Quote from: Distinctin on September 06, 2025, 12:56:14 PM

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?

Referring to the ToS the casino would help in this situation. Some casinos made it clear that funds from mixers might undergo some checks or not allowed. These casinos have to abide by anti-money laundering laws and practices as it applies to the gaming industry.

There is no need to take the risk of transferring mixed funds to casinos when you have other options. Mixed funds can be cleaned before transferring them to the casino. But it will be ideal to avoid using mixers if the funds will be used for gambling. You might have to go through complicated KYC particularly if you win big.