First of all, thank you very much for your feedback!!!
Now, I like to do some betting.
Without questioning the KYC process, how can an exchange block someone if funds are coming from gambling?
Is there some morality behind those decisions of blocking funds?
It is not money for drugs, porn, or any other illicits activities.
As far as I understood most of the big exchanges are based in USA and they have Las Vegas....
Basically if they have that kind of rule is because in then end there is no decentralisation.
Coinbase is definitely anti-gambling and they are based in the USA. I think the issues is that gambling legality in the states is pretty complicated and only allowed in certain areas due to certain rules. They tend to not allow online gambling in a lot of areas.
If you plan to gamble and use an exchange, make sure that you either mix your coins using something like bitmixer or use a site that uses a unique address for every transaction and isn't trackable by exchanges. You can also send to an intermediary address of your own to add some extra steps in the transaction history.
well, coinbase is a no-go for me
and in terms of any other exchanges, does any of you had any problems if you connect with different IP's/VPN?
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