you see Bill problem is most innovation now happens at big tech companies but not gambling sites. crypto casinos used to pioneer new payment methods, game mechanics, user interfaces. now they just wait for someone else to develop tech theyll copy
customer acquisition point is key. most casual players find sites through ads not by searching for ways around blocks and thats why cutting off adverts basically cuts off new customer flow 💸
though about that too shadow but probably separate licenses unfortunately. gambling regulation still mostly national level in eu
but at least irish players will finally have proper protection starting next year. baby steps but still somethin
about time! ireland was like the wild west for gambling. no proper oversight at all and hopefully means better consumer protection and maybe some competition for the big uk operators
wow this could completely change the gambling landscape. so this is huge now offshore operators gonna have to rely on affiliate marketing and direct traffic only
Kayah thats why ive already moved most my action to non-uk sites that still have decent bonuses
the irony is ukgc wanted to protect consumers but ended up pushing us toward less regulated options
the heat factor is underrated. summer in vegas is genuinely dangerous now with climate change. trying to walk between casinos in 115 degree heat is miserable. would definitely discourage gambling tourism during summer months so expect winter vegas is completely different experience
so basically we're screwed and gonna have to wait months to maybe get our money back
this is exactly why ill stick to crypto so at least with offshore sites you know what you're getting into
100% imagine if dating apps used AI to target people going through breakups with ads for hookup sites. everyone would be outraged.but somehow its ok when gambling sites do the same thing to people with addiction problems
the age verification stuff is joke too. seen 16 year olds placing bets on csgo matches cos platforms dont properly check IDs
esports attracts younger demographic but betting sites treat it same as traditional sports. recipe for disaster
think the ban is necessary tbh. kids watching football shouldnt be bombarded with gambling ads
but they shouldve done it gradually or provided transition funding for smaller clubs. doing it all at once just benefits the already rich clubs
the whole thing needs a reality check. crypto was supposed to be about financial freedom and transparency but these sites are more opaque and controlling than traditional banks. they track every transaction, demand kyc for tiny amounts, freeze accounts randomly, and hide behind offshore licenses...
anyone know which sites are still operating in NY? saw Wow Vegas and Crown Coins mentioned as still running
might be worth getting accounts there before they get shut down too. this crackdown probably just beginning
moved to bitstarz and rollbit after stake started acting up. much better experience tbh, support actually responds within hours not days.
stake had their moment but seems like they're coasting now. too many other good crypto sites to waste time with their bs