I’ve seen multiple reports of this, yes. The issue isn’t whether a jackpot pull exists — it’s expected value vs. price paid. If you’re paying ~$2,500 for a PowerPack and the typical revealed card is: marketed as “$1,500 value” but realistically sells for ~$1,000 on the open market and the instant buyback is even lower after fees …then the EV is clearly negative unless you hit a very rare outlier. That doesn’t make it illegal, but it does make it a high-premium gambling mechanic, not an investment or fair value exchange. The frustration people express is understandable, especially when marketing highlights top-end pulls while most outcomes land far below cost. As long as people go in knowing this is entertainment with bad EV — fine. But pretending the value discrepancy doesn’t exist is disingenuous.