Okay

I already did all those things

Cool

Great

getting fishing clash right now

Perfection. Well played.

Fanduel did on my end. I’m gonna assume its automated.

Bet MGM had an add right before it for me

PREACH

😂😂

I feel like all of the big leagues have had this issue, it's not like it's just the mlb

@@Agentrock47 ESPN even has their own sports gambling program. It's becoming a plague.

online sports gambling being legalized in a bunch of different states/countries hurt sports a lot

​@channingtaintum No lie one of the Mexican League Baseball got renamed to "Caliente Durango". BTW Caliente is the biggest sports gambling site in Mexico.

sports betting has been around in the rest of the world for decades, we've had these adverts and sponsorships for decades, and there's never been scandals half as bad as in the US. Why that is, I couldn't tell you, but gambling itself isn't the problem.

Yeah bro I’m a big sports bettor from az but dirty games is almost impossible to tell. At the end of the day I don’t want sports betting gone, I want both teams to try their best my choice after that will be based on the data out there not some guy in my pocket or family

It seems most fixers don't tell people to lose espically in college ust not cover a spread usally a big fav just dont cover you can win get paid every ones happy

And in tennis I've heard stories of like drop this game in this set your own serve just this game get paid and you can still tryn win or win. Of course some people totally throw it but from all I've ever researched alot easier to convince some 1 to get on board if they still look good in the end

Soccer is the worst I belive they say take over 2.5 amd get both goalies to allow a goal and then game on type thing

So awful that the whole American steroid situation looks pale in comparison.

Damn.

They did it so sly too. Built up the “daily fantasy” empire and then just used the tons of money to buy off politicians, judges, and executives. Before you know it, it’s legal in many states.

💀💀💀

lol💀

Gambling and lottery retreads are just giving billions away…. Also, wasting my time in lines everywhere….to pay to go broke 😂

I've seen them before and during

In the nesn broadcast they remin the spread of the game. During the game.

Yeah we fans already think a game is rigged even if it isn't. Adding gambling to the equation just increases the distrust 100 times. And distrust can directly lower viewership numbers. I personally stopped watching boxing and UFC for a long time after I got fed up with multiple shady decisions by the judges.

Mate nhl as gambling ads on the damn boards

Are you stupid or dumb, those ads are for fans and people that want to bet, not for the players who play these sports.

Think ohtani did know what the interpreter was going say? They found out that story meant ohtani could get in trouble so they changed it.

Still it's pretty messed up if that dude gets 30 years when it's the illegal bookie who should be forced to return the money or go to jail. Receiving stolen property is a crime, and people are charged with it even when they weren't aware the stuff was stolen. This guy knew it was, was told it was, and had the prescience to play dumb over the phone and claim he believed that it was a cover-up, but if he really thought the player would pay it then he would have said something to him when Ip tried to blow him off, and he started stalking his friend. Everyone knows these people get their money back by violence so he was screwed no matter what, cause this guy could have broke his friends hands and ruined both their careers and made his money back knowing the boy was injured ahead of time. Obviously he should have gone to the police instead of stealing the money, or at least asked his friend for help, but he probably didn't want to get him involved and screw things up for him and it's scary to go to the police knowing you'll probably go to jail anyway, they might not have even arrested the bookie, and if the bookie or his associates found out then you just have all your old problems but now a criminal has a strong motive to kill you and the police probably aren't going to protect you or won't be able to. If they even help in the first place, when I was tackled to the ground and mugged for my phone I waved down patrolling officers and told them what happened, but I had hit my head and was panicked and wasn't thinking clearly so instead of arresting the guy, or helping me, or asking more questions, they told me I would have to go to the precinct and speak with detectives, then they drove away and the guy who mugged me who was literally still right there tackled me to the concrete again and stole my keys as well. So asking for help could just backfire completely if you're unlucky. But also the bank should have never allowed such a ridiculous transfer over the phone to begin with. Anyone could have done that if they had the information, what kind of moron allows such a massive transfer to a random bank account with no history connected with the current account and doesn't flag it, call the cops, IRS, or at least require it to be done in person.

@@Pepesmallboth the bookie and Ippei could face 30 years if it is found out that they both know the money wasn’t approved by Ohtani.

Yes, I was gonna point out the same thing. “change” is wrong choice of word. They didn’t change the story. They corrected the story.

