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Many games lack a way to convert from in game items to real world money so I can see where existing gambling things wouldn't apply, eg only a few games have a m
by rtkwe 7y ago
Many games lack a way to convert from in game items to real world money so I can see where existing gambling things wouldn't apply, eg only a few games have a market setup where you can buy and sell items for real money like TF2. Some even completely lack trading so there's not a way to get money for them period.
- pas 7y agoBut keys cost real money. And people want bragging rights, not money.
- rtkwe 7y agoYes but without the conversion to real money on the back end it doesn't fit perfectly into existing regulations. It's also partially that they've just not really been on the radar in a big way until the past couple years. I'm not saying why they shouldn't I'm saying why they haven't so far.