najisami said:What if a live casino starts offering choice of cryptocurrency or cash as winning payment??
Would you run to the cashier with your chips or give a wallet address to the pit manager?
dreamer13 said:Essentially, a cryptocurrency casino differs from a regular one only in that the key payment instrument is digital coins, not fiat money.Otherwise, crypto gambling platforms are no different from regular online casinos: here you can find thousands of slots, roulette, and, for example, sports betting.This payment method allows players to bypass banks and various third-party payment systems, sending money directly to their account.
Flyer35 said:Why would you?
najisami said:At certain times, it could be more profitable, depending on the "Currency" price.
I'm sure you're familiar with how the Stock Market works.
The stock market - yes. Crypto - no. I don't ask to have my poker winnings deposited to my investment account. Even if I did, stock values are dependent on a lot of tangible factors. There is some whim involved, but valuations are based mostly on tangible things like business models, sales, assets, operations, etc. Crypto seems to be based entirely on whim.Ruslan L said:If we are talking specifically about a live casino, I would prefer cash transactions. However, for online gaming, in my view, cryptocurrency is one of the best payment options.

Why would you want to bypass banks? The only reason I can think of would be fees, but as I understand it there are fees associated with using crypto as well. Plus, my bank balance doesn't go down with market trends/whims, but it can go down quite dramatically with crypto.dreamer13 said:Essentially, a cryptocurrency casino differs from a regular one only in that the key payment instrument is digital coins, not fiat money.Otherwise, crypto gambling platforms are no different from regular online casinos: here you can find thousands of slots, roulette, and, for example, sports betting.This payment method allows players to bypass banks and various third-party payment systems, sending money directly to their account.

I’m like that too. I have zero knowledge when it comes to crypto...😅🤦🏽♂️🙂↕️skaterick said:i cant even figure out how to use crypto transfers .it's simply too confusing for me . i would be happy with cash or a check , the way things used to get done !
Sometimes I feel embarrassed about being such a novice when it comes to crypto... I'm following the comments here to learn little by little, at my own pace...najisami said:What if a live casino starts offering choice of cryptocurrency or cash as winning payment??
Would you run to the cashier with your chips or give a wallet address to the pit manager?
That's why I'm writing about a real casino.najisami said:We're talking about live casinos here. Please read the OP.
Except, they are not as well regulated (at least the ones I've seen).dreamer13 said:Otherwise, crypto gambling platforms are no different from regular online casinos: here you can find thousands of slots, roulette, and, for example, sports betting.
dreamer13 said:That's why I'm writing about a real casino.