Online Crypto Casino Tracker World Map Pin Point + Drop Down info

[tread93]

So when I was following the crypto atm industry heavily for work I always loved going to this one site that tracked all the machines and locations of the machines and it was great to see the numbers. I was thinking how cool it would be if we could physically track where in the world the crypto casinos are based out of, then you would have drop downs that would show all the metrics for the casino games and also would have like a “trust score” or something to that extent. But the cool thing I am visualizing here is that it would be sort of like on a world map sort of like coinatmradar does. the website I was referring to for the ATMs was coinatmradar.com.

Maybe something like that already exists. It just came to mind how epic it would be if we could paint that picture and visually see the actual number of existing online casinos and also see where their main servers are based out of via a pin point on a map, with drop downs and the whole lot. Or whatever province or country they claim to be a part of, it could be filtered for the ones that have KYC and AML and vice versa.

Just a fun thought. If this already exists by all means please illuminate me.

Cheers,

TREAD

[mirakal]

You're planning to build a tracker for online casinos? Then I don't think it's necessary to make it like a world map.

A map would make more sense for physical casinos because people actually visit those locations. But for online casinos, users don't really care where the casino is physically located since they access it online.

It would probably be more useful to organize them by license, supported countries, restrictions, reputation, and other important details instead.

[DanWalker]

Some of these effort are already underway.

Some gambling regulation maps track information regarding regulatory status and licensed operator across various jurisdiction.

Same time certain casino database license claim, KYC requirement and payment related information are also being cross checked separately.

Some regulator such as Anjouan, also maintain public license register where license can be verified using company name, license number or domain.

[GreatArkansas]

You're planning to build a tracker for online casinos? Then I don't think it's necessary to make it like a world map.

A map would make more sense for physical casinos because people actually visit those locations. But for online casinos, users don't really care where the casino is physically located since they access it online.

It would probably be more useful to organize them by license, supported countries, restrictions, reputation, and other important details instead.

For me, yeah, a map is cool, but I don't care where the server sits. What I check is the license + if payouts actually happen.
About the Map feature, is this something like an interactive map, like a globe, where you can check a country or location? But I think some crypto casino platforms are just using a virtual office, like paying for some room or address in other countries just to make them look legitimate but they operate worldwide or in a lot of selected countries.

[Swordsoffreedom]

Physical machine like ATM have fixed GPS location.
That is why CoinATMRadar can provide precise information to us.
However online crypto casino are completely different.
They typically use CDN and reverse proxy to mask their actual server IP address.

Casino's company registration might be in one jurisdiction, its gambling licence in another and its founder and operational team in yet another country. The website itself might even be hosted behind infrastructure of Cloudflare.

Consequently simply displaying any pin for IP or server location on world map would provide misleading information about where that casino actually operate. Even if any location is pinned on map then it often turn out to be merely a CDN edge server rather than the actual data center.

[$crypto$]

Casino games have a sense of trust that most of the review sites, it's just based on individuals or platform owners rather than independent.

Offshore casinos are unlikely to have visuals like bitcoin ATH that can pull the trigger anywhere, crypto casinos are different, one legal entity that provides a license will be filled with thousands of casinos in it.

Offshore casinos are difficult to find where the location is if you want to know, most are hidden except in the license displaying the address, still the office sometimes does not match the address written.

[Fiatless]

Map is is usually associated with the visual drawing that represents all or part of an area. Physical casinos can be easily represented on a map since they have addresses. Most crypto casinos don't have a physical presence, making it complex to replicate your example of crypto ATM maps. Licensing is now the major means of identifying crypto casinos. Some licensors shortlist the number of casinos that are under their jurisdiction.