> where generations have grown up opening baseball card packs and blind boxes and bags, and then trading and selling the items they receive. Which honestly is

> where generations have grown up opening baseball card packs and blind boxes and bags, and then trading and selling the items they receive. Which honestly is also a grift to get kids to spend their parents cash on objects that in reality have no real value. The loop hole is the trading aspect and the fact that you aren't really gambling but simply buying a pack of cards. It just so happens that some packs may contain "valuable" collector cards. That is by design to create artificial scarcity and stir FOMO in the collectors who rush out and spend big money trying to find the rare cards.