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The overall intent would really be just the same which is to play and win prizes.Doesnt matter on which one you would be using since these things does have value
which you could anytime to make use when you do tend to gamble.
Yeah, the intention of depositing money into a casino is just to make a bet until that there is nothing wrong but imagine when we won huge so probably we want to withdraw and convert into fiat then surely we have to make memecoin to BTC first then we can convert into fiat so at the end we won't be saving a lot in money and more time consuming than simply going with BTC that is the reason why most gamblers prefer bitcoin cause its have the volume and stability compared to any other cryptos.
Not that really much of a hassle because if we do go and withdrawing it directly on exchange platforms which these meme coins does have these fiat trading pairs which you could directly sell it out
and make out conversions without the need on switching or converting it out on btc first before you do go into usdt or something in related.Its not really a major issue and i dont believe that this is really
been look upon on a major consideration for most gamblers.It would really be just totally basing or depending up on someones preference or what currently available coins they do currently own.
Whether bitcoin or memecoins or stable coins it wouldnt really be that much an issue.
Well, it depends on the fiat we are converting into, but I am sure that Doge doesn't have much fiat pairs as BTC do that is why it's also comes into consideration. Another thing is some exchanges restricted deposit from gambling exchanges for example coinbase so users can't simply withdraw BTC or Doge into thir exchange wallet so they might choose to p2p. In p2p we always get better deal no matter what fiat we are trying to convert so based on all these the withdrawal fee for BTC on a casino is pretty much negligible.