Even though there's regulation happened this money laundering schemes and scamming still exist. Criminals have strong guts to do their thing without getting any fear to get caught by authorities. Since they know its hard for them to get tract since they are dealing multiple platforms online. But at least some casinos are doing collective efforts to combat money laundering schemes and they implement certain measures so that this activities if not totally erased will lessen.
Also its useless if they say something about regulated thing but they the authority didn't pay much attention on what's happening in the scene since its so hard for them to sue those scammers even if they are regulated and got their license from certain country.
So, Basically, you agreed with what I said in my previous post. Unfortunately, some people oppose what I said. I'm not sure if they will willingly support the government and centralization of crypto. It's just their misunderstanding. I never believed a single country's government could handle casinos that were based on crypto. They won't be able to handle the players as well.
Imagine a casino based in Russia and they have a license from Curacao. If that casino scams all their players, will Curacao be able to recover those funds from that casino? Absolutely Not. So, what is the point of having a license if they cannot do anything against the casino?