Quote from: tranthidung on Today at 02:10:54 PM

I did not have an account on Wolf.bet so I don't know how they allow users to deposit and withdrawal. On some gambling platforms, if you deposit BTC, you will be allowed to withdraw in BTC, not with other coins.

It's what I implied in my post, but it's general thinking from me. It can be inaccurate, and if you have an account on Wolf.bet, use this platform, you can share your experience. For example, you deposit in BTC, bet and withdraw later in ETH, if it is possible, your confirmation makes sense.

Why do most gambling sites are against this style of deposit and withdrawal with different coins?
It's their AML process, to avoid people using their platforms like mixers.

You deposit, play with, and withdraw the same coin. So you can't deposit one coin and withdraw other coins... that's how it is in most crypto casinos.
Some crypto casinos have swap feature, don't forget you will have to pay some fee when you use swap option, but at least you will be able to deposit any coin/token and swap it for another at any point and later withdraw if you wish.

Why do most gambling sites are against this style of deposit and withdrawal with different coins?

Maybe that has something with AML policy, maybe not... but I guess that would be a hassle for casinos. It would be complicated for the casino to keep track of all the price changes for the different coins. Maybe if every deposit was immediately converted into a stable currency, and then converted into the desired currency when we ask for withdrawal. From my experience, casinos that convert every deposit into stable currency also allow withdrawals in the coin we deposited, some of them only to the address from which the payment was made.