cash payouts. All value resides in the secondary market. Again, the EXACT SAME SCENARIO APPLIES TO LOOTBOXES.
Retard