D&D General Hasbro enters gambling deal using Dungeons & Dragons intellectual property

[HaroldTheHobbit]

Mod note:
How about you take the political portion of you grievance to a site that will welcome it, please and thanks.

I tried to be sarcastic, but point taken, sorry bout that.

 

[NN]

Hasbro just wants licensing fees. They're not making online gambling sites or selling booze themselves.

morally the same thing

 

[RoryB]

Games Global unveils exciting partnership with Hasbro

Games Global has partnered with leading toy and game company Hasbro and its Wizards of the Coast division. The first release from the collaboration, schedule

globalgamblingnews.com

I am pretty sure this is aimed at exploiting teens (the fresh and exciting new demographic.) Teens and online only gambling mix like nitro and glycerin (lots of damages.) This partnership between Hasbro and the gambling industry feels like an unexpected but interesting twist for the Dungeons & Dragons brand. While some may see it as a cash grab, others might appreciate the integration of iconic game elements into the casino world. It’s kind of like mixing a classic role-playing game with the thrill of a slot machine or poker table. For those who love a good game of blackjack or roulette, it could make for an exciting new experience. If you’re looking to try your luck online, check out https://belgeenligne.casino/casino-argent-reel/ that offers real money play with a wide range of games, including poker, slots, and more. It’s a great place to dive into the action and potentially hit that jackpot!

This isn't entirely unprecedented—Hasbro signed an agreement in early 2025 with Games Global to produce 'Dungeons & Dragons: Tale of Riches,' with more iGaming releases slated for later in the year

 

[Cergorach]

WotC has been in the 'gambling' racket and aiming at young nerds since 1993...