According to local casino reports, deposits have dropped by 50%, with most regional players now depositing directly from their wallets. Probably, these are e-wallets referred to by gamblers, because if you’re a cryptocurrency user and you gamble on these local casinos, you will check other options, in case they disable deposits.
The key difference between playing in local casinos and overseas casinos lies in the options for depositing, which are significantly more numerous in the latter.
Anyway, these local casino players will eventually play in overseas casinos, but they need to understand how cryptocurrency works if they don’t know it yet.
In the end, they can’t stop their citizens from engaging in online gambling activities, but they have lost the tax that is meant for them. Lol. Well, at least those from lower to middle class who aren’t techy or into crypto will be out of the gambling scenario, at least for now. As for how long, that’s a question. It’s not like they will be in the dark for a long time. There will come a time they will come back to online gambling once they know other ways to gamble, like crypto.