But these points are valid for other services:
- What guarantee is there that a casino doesn't close and scam all its users?
- What guarantee is there for any service that is advertised to state that it has privacy, and not actually does not?
Just a comment on this, Comparing a casino running away to a potential money laundering case is not that rate . The weight of crime for laundering is enough to seize the forum compared to a mere casino that usually protected by their ToS in times that they need to shut down. They just simply need to declare bankruptcy. What reason can a mixing service use for a potential laundering?
I don't know if you know, but casinos are one of the best ways to launder money.
Either way, the observation I made, on the issue of scams, not illegality. Casinos or any other service that is advertised here may later turn out to be a scam. We have no way of predicting this.
So I say that the reasons that eventually led to this decision are not intended to be a scam, but potential problems with the authorities.