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Many gamblers are now relying on AIs because of the hype but there are still no consistent winning testimonies that exist regarding their experiences. AIs have an edge when it comes to advanced technology services but they can't still surpass human intelligence.
However, we can't disregard the fact that if they would be more developed in the future, they could still be used successfully and effectively in gambling but in case that happens, I'm sure that casinos won't allow it and they will put restrictions on any proven gambling activities involving AIs for they will not allow anything that will beat the house edge.
You've put forward a critical point: "No consistent winning testimonies with AI exist in gambling." Indeed, current testimonies are inconsistent and few... But isn't this the case with most technologies at their nascent stage? AI's edge isn't just about advanced technology services. It's about machine learning, the ability to evolve and adapt, and thus to potentially outsmart human intelligence over time. As you rightly noted, should AI systems become more developed, they could be effectively used in gambling. However, "casinos won't allow anything that will beat the house edge," you say. This is probably true. Yet, consider the growing online gambling market. There, the AI question will be much more challenging. Regulations, while necessary, will be hard to enforce in a vast and anonymous online world.