@k.p9810 if you believe the second story which I don't it was a change.

I’ll take it further. Competition in general has a gambling problem. Hell, by the end of the decade, I’m not going to be surprised if something like the National Spelling Bee has a gambling/fixing controversy.

@@Reiderreiter As a 6th grade spelling bee champion, this hurts my heart lol. In all seriousness, I agree

Yea but you have to be greedy as hell to be making the money this guy is making and still be gambling. Excessive gambling leads to mental issues. This is why someone can be this rich and still feel the need to gamble for more earnings. You can kind of see why Jontay Porter gambled. He wasn’t making that much money but this guy is one of the highest paid players in sports. There is no need for this guy to be gambling. I feel like MLB is covering how deep this guy’s gambling issue is. Once again this is not jontay Porter who is a nobody they can make an example out of. This a superstar with not just the whole of Japan behind him but pretty much east Asia. MLB doesn’t to lose that and likely hiding how deep his gambling problem is.

@@mikeyjames Nice fanfiction. You would probably get more views posting it on AO3, though.

Wanna bet on my Wii Wii ???

Honestly, daily gambling completely destroys your ability to just enjoy your favourite sport. And that’s especially true when you’re on a losing streak and trying to win your money back.

Good, I’m glad your friend realized that loyalty to a team is stupid.

Gambling and politics are ruining sports.

I used to place a small bet here and there back in the day (football only). I had a rule that I never bet on the team I was a fan of.

@@alessandrorossi1294 what Sport are you a Fan of? Cause the way you're saying this screams you have no passion for it and don't know what it's like being an actual Fan

That's what addiction does to you, mate. It's becoming a massive epidemic. Friend's stepdad threw their house away to feed the machine. Dad's friend was so rich but got so broke he ended up as a door to door women's pads salesman at one point.

You have to be super naive or super dumb to believe that he wasn’t the middle man for ohtanis bets. 100% ohtani was the one the making bets that other dude just handled the money and did it on paper so it don’t trace back to him. They were together everyday so finding physical evidence will be hard as they never left a palate chase with ohtanis name on it. If anything that guy is one of the best friends you can have. He took a risked a federal charge so ohtani could have his name cleared. Respect that man!!!!

@@angelnieto316 1+ Amen. Fanbois seem to believe everything their "heroes" say. Everything! Even if it is big fat lies thrown at them with 100 mph velo. I thought I saw it all with the Lance Armstrong saga and their ever believing worshippers. No, Ohtani fanbois are the newest low. If MLB was at least a bit trustworthy, its not any more. Ohtani should have been banned for life, instantly... We had the strike of rich vs rich (thats 1994, the last time I spent a dollar on them), then the roids, the everlasting in game cheating like doctored bats and balls, politics getting into baseball, and now the full blown gambling and game fixing. Its FUBAR, a grotesque circus, rotten to the core.

@@angelnieto316 wow this guy cracked the case everyone, he knows more than the FBI!

@@LostRams just cuz the fbi can’t prove he did it don’t mean he wasn’t doing it. Japanese people are smarter than the average American they know how to do things and get away with it or put the blame on someone else

He was in on it. Wake up.

@@Quaquadaqu In on what? Controlling FBI and IRS to have his back?

you're an (@%*)(@#%)( aren't ya bro

@@BrandonB0314goofy boy you don’t know nothing

@@towerX- Are you high?

Indeed

Bro fr said “ ruh roh, I slipped (insert cartoon slipping sounds)”

🤣🤣🤣

The look back at the referee did me in.

Sometimes it isn’t so black and white though. I think we either keep sports gambling and the integrity of the competition takes a major hit or get rid of it. We have to ask ourselves what’s more important, the sport and its integrity or the right to gamble.

​@@legitgingerxzthat's easy it's way more important to keep the sports integrity, there's no reason why gambling should be not only allowed by the leagues but outright advertised and encouraged. All this does is encourage stuff like situations like this to happen. The only way I can see gambling still being allowed while holding some form of integrity is the banning of its advertising by sports leagues and their affiliated companies such as ESPN and the like

The ohtani scandal was with an illegal book, those regulations would lead to just an increase in illegal books which may already be a big thing.

but also this is california. If he did it in any other state it would be ok

you think its bad now? just wait till digital id is active . You aint seen nothing yet !

