Can Casinos Include The Sport Spogomi In Their Platform

[Helena Yu]

The idea of the sport is great, but the way you can win in this sport is really depends on your location and your luck, it's not from yourself and the chance of winning is different for every participant. Let's say you're live in German, you can't accumulate a lot trash because it has been picked and cleaned by the garbage collector. If you're live in Brazil, you can accumulate a lot trash because the Brazilian garbage collector isn't really discipline and the Brazilian like to throw trash in everywhere.

[Yogee]

I hope bookies won't add this sport even if gains a lot of attention in the years to come. It looks like it was meant to be a fun competition for family and friends and I think it's better to just keep it that way. It's already great as it is and betting on this will most likely dilute the noble intention of this event.

[Strongkored]

Didn't read the article included by the Op, and the understanding gained from the Op's explanation is that this is like clearing an area of trash, because anything unwanted is of course trash.
I think this can be categorized as a sport and the aim is very good especially there are tournaments so that people who are currently used to doing this can benefit by competing and winning and earning money so that their activities can continue, and if they get high attention it is very possible bookmakers will provide betting bets for these sports.
In my country, several youth groups do this, clean up rivers or other dirty things, they will really be proud if they can take part in the tournament that will be held, especially if they can win because it will inspire other young people and also other residents to start keeping the environment clean.

[wiss19]

I think that a sport should be at least somewhat entertaining and interesting to watch, in order to be included by the bookies.
There's nothing interesting and entertaining about gathering trash.
The Japanese people are kinda weird. I respect their attitude towards keeping the environment clean and organized, but gathering trash isn't a sport and it never will be.
AFAIK, the Japanese mafia-the Yakuza has some influence in the trash pickup business in Japan. Such Spogomi tournaments might be rigged by the Yakuza, if sports bets are allowed for this so called sport.

I totally agree with the point that it shouldn't have been made a sport because it might be a good cause but I don't see it being in any way interesting to be watched by a global audience because it is not a game at all, it's just some people picking trash, keeping the environment clean, so it should only be categorized as a good cause and should surely be promoted but I don't think this is the right way to do that at all.

I also believe that the money they spend on world cups and everything regarding this sport could be spent on picking more trash and making the world a better place instead of making people compete for it and earn rewards for doing so, just pay some people or companies and make them pick even more trash, that will be much better.

[aioc]

Even if it never lands in casinos or sports betting platforms, I support awareness of this sport because this sport is unique and fun to play and watch and encourages cleanliness and recycling for a better ecosystem.

The world has become big garbage and we all need to do something to combat global warming having a sport like this, enlightens the community that Spogomi is fun and can be done by a whole family and community, maybe in the future it will become popular not only in 20 countries but on all countries because its easy to do and encourage cooperation.

[slapper]

I think that a sport should be at least somewhat entertaining and interesting to watch, in order to be included by the bookies.
There's nothing interesting and entertaining about gathering trash.
The Japanese people are kinda weird. I respect their attitude towards keeping the environment clean and organized, but gathering trash isn't a sport and it never will be.
AFAIK, the Japanese mafia-the Yakuza has some influence in the trash pickup business in Japan. Such Spogomi tournaments might be rigged by the Yakuza, if sports bets are allowed for this so called sport.

I totally agree with the point that it shouldn't have been made a sport because it might be a good cause but I don't see it being in any way interesting to be watched by a global audience because it is not a game at all, it's just some people picking trash, keeping the environment clean, so it should only be categorized as a good cause and should surely be promoted but I don't think this is the right way to do that at all.

I also believe that the money they spend on world cups and everything regarding this sport could be spent on picking more trash and making the world a better place instead of making people compete for it and earn rewards for doing so, just pay some people or companies and make them pick even more trash, that will be much better.

I see your stance, but consider this: classifying litter pickup as a sport could ripple profound impacts beyond surface-level tidying

Pitching it as a contest not only incentivizes the task but amplifies the importance of environmental cleanliness. Such events, under the public eye, could rally global engagement and cultivate a cleanliness-centric ethos. Concerning funds, the awareness and attitude changes these events generate could lead to durable environmental benefits surpassing the effects of a one-off cleanup.

[AmoreJaz]

Even if it never lands in casinos or sports betting platforms, I support awareness of this sport because this sport is unique and fun to play and watch and encourages cleanliness and recycling for a better ecosystem.

The world has become big garbage and we all need to do something to combat global warming having a sport like this, enlightens the community that Spogomi is fun and can be done by a whole family and community, maybe in the future it will become popular not only in 20 countries but on all countries because its easy to do and encourage cooperation.

that is very true, it has noble cause other than attracting players from all over the world. since not many bettors are familiar with this sports or should i say, not interested on this sports, i don't think bookies will include this on their list. one thing also is that most people are not familiar with the players involve on this activity, so for them it is quite difficult to take their picks on this game.
but i am for spogomi in expanding their awareness, a very earth-friendly sports i should say. even if it is not considered as true sports by many, i will also support the cause.

[Casdinyard]

Besides it being charity work on steroids, there’s a huge potential for money to be made in this type of game. Imagine, selling those trash collected would be a good business model that will help keep the game sustainable and running for as long as they like. Plus there’s not much costs about it too and all that you really need is a venue where you would collect scattered trash .

It all  depends over the fact that this should be horrendously famous for casinos to pick up on it and actually include it in games that they let players play with. As it stands today unlike sex it’s a rather obscure type of sport and until casinos catch this game they’d most likely won’t hear anything about spogomi.