Well, I definitely think people knowing who the owner is makes it more likely the owner stays honest.

If he's honest and plans on staying that way he should have no issue with people knowing who he is.

Sure, if people have his contact info, he might a call in the middle of the night if his service crashed or something, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.

I think it's fair that people know who operates SD. If you're running a business you shouldn't expect to stay anonymous.

Anyway, I think seals shouldn't allow SD to run the gambling games in lobby chat. It's annoying as hell and you can't do anything about it unless you're a paying customer of SD (the command to disable is only available to people who have a decent amount of reputation, which you generally gain by being involved in staking). If he wants to do that crap off site then that's his business, but seals shouldn't be endorsing that to happen on their property.

What happens on-site should be limited to staking, and maybe other things like the bounties and outlast pools.

And btw, it's kind of unprofessional that SWC allows SD to operate if they're going to pull stunts like that.

The fact that bet has special access to the site (like being able to send people popups, white chat, other functions) would lead new players to believe that it's something SWC offers.

This is Ender's real life name / contact information. This has been verified by multiple people (ask around.. it'll check out). Though the phone # information is from a while ago so I have no clue if that's still valid.

So if he takes anyone's coins or anyone's unhappy with him.. you know where to look