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Should competitive gaming be considered a real sport, or is that just an excuse to sell loot boxes?
As esports prize pools rival traditional sports and gaming companies face scrutiny over monetization practices, the line between athletic competition and commercial strategy blurs. Cast your vote to weigh in on where competitive gaming truly belongs.
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