I agree that it is always good to know the dynamics of play to earn, how the free part works and how perhaps it can be done to exploit its full potential.
Obviously, before all this, it is always a good idea to research the project and understand its sustainability; investing in Splinterlands for example can make sense, whether you do it for the game or you want to use it as an investment, this is because it is solid enough.
putting money into games that scam after a few days is simply throwing it away.
Thanks for the nice poste sharing!🤗
RE: Beware of the Scam: The Dark Side of Play-to-Earn Video Games