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There is some legal precedent around trading cards and the secondary market mostly set in the 80's and 90's if I recall. Magic the Gathering et al might be on a
by c22 4y ago
There is some legal precedent around trading cards and the secondary market mostly set in the 80's and 90's if I recall. Magic the Gathering et al might be on a little more solid ground due to this.
- _aavaa_ 4y agoI hadn't heard anything about that, but it would be interesting to look into. If that's true. I wonder how that holds up when applied to their digital "cards"
- c22 4y agoLook up Schwartz v Upper Deck. I just found this[0] though, which offers an interesting perspective related to this discussion. [0] https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335227791_Chase_Cards_in_Booster_Packs_Constituted_Illegal_Gambling_Under_US_Law_Implications_of_Schwartz_v_Upper_Deck_Co_for_the_Regulation_of_Loot_Boxes https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335227791_Chase_Car...