So if casino emitted it's own token, it means that first question is false
Most of these tokens made by casinos and exchanges are fake in the way that they're there to make them more money and they give nothing to the user. OK, scratch that, they give the users bit of excitement and allow them to think that those penny stocks will explode one day.
Sounds like some kind of a scam.
The way they want to pay you for everything with their tokens pushing them into signature campaigns, bonus payments and such shows they want to save some real value coins like BTC and ETH and fill as much void as possible with their shitcoins. It's always easier to make some money out of air and instead of giving a client $100 making him get $60 and $40 equivalent of their token.
Again, I understand why
they're doing so, but this doesn't means that this is good practice. There is a good words about such things -
dark patternsAlso if it do talks about regulation then it would really vary into each country whether they would
really be that strict or not.
Yes, most third world countries allow a lot of shit to happen, but again, is something is allowed that doesn't mean it for good.
Just stay away from such tokens and everything will be fine