what you want if they want to operate legaly then anything over certain threshold will force verification requirements. If platform was honest about KYC limits upfront I wouldn't mind. It's the moving goalposts that piss me off :rolleyes:
That's my concern too. "Decentralized" sounds great until website goes down or smart contract has bug. Remember that Ethereum dice game that had exploit? Players lost everything and no recourse because "code is law"
At least with licensed one you have some accountability
Seeing more "fully decentralized" and "pure on-chain" crypto casinos popping up lately. Claims of true no-KYC, instant to wallet, provably fair everything. Been burned too many times by "no-KYC" platforms that suddenly want documents after you win. Are these new on-chain casinos legit or just...
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