I also think that gamblers continue to gamble. Most people who gamble now must have also gambled on regular gambling sites, which do not offer crypto. You see more and more that casinos are switching to crypto payments. But then the anonymity of the crypto disappears a bit, because large sites that have been in the business for a long time will start with the KYC. You have to weigh the advantages against the disadvantages. I think there are more pros than cons. But if you're against the kyc, that's a big disadvantage of course
US regulatory agencies require KYC on exchange and gambling site users who wish to enter their territory, So there are many gambling sites that initially did not require KYC but had to follow the rules if they wanted to enter the US market
but out there there are still many crypto gambling sites that do not require their users to do KYC and maintain the anonymity of their users like gamdom