its not just gambling tho. online safety act watching social media now this tracking deposits and theyve been pushing digital id cards all year. same thing every time say its protecting people but really building databases tracking everything. starts with gambling then alcohol then food anything...
omg why should i even bother explain simple math - 50avg doesnt mean literally 50/month. it can be even 0 or 150 - i just don't want be limited in options or even bother that shit
im not some addict losing last money. play bit of roulette after work maybe 50 quid a month to relax. now need to prove income like getting a mortgage? they dont ask this when people spend hundreds on delivereis every month. sick of being treated like problem gambler when just having fun
I think industry consolidation concern valid. Evolution's market position means their technical failures affect millions players across hundreds operators worldwide. Individual casinos have limited options when evolution infrastructure fails creates dependency problem for entire industry.
Been trying to find reliable casinos for us Aussies that actually let you withdraw big wins without hassle. Ricky Casino's been good to me - their bonus system is pretty fair compared to most. Used their live chat twice for withdrawal verification and support was quick. Though make sure you read...
Let's summarize what we've learned:
Frictionless withdrawal was the weak point
$4M isn't critical for their scale (look at that $650K prize pool they're running)
Fast response team worked as intended
KuCoin KYC helped trace funds
95% of withdrawals back online quickly
Much better outcome than...
Important context about their withdrawal system:
Usually allows up to 25 ETH without manual review
System designed for speed over security
No staged withdrawal limits
This was bound to happen eventually.
@Camelott basically they're renting ready-made casino infrastructure. Common practice but means less direct control over operations and higher risk of payment issues.
Key points to consider:
Hot wallet compromise, not game systems
Rapid response team in place
Withdrawal systems already restored
CEX tracking possible through KYC
Pretty solid crisis management overall.
Actually this is more common than you'd think. Their logic is probably:
Save resources by only verifying winning players
Avoid storing unnecessary docs
Focus compliance team on actual withdrawals
Still, should be player's choice imo.