A blow out game? They were only up 8 with almost 5 mins left...

Based Boban, Champion of the People

​@@RemmyRiffsit was the last game of the season, it didn't mean anything

I got 2 ad breaks, 2 of those commercials were to donate money to Isreal, a Joe Biden ad and temu.

@@JustaPersonTryinToHuman365LMFAOOOO this just killed me 🤣 Temu and Biden specifically

I don't see whats so unbelievable about it. I think it was completely predictable

People already care more about bets than their city's team. They did so well for so long but money talks.

It's always been popular, it's just easier to coordinate/participate online, especially in the past decade. The first huge scandal 105 years ago hinged on organized crime and poor player pay, evolving through "fantasy" evaluations and larger gambling operations into an industry that has few legal barriers.

how comes we don't have these issues in the rest of the world? The Premiership generates more revenue than any US sport and is watched by literally a billion people around the world, and we don't have these issues.

@@bipolarminddroppingsassuming your talking about the premier league your wrong. Tonali and toney prove that

It's honestly too tempting not to. Imagine you know you are on the way out. Injuries or just not performing as expected. You know you are getting dropped so why not make a bonus this season. That doesn't even account for young sports stars that have no idea about worthwhile risks.

Draft Kings sponsoring every podcast and sports channel on social media too.

That's a tall drink right there boy. Think like 1 in every 10,000 games may be rigged across all sports played. Definitely not as often as you think.

@@TheDewaltBoy Wake tf up. It's "Entertainment" now. Which means they can legally rig it. And they do.

@hortons1967 lol tell a competitive athlete that same line of bullshit.

By "so many cases" you mean basically none. Ivan Toney and Trippier being the only two "top level" players to have been caught, and no one on the level of Otani has ever been even suspected of such things.

@@bipolarminddroppingstonali

Tonali, fagioli, toffolo.

Them penalty shouts still haunting you, handball in my eyes for sure

@@bipolarminddroppings they are just the ones we know about.

.... and addiction (in this case gambling).

And potential coercion

I used to be a pro poker player on the internet. I stopped because I saw all the people who got addicted and would lose all of their money...

Sports betting is the only form of gambling besides poker that you can win long term, most people just don't use multiple books, lines shop, hunt for +EV, etc.

@@johnwickspencil908however the vast majority do not

@@Baseball2287 True because they don’t do those things. I’m just saying sports betting is very beatable

That's assuming every fan is betting or cares. Which we don't. It's a very small portion of fans who make any kind of bets compared to those who don't. I just don't pay attention to odds or any of that cause it doesn't matter to me. And guess what? Sports are still very enjoyable to watch. 😂

Hell, he's aponsored by draft kings and fanduel.

Evil? 😂 Jesus… it’s bad sure, Evil is a bit of an overstatement

If you’re dumb enough to believe what is said in an ad you’re a fool and can’t be helped.

I'm an atheist. I don't agree with gambling in baseball and football. I think gambling should only be used in sports like horseracing because why else do you go to the track? I don't think it's evil. I just think it's hurting the game making fans want their team or certain players on their team to have a bad game to earn money, but that's my opinion that I refuse to enforce on anybody else. If you want to bet, I won't stop you. I won't agree, but oh well. You're just hurting yourself and possibly your family when you lose.

I mean, the number of gambling streamers on kick or whatever whose primary audience is literally children is also something else.

But there's an argument that if leagues are partners with those bettings apps, they can monitor which of their players are actually betting.

@@imhassane And it will be more and more as time goes on. It's a poor excuse.

If you actually believe Ohtani didn't know what Iepei was doing, I got a bridge for sale. Super cheap!!!

Seemed like the situation. Take the free kick back up near half instead of playing out of the back or punting upfield

Yep you can see that is an indirect free kick because the ref has his hand raised while the kick is being taken.

That's exactly the situation. The goalkeeper name is Cássio and he did that against Atlético-MG last year.

Yeeesh that's a pretty sloppy and misleading mistake for this channel to make.

Yeah the ref even laughed at the time. No rules broken

I got it from KZfaq soon as I clicked on the video. A Kevin Hart/draft kings ad.

