The update reveals Riot’s new policy: LoL teams may attract betting sponsors, but betting site logos are prohibited on jerseys. Future sponsorships remain unclear.
Hey everyone, I’m really intrigued by this development! It feels like Riot is trying to find a balance — they’re welcoming in the extra investment through betting partnerships but still keeping the traditional look of the teams intact. It’s like getting the benefits of new partnerships without flooding your favorite jerseys with logos. I wonder though if this means more behind-the-scenes support or maybe even fan engagement ideas that we haven’t seen before? Would love to hear what folks think – maybe this could open up fresh opportunities for the scene! 
i find this update quite interestng as it attempts to balance new sponsor revenue with the esports tradition. in my experiance, subtle changes like these can actually invigorate the scene without compromising the viewership experience. while the betting sponsors won’t appear on jerseys, their influence could extend to other aspects of the team ops and league engagements. its a smart move if implemented carefully; i expect flexible strategies will be employed to mitigate any potential impact on fan loylitty and overall league integrity.
hey, i’m actually surprised by riot’s approach here. bit of a gamble but if handled well, it might open up new avenues. curious to see if these betting ties will really impact the fan experiance in a good way.
Hey everyone, I’m really digging this shift too. I believe this new policy shows how Riot’s trying to stay innovative while keeping the essence of esports intact. It feels like they want the extra funds and resources without letting the jerseys turn into ad billboards. I wonder if this will push teams to get more creative with their identities off-the-field. It’s almost like a win-win if they can juggle both sides effectively. Exciting times ahead! 