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[OcTradism]

For the banks, it depends on your location, for fintech mobile wallet (banks) that serve in areas where casinos are saturated and not just sports betting platforms they would have some of those casinos available for direct deposits. But above all, the crypto is a sure banker for making deposits into our online casino account and you have already given some of those reasons.

With cryptocurrency and blockchain industry, you have much better option with open source and non custodial wallets. With such wallets, you have full control in broadcasting your transactions for deposits to any platform or to anyone. You don't have to rely on banks, platforms with maintenance and your transactions will be confirmed by miners but of course if you make a deposit to any centralized platform, you must wait for their credit to your account balance.

It's when you rely on a centralized platform while your main fund is still in your full control in your non custodial wallet. Maintenance on any platform can be quickly done smoothly or can trigger some technical issues, as users there is nothing to be sure that your fund is safe.

[batang_bitcoin]

Yesterday, 1win dota 2 team has played against Yellow Submarine in the CIS tournament and they've won 2-0. Today, later they're going to be up against Runa Team who have also won yesterday. I think that they have a chance to win against them and the team have got an advantage because they were directly invited to this tournament by the organizers and didn't have to go through the bloody eliminations.

[robelneo]

For the banks, it depends on your location, for fintech mobile wallet (banks) that serve in areas where casinos are saturated and not just sports betting platforms they would have some of those casinos available for direct deposits.

Just yesterday, our lawmakers gave an ultimatum to regulators to direct all e-wallets to unlink their services from all online casinos. After checking my account, I found it’s still there, but I don’t want to use it now, as it may trigger a warning in my e-wallet account.
It’s not convenient for players coming to my country to use an e-wallet now that there's a risk of getting flagged; they’ll need to learn how to deposit cryptocurrency, which is a more convenient way to deposit at online casinos.

[Eternad]

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It's rare to even see a bank with direct deposit to a gambling site especially crypto casino so that's out of the question and thats why I always use the method which is most suitable and reliable for such operation which is the use of cryptocurrency atleast for speed and safety wise it's already proven sure.  I think there are only few casino I have seen here that even allows the direct use of bank funding and even withdrawals too.

For the banks, it depends on your location, for fintech mobile wallet (banks) that serve in areas where casinos are saturated and not just sports betting platforms they would have some of those casinos available for direct deposits. But above all, the crypto is a sure banker for making deposits into our online casino account and you have already given some of those reasons.

Can you name an area or country in particular? I'm also surprised to find out that there are banks that allows their platform to be used for direct deposits on a gambling casino.

You said in the areas where casinos are saturated which the only place I can think of is Las Vegas. Usually banks prohibit gambling activities and in some countries they would lock their user's account if they detect a gambling-related transaction on their account.

[liuka]

For the banks, it depends on your location, for fintech mobile wallet (banks) that serve in areas where casinos are saturated and not just sports betting platforms they would have some of those casinos available for direct deposits.

Just yesterday, our lawmakers gave an ultimatum to regulators to direct all e-wallets to unlink their services from all online casinos. After checking my account, I found it’s still there, but I don’t want to use it now, as it may trigger a warning in my e-wallet account.
It’s not convenient for players coming to my country to use an e-wallet now that there's a risk of getting flagged; they’ll need to learn how to deposit cryptocurrency, which is a more convenient way to deposit at online casinos.

You're right, it's better to deposit using cryptocurrency. It won't be difficult for users to learn how to deposit cryptocurrency, and they can use an easy-to-understand wallet.

Similarly, in my country, if our bank account has a lot of transactions going to online casinos, it will be blocked and we could be arrested. That's why we prefer using cryptocurrency for gambling, for convenience and to avoid detection by government officials. I've made deposits at 1win via bank account, and the process was very fast, but since the police have started to focus on arresting online gamblers, we've chosen to gamble with cryptocurrency.

[bitzizzix]

For the banks, it depends on your location, for fintech mobile wallet (banks) that serve in areas where casinos are saturated and not just sports betting platforms they would have some of those casinos available for direct deposits.

Just yesterday, our lawmakers gave an ultimatum to regulators to direct all e-wallets to unlink their services from all online casinos. After checking my account, I found it’s still there, but I don’t want to use it now, as it may trigger a warning in my e-wallet account.
It’s not convenient for players coming to my country to use an e-wallet now that there's a risk of getting flagged; they’ll need to learn how to deposit cryptocurrency, which is a more convenient way to deposit at online casinos.

