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Are expensive esports tournaments unfair to teams with smaller budgets, or is that just how competition works?
As esports prize pools soar into the millions, smaller organizations struggle to compete, raising questions about fairness in a system that often favors deep-pocketed investors. Cast your vote on whether this is an inherent flaw or simply the nature of competitive gaming.
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