That's the biggest question in the last few pages or so. I don't see the need to launch their token even if Niyvi is the first decentralized casino. Many casinos have been successful without launching their own token, and some of them got worse because they forced people to use additional tokens to play games. So yeah, we need to see their roadmap to judge further. Hopefully, it won't be as forgettable as other tokens that exist simply because the casino needs capital.
Launching their own token will require them spending a lot of resources from building up good tokenomics, developments with smart contracts, security, audits, and many things.
They can simply operate their decentralized gambling platform with available coins or tokens on the market. By this approach, without own token, they will save a lot of resources for many things of developments, security, maintenance, and can avoid unwanted accidents with smart contracts.
If launching a token, but it will be exploited later, it will only bring nightmare, not bright future for their platform at all.