It does have some income attributed to it as well right? It says "profit sharing from all revenue generated by a portfolio of new Rollbot-themed games," and also "access to an exclusive Rollbot Lottery, where Rollbot holders perpetually earn tickets for our weekly draws," as well. These two makes me consider the fact that there is money to be made from this in the future as well.
Such types of additional income make the annual tax return particularly exciting. I wouldn't immediately know how to tax something like this correctly. Actually, it would be like an additional income (like staking, for example), on the other hand, you could also see it as a tax-free airdrop, since you actually only have to reach a certain status to enjoy these benefits.
Surely exciting, if you then have to provide the tax office with the evidence for it ... like "you earn money at roll-what?"
A passive income indeed!
if you are aiming to have a good additional profits owning rollbot is a good way to have some, profit sharing means that you are entitled to have some decent amount while doing nothing just to have or own rollbot, most investors who also gamblers see the good benefits, they are enjoying playing inside this platform while expecting to have extra benefits.
The concept is good for those who are okay with getting portions of dust money. In the long run, you are just enjoying the benefits of your investment, away from your gambling money.