I’m just wondering - some of us like to boost our privacy, and one way is by using mixers (CoinJoin, Tornado, etc.) or other tools that hide transaction trails. On the surface, that looks fine, since we’re only trying to make our transactions more private.
But here’s the problem: casinos are regulated. Regulators often flag mixer-related addresses as “high risk” or even “suspicious.” So if you withdraw your winnings to a mixer, it could backfire with the following problem.
1- Casino freezes your funds.
2- Withdrawals get delayed.
3- Or worse, your winnings get withheld in the name of “compliance.”
So the question is, does using a mixer put us at risk when dealing with casinos? Are we better off keeping privacy tools away from gambling wallets, or should we expect casinos to respect privacy since this is crypto in the first place?
I’d like to hear from those who have actual experience, have you ever had a withdrawal blocked or delayed just because you routed it through a mixer? Or do casinos not care as long as your account is verified?
At first, it is never advisable to send coins directly received from a mixer's address to a casino wallet, wisdom demands that you first receive in your own wallet, then send directly to the casino from your own wallet, or better still, if you recieve a coin directly from a mixer to your known wallet, you could still send it out to another wallet and from that wallet you send it to the casino wallet and also why sending your winnings from casino to a mixer when you can send directly to your exchange wallet or better still you create a neutral wallet then from that wallet you send to a mixer and do your things.