Quote from: Bitinity on January 16, 2023, 10:02:06 AM

With the same logic, means that there is no real crypto casinos anymore because most casinos are now regulated and licensed that makes them have KYC policy which strongly against the anonymity of cryptocurrency?

If I understood it correctly, the point is not about KYC but what currency they use. I mean, you can't really say a platform is a crypto platform if they don't use crypto at all, but you can still call a marketplace a crypto marketplace if they accept crypto regardless if they need KYC or not. I do agree that KYC is really a pain in the ass, and considering how many companies leak data recently, I'd stay away from any centralized platform for now.

Quote from: FatFork on January 16, 2023, 02:26:36 PM

In addition, by creating a new topic, other members with similar questions may also benefit from the discussion. There's nothing inherently wrong with this approach, in fact, it's the correct way to use an online forum platforms.

As long as there is no recent thread that asks the same question, I also believe that creating a topic to discuss some questions is okay. Obviously, the "recent" part is debatable but as long as it is not within days/weeks and the discussion is not yet dead, I think it is fine to create a new topic to discuss the question.

Quote from: decodx on January 15, 2023, 12:27:27 PM

Has anyone else had similar experiences? Can anyone confirm this?

I think you can refer to this[1] faq if I understood it correctly. While it does not explicitly confirm that winning is calculated on fiat or crypto, it at least confirms that crypto is the preferred way to show your balance, hence the fiat values will fluctuate.

[1] https://help.stake.com/en/articles/5095843-balance-changes-for-view-in-fiat-currencies