Are you referring to services and businesses? Or just common internet users?

For the former, web3 is still new,  it's more like just a buzz word indeed at this early. Also, you can't expect companies just transition from web2 to web3, they have process and it takes a lot of money resources to do that which is need of considerations.
For common users, well, not everyone even knows what is decentralized and blockchain. Going there without understand things is suicide.

Read and understand my comments, suspected as a scam and a scam is too different thing. You just quote the phrase without understanding the supporting phrase/details.

So you expect people who call a non-KYC casino automatically a legit site is normal? It sounds abnormal to me. People use instincts and suspect things first, and being suspicious saves them from harm.

And no one said non-KYC casino are scam, they are assumed scam, its too different thing. They are assumed usually when they don't have any reputation yet.
Besides im not against a non-KYC casino in fact im against of normalizing KYC required casinos.

When it comes to every website-related case/issue. Your first choice for getting a help will always be the website's support via email, socmed accounts, contact page, or any possible connections.
In terms of unavailability of their support or having a bad experience with their support, making a thread here or making a review any community related-forum will probably ring a bell to them which they will take a look on the case.

For the links given above, ill go to their email or TheQuin because their social media accounts are handled by PR/marketing.

Online casinos falls on online gambling license not on same regulations for exchanges or custodial wallets.
As mentioned already, online casinos can be accessed by different jurisdictions unless stated like US residents are not allowed to these casinos.
While some countries doesn't have crypto regulations so you can assumed accessing casinos from that country is either legal and probably not illegal, which put crypto casinos in grey area of crypto regulations.

But as far as i know every country now has online gambling regulations so using online casino wherever you are will fall on that regulations not crypto regulations.

You don't need to learn to code to learn about bitcoin or the blockchain. So what do you want to learn first? Because learning bitcoin is so vast. It would be better if you can tell us such as the basics ^{(sending/receiving, transaction, security)}, mining, trading, technical side so people can give you links of articles, videos, etc.

What are the outcome of your first research^{(if you did)}. Anyway, the links provided can give you knowledge just step by step and understand. Don't make a big step because it will only give you confusions. Good luck.

Probably they will, unless they gave you an error showing that you can only bet xxxx amount on the current game or events.

But for your more information, bigger bets always alarm the casino and will check you thoroughly so a KYC will be always be asked and other related docs. Once okay then good for you but sometimes casino will give you opposite response that you violate this and that.

This is a forum-related suggestion the OP. I'll suggest to avoid posting multiple post in a row. These posts will be deleted or will be merge in a single post by mods sooner or later as it is not allowed as per forum rules ^[1].
What you should do is use "Reply" or "Quote" button then use the "Insert Quote" to reply multiple posts and hit the "Post" button to make a single post with multiple quoted replies.


[1] Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ

Edit: Saw this was already suggested ^{(i didnt see it)}, but fyi i added the rule that its prohibited so please following the forum rules is still necessary.

So you are going to do a route from casino to mixer then to your local wallet?
It looks like you're looking a much more trouble than the previous one. If this local wallet of yours is requiring KYC probably they don't want any of their users have a transaction from a casino, it's prohibited even in binance and kucoin or other exchanges and most probably a transaction from a mixer.

Since i joined some gambling signature campaigns that rewards were deposited on gambling accounts. What I usually do is to send it first to my non-custodial wallet then send it my local wallet or exchange such kucoin. So far i never receive any messages regarding me violating their rules even in kucoin too.

For mixer's list here^[1] made by LeGaulois

[1] 2022 List Bitcoin Mixers Bitcoin Tumblers Websites

They made a slot for bitcointalk ad^[1] for this round which is a good step doing marketing in the forum aside from signature campaign which im going to suggest to the OP and his/her team even just a test run to get stats on how effective signature campaign is.

Btw welcome aboard. Being a copper member has lots of advantage for a newbie like you like what suggested above about images.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/adrotate.php?adinfo

I don't really know what kind utility this alt/token provides. But if a sell order of 3% can manipulate the whole market of that alt/token and cause around 25% fall ^{(as of this time today in cmc)}, then investing such coin is probably too risky just like these common new shitcoin.

