I appreciate the research done by OP but maybe it's better to discuss instead the biggest wins in online
"crypto" casinos compare to fiat casinos winners for a sole reason that we are in a
crypto-gambling forum. While I agree it should be kept private the gamblers might not have a choice because I remember there are casinos with certain terms about having the rights to announce the winnings of their players as a way to advertise the casino.
And not just that, high rollers even not a jackpot winner is publicly posted in an online casino by either their username or number code. This is to show their users the current top track of all players. And knowing fiat casino players, this is also a way to brag their respective stats.
How come they show just their winning and not how many times they have lost to the platform?
The record is about jackpot winners, not how much the amount lost.
You mean to say, if ever there's a jackpot winner, their total loss should be posted too? If that's what you think, that's not how it works.