According to a new study, loot boxes might be gambling, too. Surprise, surprise.
New Study Reveals What We Always Suspected About Loot Boxes
Who doesn't love loot boxes? Spending money on totally random items with no earthly idea what you're getting — that's essentially how real life works, right? You go the car dealership, you hand them some cash, and they turn a giant spinner full of keys before plucking out a set and handing them over. Actually, no — that's not how it works at all. That sounds like the way lottery numbers are determined, and the lottery is gambling. According to a new study, loot boxes might be gambling, too.
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