Well, he always want an attention in every win so we give it to him.
I don't know what happened to his second account in stake after evading a ban though. Maybe it was banned again and that's the reason why he go in duelbits this time, but maybe OP just wants a "congratulation" message. Lol.

I'll leave it as is, unless someone sent a request regarding that matter. Because there's no assurance that the sender address is owned by the one who mistakenly sent to your address, like he use an exchange to send that crypto to your address.  So sending back the amount won't help. If no one still contact you then i'll take it as a donation.

If it's okay, how much the amount is, and in what cryptocurrency. I hope it's not a dust amount or just experienced dust attack.

Remember, when it is a too good to be true offer, it usually is and act accordingly.
If you encounter a phishing links and scam/fraud website, report on the website hosting site ^{(namecheap, name.com, godaddy, hostinger, etc.)}, whois lookup sites can help you to identify the website's hosts server. And be well-informed, knowledge is important.

Every wallet can be connected to any third wallet services without exposing your wallet's private keys or seeds. Most of these permissions are basic such as checking address, transaction, etc. Also third party services always have warning and notes so you should read it before doing anything.

Yes, that is why crypto gambling industry bloom on the recent years because of how gambling companies realizes the advantages of using bitcoin/cryptocurrency as one their currency for deposits/withdrawals and the market behind it disregarding the cons of volatility of cryptocurrencies.

Gambling board exists since 2011 that means many gamblers  and other gambling sites are eager to use bitcoin since then.

The time you evade the ban makes you as a subject for banning, you knew it's against their TOS.
Yet you still create accounts and do the same for 20 times the same as the admin gave you chance and let you withdraw you withdraw your small winnings.
Probably, now they decided to take back of all of those winnings you get from 20 times. And there's nothing you can do about it. You don't need a warning anymore since you did multiple times already.

It's not all about receiving lots of phishing/spam emails or sms.
Worst case is your name is being used in any criminal act such as swindling or estafa, or simply identity thief. Since most of these leaked information are the one that is needed to apply in different agencies/stores/etc. which include your name, IDs, address, birthday, phone number, etc. These criminal acts can be applying a loan ^{(this is common)} in both private and government agencies, use your driver's license info and get road offense ^{(there are incidents like this too)}, you can be a victim of sms cloning using your info, then getting robbed again, and many more possible cases which will end up destroying your reputation.

It will be too late the time you discover that your name is used and labeled as criminal in the investigation bureau. And this will bring someone's life in misery, possible will end up being in debt. This cost you more than anything than those amount that got hacked from your exchange or casino balance's account.

It is, the idea of using cryptocurrency is sending money from A to B even without knowing ^(personally) who actually is A and/or B. With the whole lot new regulations, this way become more at risk.
Gambling anonymously online is still possible you just need to filter and choose trusted non-KYC gambling/casino sites, there are still lot of them.

While on the other hand you can choose what gambling website to trust your info if you want to proceed their KYC and stick to that. I don't know if this is a thing to a casino sites' terms but you can request to delete your account together with your info. Then proceed to register another new casino site then do KYC. Well, it's up the users. Just make sure you knew the risks because privacy leakage is dangerous than anyone could imagine.

It's normal, non-KYC casinos are being suspected as a scam is normal. Every gambling website before faced that reality before when KYC is not a thing. But as long as they have friendly approach and active answering question to the community like every old casino/gambling websites do, then eventually a reputation will be build.

And as for your opinion about anonymity, then it's really up to you. Many people still prioritize their privacy/anonymity than taking KYC in any level.
Again, privacy leakage is scary and its more scary than getting robbed. You can earn and save money but your leaked personal information will be in any database forever. Well, being a victim of identity thief is even scarier and will cost your life than just your money. That is why talking like anonymity is a crime is a whole new level of BS to me.

Probably people saw this thread^[1] made by Stunna, and seems like you are not affiliated to them. And by the looks of the title thread it sounds like an ANN thread which is not, this will bring confusion to readers. So this thread should be moved to gambling discussion and change the topic to something like a review from your site or something.

One of the reasons is the gambling board has a rule of one site one thread only. Once the official Stake.US ANN thread made this thread will be moved to trashcan.

[1] Stake.US Crash & Slide seeding event