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Monero XMR accepted at any US-facing crypto casinos for privacy focused players

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Been using Bitcoin at various crypto casinos since 2018 but looking to switch to Monero XMR for better privacy. The blockchain analysis tools are getting too sophisticated and I prefer keeping my gambling transactions completely private.

Does anyone know which US-facing crypto casinos actually accept Monero deposits and withdrawals? Most sites I've checked only list BTC, ETH, LTC and maybe a few others but no XMR. Would rather stick with established brands that have good payout history than try some sketchy new site just for Monero support.

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    Haven't seen XMR at any of the major brands like Ignition, Wild Casino, or Cafe Casino. Most stick to the mainstream coins. BetWhale has the widest crypto selection I've seen but even they don't list Monero last time I checked.

    Honestly might be a regulatory thing since XMR is delisted from most major exchanges now. These casinos probably don't want the extra scrutiny that comes with privacy coins.

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    ATAnna T.RegularAccepted answer

    I asked BetWhale support about this last month and they said no plans to add Monero. Same response from Super Slots when I inquired. The compliance headaches with privacy coins seem to outweigh the demand.

    Your best bet might be converting XMR to Bitcoin through a swap service then depositing the BTC. Extra step but keeps most of the privacy benefits until the final casino transaction.

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    Tried looking into this myself after the whole Tornado Cash situation. None of the established US sites touch privacy coins from what I can tell. Even the offshore books are moving away from XMR.

    The atomic swap route Vegas mentioned works but adds complexity and fees. Might be easier to just use Bitcoin with a fresh wallet for each session if privacy is the main concern.

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    JPJess P.Regular

    Check the smaller sites but be careful about legitimacy. Saw a few newer crypto casinos advertising Monero support but they had zero reputation and sketchy licensing.

    Stick with known brands and use Bitcoin through privacy-focused wallets if you need anonymity. The major sites like Ignition and BetOnline have solid payout records which matters more than perfect privacy in my opinion.

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    Thanks for the responses everyone. Sounds like the established sites are steering clear of XMR for regulatory reasons. The atomic swap idea is interesting but probably not worth the extra hassle and fees.

    Guess I'll stick with Bitcoin but use better wallet practices. Maybe the privacy coin support will improve once regulations get clearer but for now the major brands seem to be the safer choice.

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