Quote from: Plaguedeath on Today at 01:44:12 PM

Yes, if.... the casino is open source, have onion address and support Monero.

Quote from: freedomgo on Today at 11:47:06 AM

Crypto has been known for anonymity. During the early stage, we like to promote it using the words "decentralized" and "anonymous "

Crypto was never been decentralized and anonymous, except Monero. Bitcoin itself isn't even anonymous, but pseudonymous.

Quote from: Beparanf on Today at 01:32:43 PM

Right now, The only danger of providing KYC is there’s no guarantee that casino can protect our credentials 100% against exploit. I have no problem providing KYC if there’s an assurance of safety on our data which casino nowadays is still not con that level that they can give us 100% protection from exploit because even themselves still getting exploited with tons of funds due to security breach.

You're hoping to big, right now... even the biggest centralized exchange i.e. Binance wasn't able to give assurance and security protection. If centralized exchange didn't get forced to protect user data and security protection, crypto casino wouldn't get forced too.

Can a casino platform ever be open source? Believe I have seen templates used and they just change the name of the site and they are off & running and business begins coming in.
Monero had something happen to it a couple of months ago. Something to do with the developers. It caused the value to drop suddenly for the altcoin.
So not too certain a developing casino would want to support a coin if it starts to show any sort of problems to do with it's development team.