Irish "licensed" casinos are a joke just usin crypto only option left?

[rileyaok]

been seeing all this shite about ireland getting proper regulation with GRAI blablawhatever.. honestly who cares? been using stake for 2 years, instant withdrawals, no kyc nonsense and actually good bonuses. tell me why would i switch to some irish licensed site thats gonna have worse games, slower payouts, and prob lower rtps just cause the government says its "safe"??
make it make sense

 

[goodoldfiat]

because when stake decides to fuck you over you have zero recourse. no regulator to complain to, no protection, nothing!!! seen it happen countless times. account frozen, funds seized, "violation of terms" with no explanation. good luck fighting a curacao licensed casino lmao
irish licensed sites might be slower but at least if they scam you theres actual legal recourse

 

[cheelay]

lmao goodoldfiat always with his doom scenarios
bro stake has millions of users, they don't just randomly freeze accounts unless you're doing dodgy shit. ive been using them 3+ years never had a single issue
and yea irish casinos gonna be run by same clowns who take 5 days to process withdrawal. no thanks

 

[Sloane]

im from dublin and honestly the "licensed" casinos here are trash. like i used dragon slots for bit cause they accept irish players - took 4 days to verify my account, another 3 days for withdrawal. stake literally do that in mins
also dragon sl0ts barely has any providers. no nolimit, no hacksaw, just pragmatic and some random crap whats the point of being "regulated" if the experience is shite??

 

[HarryvdV]

The point is consumer protection and responsible gambling measures. Crypto casinos optimise for speed and no friction because that increases gambling spending. No deposit limits, instant rebuys, minimal verification - all designed to extract maximum money from players whlie licensed ones must follow rules: deposit limits, reality checks, self exclusion registers, fair dispute resolution. Those exist for reason mate.
From Netherlands where we went through similar transition. Yes offshore sites are "better" for experienced gamblers but regulations protect vulnerable people who honestly need it