As others have said, sensible US players who want to be sure that their money and account still exists the next day should be playing on fiat currency local casino sites - of which there are plenty out there. I don't know of a single regulated cryptocurrency accepting casino in US borders, but maybe others do. Casinos are often battling against money laundering and presenting a believable story to the regulators in America, which requires KYC, thus defeating the purpose or extra step of converting cash into Bitcoin. You are at high risk of losing your account trying to hide your overseas gambling, because overseas gambling sites avoid US customers like the plague - they've seen too many extraditions and prosecutions of casino owners from friendly countries to make it worthwhile.