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I think that these are the best options for players when they use cryptocurrency payments exclusively in games.
And this is the optimal compromise between the casino, the player and the regulatory authorities.
Yes, it sounds a little bit utopian, but that would be the most reasonable solution for all the parties involved. Unfortunately, not all the parties have the same negotiation power, or awareness of the problem. Maybe with time, when people gets angry because of so many data leaks, more of them will demand a solution like that.
Of course, I live in the real world and understand the utopian nature of such a solution to the issue on the part of the government and the casino.
Moreover, now with the introduction of CBDC in many countries, the anonymity of any payments is completely lost.
However, the issue of maintaining anonymous payments is still important, and I still hope that some reasonable solution will be found on a global scale. And many players in casinos using cryptocurrencies will be spared the need to constantly provide their personal data for each new casino with a license. Moreover, in such a form as, for example, a video of a person, simultaneously documents and at the same time a monitor screen with transactions and clearly visible public addresses of cryptocurrency wallets. And similar nonsense.