You're right, it's better to deposit using cryptocurrency. It won't be difficult for users to learn how to deposit cryptocurrency, and they can use an easy-to-understand wallet.

Similarly, in my country, if our bank account has a lot of transactions going to online casinos, it will be blocked and we could be arrested. That's why we prefer using cryptocurrency for gambling, for convenience and to avoid detection by government officials. I've made deposits at 1win via bank account, and the process was very fast, but since the police have started to focus on arresting online gamblers, we've chosen to gamble with cryptocurrency.

Of course, for us, or crypto users, using crypto for deposits or casino transactions is better, more practical, and easier than using a bank account. This is due to the many cases of gamblers who frequently use bank accounts for deposits or transactions being blocked. In my area, even some of my friends have experienced this due to excessive use in online gambling transactions because they are not very familiar with crypto and don't understand how to use it, which is actually easy if they are willing to learn or ask someone who does. However, over time, the number of gamblers using crypto will continue to increase as they realize that it is better, safer, and more practical than using bank accounts and similar methods. Because it's certain that government officials will continue to try to find ways to detect it if suspicions arise, especially in countries that are not gambling-friendly.

[maydna]

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Many banks don't support the use of their institution to transact money into gambling platforms and it's what I have found about them when I was searching with one of my bank app for a deposit option to my sports bet account it wasn't provided for a direct transaction. This is usually found among those physical banks, but some fintech mobile banking services do offer it. To avoid any victimisation that may arise in future, using cryptocurrency to find out gambling accounts should be the go-to option at any time. It's even much safer, faster and simple to do.

That is why I never use my bank to deposit into my gambling account. I don't want to have a problem doing that because my bank can be suspicious of the transaction. If the bank reports that to the government, I will be in trouble and it will be difficult to solve the matter. Using crypto to play gambling gives me ease where I only need to deposit my money into the exchanges, have the crypto and send it to my wallet and let it sit for some days. Then I can send it to my gambling account so I can directly playing gambling.

[batang_bitcoin]

Just yesterday, our lawmakers gave an ultimatum to regulators to direct all e-wallets to unlink their services from all online casinos. After checking my account, I found it’s still there, but I don’t want to use it now, as it may trigger a warning in my e-wallet account.

Don't use it for now. If the lawmakers have made an order to unlink all of the services from online casinos then it includes 1win to that. Better safe than never.

It’s not convenient for players coming to my country to use an e-wallet now that there's a risk of getting flagged; they’ll need to learn how to deposit cryptocurrency, which is a more convenient way to deposit at online casinos.

One way is that, convert fiat to crypto and then to avoid being flagged with an ewallet, use crypto in deposits. But who knows if these lawmakers will also this but even they will, I don't think they'll have full control to it.

[tbct_mt2]

One way is that, convert fiat to crypto and then to avoid being flagged with an ewallet, use crypto in deposits. But who knows if these lawmakers will also this but even they will, I don't think they'll have full control to it.

You can move your fund around and avoid letting banks knowing that your money is from cryptocurrency trade, investment and don't let centralized exchanges know that your cryptocurrency is from mixers or gambling.

Not all banks are against it, not all centralized exchanges consider gambling related fund is risky for them, but if you can spend some cents and time for moving your fund around, converting it between cryptocurrency and cash, before making any deposit to bank or any centralized platform for spending for anything, it's safer approach.

It is not feasible approach with many people from time and extra cost spents but privacy matters.

[batang_bitcoin]

One way is that, convert fiat to crypto and then to avoid being flagged with an ewallet, use crypto in deposits. But who knows if these lawmakers will also this but even they will, I don't think they'll have full control to it.

You can move your fund around and avoid letting banks knowing that your money is from cryptocurrency trade, investment and don't let centralized exchanges know that your cryptocurrency is from mixers or gambling.

Not all banks are against it, not all centralized exchanges consider gambling related fund is risky for them, but if you can spend some cents and time for moving your fund around, converting it between cryptocurrency and cash, before making any deposit to bank or any centralized platform for spending for anything, it's safer approach.

It is not feasible approach with many people from time and extra cost spents but privacy matters.

It's still risky for someone to do that. But like you said, they can move their funds to where it can't be considered risky. That ban happening in their country is due to the rampant online casinos that are unregistered. And even they will be registered, I don't think that they will alter the decision. So with those that have funds that funds from wallets to banks and crypto wallets, you need to be careful because even if they say that they won't consider it risky, you don't hold and know what's on their minds.

