Ludwig Slams All Scammers

Ludwig ‘Ludwig’ Ahgren’s Mogul Money show has been selling out quickly. However, the YouTuber has urged viewers to stay away from scalpers who are selling them for ridiculous prices.

Ludwig has amused his followers with a variety of wild and inventive events during his career. His Jeopardy-inspired game show Mogul Money is one of his most popular Twitch shows. Despite the fact that it only lasted one season in 2021, Ludwig announced that he would be hosting another Mogul Money event, which fans will be able to watch live this time. However, scammers were quick to seize the opportunity and acquire the tickets in bulk before reselling them at ridiculous prices.

Ludwig pleaded with his followers not to buy “resellers’ tickets” for his live Mogul Mail event on July 2nd at the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles in a tweet posted on May 8th. He reassured fans who were worried about missing out on the performance that if the tickets “went out,” he would “make more.” 

Ludwig also provided a screenshot from the official ticket page, which revealed that two event tickets were being resold for $4,200.69. The price is excessive when compared to the ordinary certified tickets, which cost $54.50. Some fans, according to the 26-year-old, have already paid outrageous prices to obtain resale tickets. For example, Ludwig claimed: “Someone spent $800 which is also crazy.”

Scalping has become a major problem in recent years, with scammers purchasing tickets or things in bulk for their usual price before reselling them for high cost to make a profit. The idea extends to Pokémon cards as well. It’s no wonder that tickets have been selling out swiftly, given Ludwig’s announcement that this will be his final Mogul Money event. Fans should not be alarmed, as standard tickets are still available as of this writing.