>>75099387But that also imply they would have to patch up other loopholes, like how you can go to Pachinko and "play" for "balls" and then go to a non-affiliated to the Pachinko company "trading store" right beside the Pachinko where you can trade those exactly balls for money.
Definitely not gambling, just getting balls as prizes. The trading store that buy those balls just really really like those balls.
