But gambling with coins will involves of spending more money on the play coins. Which have no value or gain at the moment (if they have value, they wouldn't be play coins, they do just be different kind of currency) So, you’re paying for the privilege of risking something of no value in the hopes of winning something of no value. That doesn’t even count as gambling anymore; that’s paying a fee for the privilege of keeping score on a random number generator. What's your own opinion towards this?
Ojinga you will need to write clearly. If your audience do not understand what you have written then community has failed. While you may understand what you want to write perfectly well, I would like for you to put yourself in shoes of your audience after you have finished writing by proof-reading your write up.
Fait gambling is preferred only when it is at an indigenous casino. In my estimation there's only indigenous sports betting websites and there I use fiat for betting. Crypto options for deposits and withdrawals are yet to be incorporated into their website. And I don't think they will since they will fear government sanctions. In indegenous sports betting platforms, cash/fait is still king.