If you cash out by bitcoins at a casino and the casino doesn't add enough fees for fast confirmation. If the price of bitcoin drops a lot. Should the casino be held responsible for the price differences in which you cashed out at and the current loss in btc prices?
This is a surprisingly interesting question for gambling my opinion is YES if they do not provide an option for you to top up the fee that is sent to a wallet, if you can toggle between certain fee prices and decide to pay a low one and get burned that's on you, if you pay extra for speed and agree to that cost then that should be allowed.
I agree with this... There are only a few comment posters on this thread with some sense and you are one of them. The others who says casinos are responsible because "THEY" didn't add enough fees, then who is? Apparently a lot of posters didn't read or understand the question. For example I had one casino to send a withdrawal that took 3 days to confirm because of low fees. The price dropped by the time i got it. What if the price you cashed out at btc were 2500 but the casino decided to stall and when they did finally paid you the price of btc is at 1800. Is this not a problem?