Do you believe in that?
Based on the article I read, because of the growing popularity of crypto casinos, regulations will likely become stricter, and these are the kinds of changes we might start seeing soon, if they haven’t been implemented already.
Crypto gambling regulation is accelerating as global jurisdictions respond to the rise of anonymous betting and offshore sportsbooks.
Offshore sportsbooks are adapting with "light KYC" measures, dual licensing (e.g., Curacao and Malta), and stablecoin-only transactions to stay compliant.
KYC enforcement is likely to increase, affecting user privacy and requiring more personal identification for deposits and withdrawals.
Stablecoins like USDT and USDC are favored over volatile cryptocurrencies like BTC, signaling potential licensing restrictions on crypto types.
DAO casinos and decentralized gambling platforms are facing scrutiny due to lack of centralized control and absence of KYC policies.
Governments may demand wallet tracking and tax reporting, forcing players to report crypto gambling winnings more transparently.
The U.S. crypto gambling market remains a gray area, but many Americans still use offshore sites due to limited domestic options.
Future regulation may enhance legitimacy and safety for players on vetted offshore platforms, though anonymous gambling will likely decline.
your thoughts on this..
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https://www.offshoresportsbooks.com/crypto-gambling-regulation/Well, I do not know about whether or not KYC-free casinos will still be a thing but I think it is already a thing, unless you count shady, underground KYC-free casinos as actual casinos (which you should not, because unregulated businesses will scam you out of your money, everytime).
What I think will happen is that we will see truly decentralized online casinos which are not only provably fair, but provably decentralized. That way there is no single entity that can demand KYC.
Currently no such casino exists (even though some casinos false-advertise themselves as such).