Are unlicensed third-party providers common in crypto casinos?
I’ve noticed some crypto casinos include smaller third-party providers that don’t clearly list licenses, audits, or even company details. The games run fine, but the lack of transparency makes me uneasy. I’m wondering if this is a serious red flag or just something most players don’t notice unless a dispute or payout issue comes up.
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I think that's just a general thing with Crypto.
I've found Crypto people to be broken down into 3 categories:
(1) Those who want anonymity in everything they do. They are scared of using the regulated financial systems for whatever reason
(2) People who use it as an investment. I lovingly call these people scammer. It is literally nothing. Just a few 1s and 0s on a server somewhere in the desert. How that is worth anything, beats me.
(3) People who are good at math. They understand what a Blockchain is and have a basic understanding of economics.
I think a lot of people who play and run the sites are (1) and (3), not as much (2). Those people mostly run the US government now lol.
I've used a few of the Crypto sites and never had a problem with any of them.
They actually make more sense in my opinion as they are built on trust.
Deposit a little bit, see if you trust the site. If you do, deposit more.
Remember 2012, even those "trustworthy" audited sites can leave you holding the bag.
