Just to clarify — Lucky Coin is run through a completely separate company and raised its own funding independently.
And yeah, the reward/payout wallets are shared across sites on the same license setup. It keeps the operation lean, improves liquidity, and makes sure payouts are always flowing smoothly.
How the hell does this even make sense?
You got your own funds, raised it from your investors, and then decided it's better to have an aggregate pool in which you don;t have absolute control over your funds?
How does this even work? Forget about making sense?
But still, you said you have nothing to hide, so an obvious question:
Out of those 3 million in so-called pooled money, how much is owned by each casino?
"The Casino with
Zero to hide" - your slogan, not mine!