[Lida93]

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Just yesterday, our lawmakers gave an ultimatum to regulators to direct all e-wallets to unlink their services from all online casinos. After checking my account, I found it’s still there, but I don’t want to use it now, as it may trigger a warning in my e-wallet account.
It’s not convenient for players coming to my country to use an e-wallet now that there's a risk of getting flagged; they’ll need to learn how to deposit cryptocurrency, which is a more convenient way to deposit at online casinos.

Probably the lawmakers in your country have taken this measure to combat the rate of gamblers in your country and it's very important that people avoid using and go for the crypto deposit as their alternative. Am sure those e-wallet service providers wouldn't hesitate to comply in flagging any account as they wouldn't want to risk their own business too

[bitzizzix]

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Just yesterday, our lawmakers gave an ultimatum to regulators to direct all e-wallets to unlink their services from all online casinos. After checking my account, I found it’s still there, but I don’t want to use it now, as it may trigger a warning in my e-wallet account.
It’s not convenient for players coming to my country to use an e-wallet now that there's a risk of getting flagged; they’ll need to learn how to deposit cryptocurrency, which is a more convenient way to deposit at online casinos.

Probably the lawmakers in your country have taken this measure to combat the rate of gamblers in your country and it's very important that people avoid using and go for the crypto deposit as their alternative. Am sure those e-wallet service providers wouldn't hesitate to comply in flagging any account as they wouldn't want to risk their own business too

Of course, they don't want to risk breaking the laws they strictly enforce, as that's their business. While e-wallets can be used for casino deposits and transactions, e-wallet services offer other, more profitable options. Therefore, they don't want to take any risks, and complying is the best option. Serious gamblers will find a way to learn how to use or deposit cryptocurrency to continue gambling.

[ultrloa]

Just yesterday, our lawmakers gave an ultimatum to regulators to direct all e-wallets to unlink their services from all online casinos. After checking my account, I found it’s still there, but I don’t want to use it now, as it may trigger a warning in my e-wallet account.
It’s not convenient for players coming to my country to use an e-wallet now that there's a risk of getting flagged; they’ll need to learn how to deposit cryptocurrency, which is a more convenient way to deposit at online casinos.

Probably the lawmakers in your country have taken this measure to combat the rate of gamblers in your country and it's very important that people avoid using and go for the crypto deposit as their alternative. Am sure those e-wallet service providers wouldn't hesitate to comply in flagging any account as they wouldn't want to risk their own business too

The abuse already spreading when anyone can gamble easily. It became more easier for people to deposit when wallet providers put the link of the casino on their platform that's why it create more huge damage to people especially for those low income people.

If online gambling has been promoted responsibly and influencers promoting this is not putting any exaggerating words. Maybe this situation will not gonna happen.

E-wallet providers would provably comply since they might penalize if they didn't follow the government order.

[CryptSafe]

For the banks, it depends on your location, for fintech mobile wallet (banks) that serve in areas where casinos are saturated and not just sports betting platforms they would have some of those casinos available for direct deposits.

Just yesterday, our lawmakers gave an ultimatum to regulators to direct all e-wallets to unlink their services from all online casinos. After checking my account, I found it’s still there, but I don’t want to use it now, as it may trigger a warning in my e-wallet account.
It’s not convenient for players coming to my country to use an e-wallet now that there's a risk of getting flagged; they’ll need to learn how to deposit cryptocurrency, which is a more convenient way to deposit at online casinos.

Seems your country is beginning to be strict on gambling  but however Crypto transactions would be the only way out now that your country is about making it compulsory ewallet unlinking from online casinos.

The only remedy now for your country players now is using Crypto and directly from their wallet as that would help them play and staying safe. Any player visiting should take caution so they don't enter into trouble for being ignorant of the law of your country with respect to using ewallet for online casino.

[Lida93]

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Of course, they don't want to risk breaking the laws they strictly enforce, as that's their business. While e-wallets can be used for casino deposits and transactions, e-wallet services offer other, more profitable options. Therefore, they don't want to take any risks, and complying is the best option. Serious gamblers will find a way to learn how to use or deposit cryptocurrency to continue gambling.

This will majorly affect those gamblers that are gambling on gambling sites that are not cryptocurrency gambling platforms but just fiat alone. Funding their gambling account would be a difficult one which could be frustrating. So It's likely that some of this people would want to explore online crypto gambling platforms to keep gambling.

