Re: Would you login to a gambling site with Twitter, Google or Facebook Id?
Everyone so far seems to have given the expected response 
I wouldn't use it either but there are benefits to it.
You don't have to trust sites to store and secure your password. In the event they do not properly secure your passwords a hack or database leak could mean your password is public and can be used to login to other sites where you have used the same password. But you should be using a different one for each site anyway
Using login via Facebook etc means that is not a problem. There is no password to leak.
If you are really spending your time online make sure you are using a different password in each and every site and if that is the case there is not much of a problem even if your passwords are leaked and it is a breach in a gambling site sure you will be losing your coins you are holding their,so it doesnt matter if you are using social media logs or not.I wouldn't use it either but there are benefits to it.
You don't have to trust sites to store and secure your password. In the event they do not properly secure your passwords a hack or database leak could mean your password is public and can be used to login to other sites where you have used the same password. But you should be using a different one for each site anyway
Using login via Facebook etc means that is not a problem. There is no password to leak.
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A player could also create fake Facebook account to use for password but then if they are going to go to the hassle of doing that then they probably are the type to use fake email and unique passwords etc.
Creating fake social media accounts to log into a gambling site takes a much longer time than logging using the conventional way which is much better.