I see very often a lot of hidden players in those rankings. I assume there is still some validation against multi-accounting in those contests?

This is why more and more casinos should list some types of stablecoins like USDT and USDC. Because even if you are gambling and don't lose money gambling you can lose money if the price of BTC itself tanks against your fiat currencies.

There are people like myself who just hedge their BTC portions during bull markets however to the average participant that might prove to be complicated. So if casinos adapted some form of stablecoins to hedge their customers deposits against the volatile nature of Cryptos they would be pleased.

I am not talking about old adopters and hodl'er who bought BTC at $100 a coin. But I am talking about the ones who bought BTC at $20K or $13.8K and depositted to a casino, made some small gains gambling with dice but overall took a loss since their actual capital loss exceeded their gambling gains.

I know its mostly due to regulatory risk, however if I recall I think Stake.com had a vote and wanted to add Tether a few months ago if I recall correctly?

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Not for 10btc as mentioned before in my first post about that bet someone calculated it out to be 0.5btc in commission on the single wager if they were a referral to someone. This is what was stated in the chat while the race was going on.
I could be mistaken but while you say it is 1btc from what you quoted above this does seems to high just for a referral to receive on a single bet. I think the house takes their cut from those amounts anyways. But dont quote me on this because I dont have any referral and am not one either.

I have wagered alot in the past week and started at the beginning of the vip status bar and today am half way to the next level of becoming platinum. That is a lot of wagering to get to this point on the progress bar.
I just hope it is all worth it with the bonuses on getting there being a good amount and not just $100-150 like the previous vip level was.