Hello, im a bit confused of why we danes cannot recruit a friends let me clarify

https://www.retsinformation.dk/Forms/R0710.aspx?id=2288

Kapitel 2
Pyramidespil

§ 5 a. Pyramidespil er forbudt. Ved pyramidespil forstås et pyramidisk opbygget arrangement, hvor
1) deltagelse kræver indskud af penge eller andre økonomiske værdier,
2) deltagerne stilles mulighed for økonomisk vinding i udsigt og
3) en sådan vinding hovedsagelig hidrører fra indskud fra deltagere, der efterhånden indtræder i arrangementet.

which translates to

Chapter 2

§ 5 a. Pyramidschemes are illegal. By pyramidschemes is meant a pyramidic built arrangement, where: (this isnt true for RAF since theres no pyramid, u simply invite a friend, u have no gain in economics)
1) participating demands a fee of money or other economic values (this is true for RaF)
2) participating gives you oportunity to gain economic wealth (this doesnt apply to RAF, u dont get money , u only do it to either get the mount or to get a friend playing for ur joy)
3) this economic gain, derives from submissions from participants eventually entering the arrangement (nope not applying either, since ur friend is in no need to do this, and neither u gain anything from this, ur friend my do but u wont)

so im very confused as to this topic, as the reason for not having RaF in Denmark is this pyramidschemelaw... to some point i do understand the arena tourn thing, since theres a possibility to gain money, though the 3rd rule does not apply since the winnings are alrdy set, and not increased by entering participants...)

id like further explaination to this, since at most we just get:

theres no discriminations, but laws in your country are against it...

id like to see where the problem is, and if there is a problem, i see numerous loopholes...

thx for listening

Please search before posting, because we have replied to this a lot already :-(

We can only repeat what we have already said about this subject. It isn't the intention of Blizzard to restrict anyone from any service. However, the laws -- or the lack of clarity in the laws -- of some countries prevent us from offering certain services or offers.