Crypto Casino Regulations

[bitbollo]

Most of these platforms are completely abusive and illegal - they can't collect /process data or they can't just any valid license in EU countries.
One of the fewest that I have seen completely following all these regulations has been stake (that was also a reason they decide to restrict some of accounts few years ago).
If you are a "serious" gambler you will never use some random "puppy shit" gambling site that pop-up here claiming an irrealitic bonus/no KYC/no AML and other buzzwords.
There are no platforms able to compete with betfiar or bet365 (just imagine their p2p betting exchange and relative liquidity) - and in crypto industry are pretty far from these standards.

[Hispo]

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Honestly, users should not just use a casino but should verify whether their country has given them the jurisdiction to do so. That way if anything happens, you can easily run to your regulator to make complaint.

Let us be honest.
In the most of cases, and specially in third world countries, regulators don't take very seriously accusations from the general public when comes to disputes against some regulated casino.

Regulators just take care to charge casinos and their licensing, and also take care of overseeing taxation and other processes, but I have got the impression their priority is not taking care of the issues being pointed out by the regular gambler.

I wonder how regulators act in countries like Nigeria, where gambling is very prevalent in the daily life of people.