Literally a betmgm ad before video start

I got a FanDuel halfway through 😂

It’s not a prediction of the future, it’s already here

Yeah it's insane to me IMO. Like I enjoy the NFL and try to study it. Ya know I'm not even good enough to be considered a "armchair coach" but when I hear friends saying "man check out this bet I made" and later they stare at me blankly when I mention like why a specific play didn't work. It's like they all get their betting info from narratives rather than stats or anything objective. It's absurd. Personally I'm not touching sportsbooks with a 10 foot pole, I already have enough addictions lol.

its already here bud

People are spending hundreds or even thousands of dollars on free-to-play games because of loot chests, it's insane.

Yes they did.

UCR also said Ippei lied about attendance so he’s had this problem for years.

Correct. Then again, this is a narrator who refers to NBA and MLB games as "matches," so take everything with an iceberg-sized grain of salt.

Just like smoking and drinking. 😉

yeah he already won the life lottery and decided to blow it all for greed.

Ultimate betrayal

And even before we knew the full scope of the story, I was still willing to give Ohtani the benefit of the doubt. This very channel did a video on Ohtani speculating on his free agency back in November. The one thing that stuck out to me: it's never been about the money to Ohtani. This is a man that never moved out of his team dormitory (which is mostly occupied by rookies) in Japan. This is a man that let his parents control his bank account in Japan. His parents would give him a monthly allowance that was equivalent to $1K a month US, yet on average he'd only spend about $200 US a month. Finally, when he signed that huge contract with the Dodgers ($700M US/10 years at $70M AAY), he opted to defer $68M per year and is essentially only playing for $2M a year until the contract expires at the end of the 2033 season (which in itself is another issue entirely as I highly doubt the deferred contract rules were designed with such an obscenely large contract in mind, but that's a debate for another time) Any other player in the league? Yeah, I'd be questioning everything. However, with how little regard Ohtani seems to give to money, I knew even before the full extent of everything was known that it was highly plausible that he'd be completely clueless to what was happening behind his back. Unfortunately, because of the fact that much of that is not widely known, you're going to see a bunch of idiots screaming about how there is no possible way Ohtani is innocent for months if not years, at which point these people will be so entrenched in their line of thinking that they'll outright refuse to listen to reason.

@@Enigma1788 The man lives and breathes baseball, but like any other super star in a sport, people who have been praying for his downfall will use this instance of the man's absolutely trusting nature to deride him of every past present and future accomplishment he has.

@@LaughingJokerProd Oh those fanbois. Actually not knowing the person they worship, but believing every crap they say. Even if its insane as the story given of the lackey being the gambler, while Ohtani is innocent. I dont know whats more hilarious: The lies MLB/govt/Ohtani camp give to fanbois, or those fanbois actually believing the BS. I understand 10 year old fans believing their heroes until the end, but grown ups? Thats grotesque. When somebody turned 14, latest by then he shall understand whats legit and what not. Even with a low IQ, little education, being naive without any life experience. And no, us sane people dont pray for a downfall of a man we dont know. We just dont care. Baseball is bigger than a high stakes gambler hitting and throwing balls. But people like him destroy the last bit of integrety MLB migh have had. Ohtani has no place in baseball, shall be banned for life.

@@Enigma1788 Ohtani is the Warren Buffett of baseball.

How much does the house, Draft Kings, etc., get on these bets?

Sure, those gamblers using stats, knowledge and rare inside informations breath longer, but they still lose in the end. They just "die" a slow death, while the gambling fanbois ruin themselves very fast. No one is winning (except those knowing a fix now and then). The vig is too high. If you win 520 of 1.000 bets (on even odds), you still lose (because of the vig). And no one on earth beat oddsmakers (who themselves use stats and sophisticated algorithms) by more than 2% over the long run. Its been studied and written about it at length (for one example, English soccer betting statistican). Its a myth that so-called winning "sharks", "smart money" (bettors), professional gamblers exist. Whoever proclaims the opposite is a liar or has been maniplated to believe such things like "winning gamblers". They are all losers. In life and gambling.

@@robertewalt7789 2 to 10%... As comparison: The hous advantage in Black Jack is 0.4% (if played correctly), and yet no one beats the house in the long run, not even the card counters.

