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Sportsbooks don’t just limit winners. Apparently, some don’t even tell them.
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BREAKING: PrizePicks is now offering randomized digital card packs costing up to $2,500 across all 50 states. Sports betting apps are starting to look a lot more like slot machines.
Rips cumulative downloads doubled in roughly two months.
Meanwhile land-based slots and table games saw just 1.0% and 2.1% year-over-year revenue growth.
Sure seems like the card packs are cannibalizing the slot machines, doesn't it?
They really figured out how to combine childhood nostalgia, dopamine addiction, and financial ruin into one convenient mobile experience. Silicon Valley never misses
Rips by Triumph uses social media influencers and Pokémon promotions to attract new users.
These are the same platforms and collectibles popular with teenagers.
Why is a casino-style app being marketed this way?