But there are also a lot of newbies making false accusations against popular casinos, possibly due to competition which we can’t deny happens in real life. IMO, less than 50% of the scam accusations posted are actually true since many lack proper evidence. And, with today's technology, it’s easy to fabricate screenshots or fake images and use them as supposed "proof."
For me, casinos that are anonymous, that offer privacy are a reason for support as long as things are transparent with their clients, but if they do crooked things, steal or something like that, then it is no longer good.
Something to keep in mind when using anonymous casinos, they should be treated like mixers. If they suddenly disappear, there’s no way to recover your money. To keep things fun and minimize risk, it’s best not to be too aggressive with your bets. Only wager what you can afford to lose, just in case the worst happens.