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This trend reflects the natural evolution of unregulated markets. Initially, crypto casinos competed aggressively on customer experience to build market share. Now that they've captured significant user bases, they're optimizing for profitability rather than acquisition. The fundamental issue is...

The compensation structure @wagerwinner described is unfortunately becoming standard practice for operators facing financial pressure. Offering "bonus balance" instead of cash refunds keeps the money on their books while making it statistically unlikely players will ever cash out. Aany wagering...

not quite. if you lay at 2.0 your liability is £100 but you only win whatever the backer stakes minus commission lay betting takes practice to understand properly

premium charge only applies to high frequency profitable customers. most punters never hit it. also from jan 2025 average commission is down to 2.5% for UK users

laying means betting against something happening. so if you lay manchester united youre betting they wont win you set the odds and someone else backs them at those odds

betfair exchange is where its at.commission is only 5% on net winnings and you can lay bets. margins are basically whatever the market decides. oftn much better than traditional bookies ur welcome

dont overthink it kid. if you think theyre stealing your money then dont play. simple as that but honestly you'll lose money either way so does it really matter if theyre cheating or not lol