Buff163 Stops Selling CS2 Cases: A New Step Towards Responsible Gaming

Buff163, an online platform known for selling gaming accessories, has announced an important change in its policy: it will stop selling cases, capsules and souvenir sets for CS2. This step, according to the company, is the result of an internal decision rather than external pressure.

According to Buff163 representatives, these changes are aimed at preventing the risks of gambling addiction among young people and ensuring greater transparency and responsibility in the digital goods sector. In particular, verification is now required to sell any goods on the platform, which makes it impossible for underage users to participate in the auction.

Possible reasons for such changes include potential new regulations of the Chinese government aimed at combating gambling, as well as the platform's desire to maintain its status as a place for fair trade without gambling mechanisms. It is also noted that the platform dealt with so-called ‘case farmers’ who used Buff to convert virtual goods into real money.

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Buff163's decision comes at an important time when attention to the problem of gambling and its impact on young people has increased. This is an important step towards more responsible business practices in the digital age, where users, especially young people, can often be manipulated and exploited through gambling.

Buff163's policy update will help create a safer and healthier gaming environment where players can enjoy the game without the risk of developing addictions or financial losses due to unknowing gambling.

Source: X