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I don't think they'd have that much trouble over the market crashing. I mean apart from their cryptocurrency holdings they shouldn't lose money in the process because rain or shine gamblers will come in and bet on their site. And even if it were the case I don't see the point of ever digging into whether a gambling site you frequent is still making money, breaking even, or on the verge of bankruptcy.
Exactly my point of view, that if someone is ought to gamble (or I should describe it as addicted towards gambling), he/she won't give a damn about whether the website is doing good in terms of making profits or not because we don't go there to lose our money and make them money and profits, but we go there to win something extra out of our money, or simply lose everything that we took there. It's not worth it to poke our nose inside a casino's financials because it won't be an easy task for them to show up almost each and everything to a gambler, after all it's a gambling website. We may ask a newer website to show such things to gain trust (just because people here are giving it too much importance), but it shouldn't be necessary for each and every gambling website out there. It seems the world has become official agents of FBI who are trying to scrutinize almost every single thing out there just because they lost money on the FTX dilemma.