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Only 46% said the players polled said it was bad and 34% of them said it was good.

Which is in line with how Jaylen responded; seems like most players lean against it. How does the amount of money he makes change the fact the league is hypocritically leveraging players for their own gain? It’s not an implied indicator of the players’ collective opinion. You know that pointing out slavery is exploitative doesn’t mean you want to engage in it, right?

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SamuelRJankis@sh.itjust.works ⁨2⁩ ⁨days⁩ ago

Which is in line with how Jaylen responded; seems like most players lean against it.

Are you struggling with English or basic math.

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We don’t benefit from any of the profits or anything like that

The gambling revenue has absolutely increased league revenues aside from players like Lebron outright being sponsored by Draftkings. League revenue determines the salary cap, the guy making Supermax/35% of the cap said that.

I really don’t get this logic of the guy being some clueless victim at the same time a fountain wisdom comes from aside from Trump level idolization.

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- edcasting@lemmy.world ⁨2⁩ ⁨days⁩ ago
  . First of all, are you just having a bad week or something? You’re really overdoing this “everyone whose opinion I don’t like is stսpіd” bit. Seems like you’re clinging to that one line about them not benefiting and ignoring the context of everything else he said, so you can make the league’s case that players should just take the money and shut up about all the other stuff that comes with the gambling deals (like being harassed about parlays), and that if he has any other concerns about it, he must be a іdіоt.
  
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