Quote from: babygun on February 26, 2025, 08:49:20 PM

Quote from: hosemary on February 25, 2025, 08:32:54 PM

Quote from: bSpend on February 25, 2025, 04:13:32 PM

Well, I really do not see anything wrong in withdrawing funds from a casino directly to an exchange, and this does not matter what type or which exchange, as a matter of fact,

But there are exchanges that don't accept deposits from casinos and may freeze your fund.
For example, depositing fund to coinbase from gambling websites or making a withdrawal to gambling websites is against their terms.

From Coinbase Prohibited & Conditional Use Policy:

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Unlawful Gambling: Lotteries; bidding fee auctions; sports forecasting or odds making; fantasy sports leagues with cash prizes; internet gaming; contests; sweepstakes; or games of chance that are not sanctioned by a governmental body or regulatory authority.

Didn't know this and how much users are really aware of this? I think it also depends on the amount of money you would withdraw from the casino directly to the exchange. If you stay below a certain number, I don't think an exchange would flag it or that it would cause difficulties even if it is against their terms.

Let us be clear on one thing, exchanges can't just go rogue, there must be a reason for it and this is not about withdrawing lower amounts, it's about dealing with "unlawful" casinos as stated above. I wonder how your lowest withdrawal would push through if that (unlawful Gambling) was detected. But so long as you are dealing with the lawful or supposedly lawful casino regardless of how weak the regulation is, I think you will be just fine with a CEX like that. Besides, all my withdrawals from all casinos to CEX have always been smooth.