[Mate2237]

The ever exciting premier League is back as champions Liverpool will be taking on Bournemouth tonight at the league open this game promises to be exciting to watch as the two teams will be going for an outright win



Place your bet on the 1win platform as Liverpool is given a odd of 1.29 while Bournemouth is having an odd of 9.0 1win the the platform this season to place your bets as they have the best odds and bonuses

[robelneo]

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Just yesterday, our lawmakers gave an ultimatum to regulators to direct all e-wallets to unlink their services from all online casinos. After checking my account, I found it’s still there, but I don’t want to use it now, as it may trigger a warning in my e-wallet account.
It’s not convenient for players coming to my country to use an e-wallet now that there's a risk of getting flagged; they’ll need to learn how to deposit cryptocurrency, which is a more convenient way to deposit at online casinos.

Probably the lawmakers in your country have taken this measure to combat the rate of gamblers in your country and people must avoid using and go for the crypto deposit as their alternative. Am sure those e-wallet service providers wouldn't hesitate to comply in flagging any account as they wouldn't want to risk their own business too

The last day should be tomorrow; many of these gamblers got addicted because of the e-wallet, the local casinos are embedded in their platform, making it easy to deposit even $1 just to play. These e-wallets promote local casinos, generating additional profit for them, possibly through revenue from promoting these casinos.
This is only in our country, but if you’re a gambler, you will discover casinos like 1WIN and prefer cryptocurrency to use instead of fiat through e-wallets. Let’s see if it is still possible to deposit on 1WIN using these wallets. The e-wallet providers are hesitant, but the lawmakers are insisting.

[OcTradism]

The last day should be tomorrow; many of these gamblers got addicted because of the e-wallet, the local casinos are embedded in their platform, making it easy to deposit even $1 just to play. These e-wallets promote local casinos, generating additional profit for them, possibly through revenue from promoting these casinos.
This is only in our country, but if you’re a gambler, you will discover casinos like 1WIN and prefer cryptocurrency to use instead of fiat through e-wallets. Let’s see if it is still possible to deposit on 1WIN using these wallets. The e-wallet providers are hesitant, but the lawmakers are insisting.

E-wallets, cryptocurrencies are only one of many methods to access and use online gambling sites. About gambling addiction, people can have troubles from traditional gamblings to online gamblings with or without blockchain, cryptocurrencies and e-wallets.

A modern, more convenient tool is not main reason of gambling addiction, it's personal issue of each gambler. They must be very disciplined with their financial management, gambling capital management, risk management in order to manage their gambling actions well.

It's not bad to be a gambler and make bets but it's vital to control yourself well enough. Like all other things, if you can not control yourself, you will have very big troubles, not limited to gambling addiction.

[bitzizzix]

The ever exciting premier League is back as champions Liverpool will be taking on Bournemouth tonight at the league open this game promises to be exciting to watch as the two teams will be going for an outright win



Place your bet on the 1win platform as Liverpool is given a odd of 1.29 while Bournemouth is having an odd of 9.0 1win the the platform this season to place your bets as they have the best odds and bonuses

Liverpool are clearly the favorites and have a better chance of winning this match. I also bet on Liverpool, and they won this match 4-2 at home. I think this season, the big teams are worth betting on because the many promising new players can give them wins against weaker teams, but careful analysis is still needed.
And this opening weekend, there are many Premier League matches worth watching, and betting on specific matches will make watching them even more exciting. The Premier League match between Manchester United and Arsenal will be an even more interesting match, and I think I'll avoid betting on this match and prefer to watch it because it's the first match of the season and still difficult to predict.

[avp2306]

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Of course, they don't want to risk breaking the laws they strictly enforce, as that's their business. While e-wallets can be used for casino deposits and transactions, e-wallet services offer other, more profitable options. Therefore, they don't want to take any risks, and complying is the best option. Serious gamblers will find a way to learn how to use or deposit cryptocurrency to continue gambling.

This will majorly affect those gamblers that are gambling on gambling sites that are not cryptocurrency gambling platforms but just fiat alone. Funding their gambling account would be a difficult one which could be frustrating. So It's likely that some of this people would want to explore online crypto gambling platforms to keep gambling.

There's provably a major shift would gonna happen and the only affected on this is those local casinos.

But for online crypto gambling sites? I guess not because people would provably seek for alternatives and discover that they could able to continue those things that they want and use crypto to deposit on the online casinos they want to play.

I read that most of those digital wallet platform adopts crypto and they can buy any coins they like using their native fiat, so with those for sure that there's no big effect would gonna happen since gamblers can continue their usual activities.