This is one of the really gross things about it. It felt like finance assholes disguising themselves in t-shirts and jeans in order to cash out on two decades o

This is one of the really gross things about it. It felt like finance assholes disguising themselves in t-shirts and jeans in order to cash out on two decades of breathless techno-optimism being regurgitated by the press, in order to get regular people to buy into what amounts to an unregulated online casino. (Not that the tech industry needed the help cashing out on hype.) To me it feels of a kind with the sports betting sites you see advertised everywhere nowadays and those CSGO skin betting sites that steamers were (and still are! See the People Make Games video on this) advertising to twelve year olds.