I'll admit, I don't follow much of what the application has done over the years, so I am always going to be behind the curve. But holy sh*t has this thing changed.

I remember when it was simply buying shows, but now I am just learning about Jackpots and Joker Cards and all that ... it's a little mind blowing.

There's a side of me that's a little annoyed by it personally, where certain shows are being locked off by events, but a form of gambling, could give you a chance to win one (at least it's better then "tough luck" before). Not to mention they are managing to keep NFT relevant.

That said, how exactly can they do the gambling? I think i used it once maybe, and in that time I don't remember winning anything. Usually, unless you have a gambling license, any form of chance must reward you with something of at least the value you "paid" with, if not more. But do they do that here?

Usually, unless you have a gambling license, any form of chance must reward you with something of at least the value you "paid" with, if not more. But do they do that here?

Welcome back (if you haven't been around in a while...)

I think the legal work around for the gambling concern is that we do not spend money. We do not win money. It is credits. You spend credits that have no value.

Many on this forum do not like the NFT, SEC nor gambling. You are not alone.


Totem is a company that makes money. It will do what makes money. Most of the product is something I like. I will spend my credits (credits!!!) on the items I like.

Usually, unless you have a gambling license, any form of chance must reward you with something of at least the value you "paid" with, if not more. But do they do that here?Welcome back (if you haven't been around in a while...) I think the legal work around for the gambling concern is that we do not spend money. We do not win money. It is credits. You spend credits that have no value.Many on this forum do not like the NFT, SEC nor gambling. You are not alone.Totem is a company that makes money. It will do what makes money. Most of the product is something I like. I will spend my credits (credits!!!) on the items I like.

Maybe, but the credits themselves still represent a monetary value. Just like a poker chip isn't money per say, but it does represent one (and why casinos have gambling licenses).

That said, yes I have been out for too long. Even longer since I bought a card. So I am trying to get caught up on it all