There is usually going to be a few poor souls who are vulnerable to things like FOMO and gambling addiction.
But most supporters will of course simply have philosophical values that align with things others consider bad practice, all the way up to extreme charicatures of libertarianism, who think that anything that makes you money is the proper thing to do, right up to robbing ("weak and therefore deserving") people.
I just happen to believe that in the current climate, the whale milk will ultimately cost more than its worth, even though it seems to work astonishingly well for some other companies.
Sell me good proper product, and I'll happily part with my money -- I want this company to survive and continue to improve the game, and am not convinced a shift of focus to selling options piecemeal is going to be conducive to either.
I am sure the managers have weighed their options; Doesn't mean their expert assessment has to be correct -- history has no lack of dead companies under lauded and expensive leadership, hoised by their own petard -- some of them companies once dominant and "too large to fail".