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I have no idea if there is any legal precedent for requiring resell value on a prize, but these "rare drops" definitely do constitute prizes on a human level. A
by lubujackson 8y ago
I have no idea if there is any legal precedent for requiring resell value on a prize, but these "rare drops" definitely do constitute prizes on a human level. And they by definition DO economic value (even if you can't resell them) because people pay money specifically for a chance to win them.
- setr 8y agoIf value of something is how much the market is willing to pay for it: it had value before you bought it, and none after (you can’t resell!). Is there a difference from buying an “experience”?
- intended 8y agoAs an analogy - I can't resell performance enhancing drugs after I have taken them? Would that not closely match this example, at least in terms of utility?