​@@FoxxyBrown1111 yeah there are really two ways to beat the house... First is to win big a bet or 2 and then quit. The other way is to never play. Me personally, I like to place a bet here or there but it's really only for entertainment. If I make enough to get steaks the next weekend, that's cool. If I lost the money that I spent for entertainment, not that big of a deal. When I first got into betting I thought u could be profitable cuz I hit on like 6 really long bets in a row, and I was up like 7k. I ended up losing about 1k of that and realized right there that I just got lucky and walked out with my 6k. Me 6 months later also realized taxes take a chunk of that money, so then it's really not worth it. U can bet over a longer period of time, but it's really like a slow burn imo. U gotta win like 60% of the time to be profitable because of the house edge, and that's just not realistic for most people.

@@nathanjameson1740 What? You still pay taxes if you win? Wow. Thats a receipe for a major disaster nation wide. Betting here or there 5 dollars, or between friends, for fun, ok. Go to Vegas, get free food, hotel and booze and lose some dollars on roulette, black jack and poker, ok too. But investing time trying to beat the oddsmakers with stats and incomplete infos is insane. And yet gamblers still do it. Einstein was right about mankind all the way. But the worst part are the high stakes gambling players. They ruined sports completely. Ohtani is just the last known guy of many. The tip of the iceberg.

Bruh

I recommend buttering the outside of the bread first. 😂

@@jtothed81 ik that some people do that but i prefer to butter the pan so the bread sucks up the butter and it's flavor is more prominent

What about mayo? Should I put it on the bread or the pan?

cringiest comment ive ever read

They could just be bad. I'm not sure if you were watching baseball in the 90's, but it was _way_ worse then with no gambling. Not saying they're _not_ fixing games, but it's possible they just suck.

Yep, just look at umpire auditing (@jomboy - Angel's calls.... Tho, he is by far the worst, maybe of all time)

Just get rid of plate umpires for balls and strikes and just use the cameras. Sure, it isn't 100% accurate, but more accurate than a human that can also possibly be influenced by gambling. Just take that variable out of it.

You would have to show that the inaccuracies were consistent and not random (thus intentional and not just poor umpiring)

they've always done that lol some umpires are just ass

yeah i thought it was weird he didnt comment on that. i feel like theres a deeper issue there than just gambling, if college players are risking their careers betting so little i think the solution is to pay them more, not just to get better at tracking them

It’s not THAT HARD to be a college athlete.

@@MadcowMania college coach sockpuppet account

@@MadcowMania Okay keyboard warrior

@@BlisaBLisa Until very recently, collegiate athletes were forbidden to be paid by NCAA rules. Their compensation was in the form of athletic scholarships taking care of tuition, housing, and food.

You mean when they started getting caught….legal gambling is controlled and tracked….if the bets slide 1 way the day before a game your local bookie isn’t going to report it, the betting sites have to.

Hardly. Clearly you've never heard of the Brooklyn 5 (from the '40s), a point shaving scandal from the late 50s, Boston College point shaving scandal in the 70s, Tulane in the 80s....I could go on. My point is this has been happening since the dawn of sport, and it will always happen. Thinking its all of a sudden more prevalent because betting is legal across the country now is a false equivalency.

That's why I don't have any respect for people like jomboy that take sponsorships from companies like draft kings

You're actually stupid if you believe this. If you put your head in the sand I bet you think you'd disappear...

Between politics and gambling, sports are being ruined like everything else. It's sad.

This is what infuriates me the most tbh

And what I meant is that gambling is now institutionalized, rose is still forgotten and ignored by the mlb

He has a death penalty cause MLB bunch bias asshats

he has an entire video on pete rose, check it out

@@whataniceguitar oh for sure….i did not mean the author, more that the league still collectively ignores rose despite embracing the very vice they’ve blackballed him for.

Lol

Who?

​@@joshsaunders6392Mookie Betts. He's refering to his last name, lol.

haha. For me its Ohtani. The name means gambler. Look up for a Japanese-English translator.

