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** Everyone who mattered was there when the winnings were delivered and no one raised a stink, plus Peter was able to buyout White's gym. It stands to reason that there weren't rules regarding that.
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* Does the A.D.A.A not have rules against betting on games for its players? Peter's stunt could have easily gotten the win overturned and subsequently lost the bet.
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* Big problem, and a case of IdiotPlot: the team thinks that the only way to save the gym is to learn to play dodgeball and win a knockout tournament played over several weeks, essentially going ahead on the luck of fate, when the gym is filled with useless memorabilia and collectibles they can sell (there is a pinball machine in Peter's office - does he really need to play it more than he needs its $1000+ realised value?) Even if they don't make $50,000 by months' end, they can put it into a short-term, high-interest investment, or ask the bank if they can pay off some of the mortgage.
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* Big problem, and a case of IdiotPlot: problem: the team thinks that the only way to save the gym is to learn to play dodgeball and win a knockout tournament played over several weeks, essentially going ahead on the luck of fate, when the gym is filled with useless memorabilia and collectibles they can sell (there is a pinball machine in Peter's office - does he really need to play it more than he needs its $1000+ realised value?) Even if they don't make $50,000 by months' end, they can put it into a short-term, high-interest investment, or ask the bank if they can pay off some of the mortgage.
