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Isn't the harm to the players' reputations coming from their own quality of play in publicly viewed matches? In my opinion a third party would only be liable f
by julesnp 6y ago
Isn't the harm to the players' reputations coming from their own quality of play in publicly viewed matches?
In my opinion a third party would only be liable for harming their reputation if the statistics being published were untrue.
- Retric 6y agoIt’s a team sport so they don’t optimize for fantasy leagues. If they are pulled to avoid risk of injury on a blowout their stats look worse. Essentially, a 2:0 win could look worse than a 2:3 loss. In effect their a RNG that happens to make people dislike them.