@@FoxxyBrown1111 he has no involvement. Ohtani sent all his money to his parents when he was playing for the Japanese team, chose to stay in the team dormitory for easier access to the training facilities, spent $200 monthly for 2 years when he was making millions in Japan, deferred 97% of his salary,,, these facts about Ohtani are famously known. Ohtani’s parents saved the money for him and never bought themselves a bigger house. They still live in a house where Ohtani grew up in. FBI found out he never logged in to the account Ippei was stealing from for 3 years and no involvement with the gambling. That’s so Ohtani to me and not surprising. There were 19000 bets in 2 years and that’s a serious addiction. Ippei begged the bookie for “the last bump” over and over and over again and was clearly struggling to pay back. It got to a point where the bookie stalked Ohtani to threaten Ippei. If it was Ohtani, he never had to beg for the bumps like Ippei did and was able to pay back right away before it got out of hands. He is hyper focused on baseball and Ippei took advantage of that. The frauds never let their victims know the reason why they steal from them. Btw, his last name means “大” Great, “谷” Valley, the name usually come from the locations where the ancestors lived. The affidavit for the clarification of Ippei’s allegations. www.espn.com/prod/styles/pagetype/otl/2024/240411_ent_mlb/2-24MJ2125-complaint-mizuhara.pdf

Except the pay to win fishing sponsor he promotes that’s emulates gambling tendencies 🤪🥴🫢

Baseball doesn’t exist

@@Littlegoblinfatfacelet him make his money too he states it’s a sponsored ad so I don’t see a problem at least it’s not fkn onlyfans or raid shadow legends

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... and those with a working brain stay away from it, you forgot to mention ;-) Because us sane people know its impossible to beat the vigorish of 2 up to 10%.

Or maybe both should be illegal?

Two wrongs don't make a right.

Some stadiums already have sport books inside or right next to them!

Crime pays significantly better than a day job though. Or so I'm told...

Not at all.

That's insane that Ohtani's finance team just let ippe tell them what to do. That would be neglect on their part which is why Ohtani 100% knew of Ippes gambling issues and did try to help him. I don't think Ohtani would bet on any sport, but he def knew to some degree. Also who gives a random person that much a high limit to bet?

I think the mlb helped cover it up. Why would he bet on everything but baseball unless it was for otahni who knew he’d get a slap on the wrist as long as he didn’t touch baseball.

@@JJ-zr6fu are you insane

@@TryPuttingItInRice lol you don't know the MLB. Explain why there were no baseball bets if ohtani wasn't involved. If he's such a degenerate gambler why didn't he try gambling in the sport he had an edge in? Stealing 16 million is fine but he draws the line at betting on baseball.

@@JJ-zr6fu so the answer is yes then. Put the tin foil hat down and use your brain for once.

Wasn’t the first year. It was their second or third season back in LA.

That entire game was full of missed calls, it was horribly from the refs all over. That's wasn't the rams first year in LA, but it's very possible that the league did something similar to what they did in that ravens 49ers Superbowl, trying to make the game close to maintain ratings, and then having to reverse the closeness when the team they screwed over initially was going to lose.

are you going to start claiming wolfeyvgc is gambling on his own sets now or something lmfao

It was illegal, and less rampant. At least the NFL had two detectives in every city to get the beast under control. In steady contact with shady gambling people. Now they dont care anymore (as MLB, NHL, etc). With the legalisation, its gotten out of control. Birds have field days to place bets without causing suspicion like in the past. Players can bet on their own games without any problems (as long they are not stupid enough like Ohtani).

Unfortunately, it's not that hard for that to be abused. If your team and my team are playing a series, you and I can have an agreement where the first game I throw and you bet, while the second game you throw and I bet.

And what looks like a heartwarming gesture to you could have still potentially cost a bunch of folks money depending on the nature of the bets they made.

Agreed. 99% of the population don't make a profit from gambling. It's only a profit-maker for the owners. The entire business model is based on the faulty human psychology that they're gonna be the one who beats the odds. We all have this special belief that we are the chosen one, but the odds don't care about any of that.

More like protected. I don’t give a shit who you are, if millions are disappearing from your account, you notice it.

@@DH-ij9pe Not, if you don't care that much about money in the first place.

Ohtani volunteered in the investigation and was cleared. Plus dude is known to not even spend that much money on himself, so I knew it would be odd for him to actively bet when the guy doesn’t even care about going to movies.

Because he has an interpreter to blame on while Jontay Porter doesn’t have.

@Kaimax61 if he didn’t care about that much money he wouldn’t be taking the highest contracts ever instead he’d be freeing up money so the team could bring in more guys to win.

If baseball existed

If it's not illegal, people will assume it's fine, and will do it without second thought. Especially since video games have been integrating betting-like mechanics for years now (loot boxes = slots). The young people becoming adults have been made used to gambling since childhood, and never stop to question the ethics behind it all.