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Aber damals ging es weniger um das Geld als um den Spaß am Spiel.
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The speaker contrasts financial reward with enjoyment. In the past, playing was valued primarily for the pleasure it brought, while money mattered less. The point is about what made the game worthwhile at that time.
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