Most countries don't bother to regulate crypto casinos at all. They just ban them outright by blocking then. But it is very easy to circumvent these blocks and eventually most people that were going to avoid the blocks do it anyway. And it's impossible to give consequences to hundreds of thousands of people for something as trivial. At least it would be very tyrannical to try.
But I am sure Brazil has better issues to focus resources on. So I am not surprised. Most countries treat gambling the same. And interestingly the crowd of people that don't even know how to change DNS also are the majority so this regulation works.
That's just the internet for you. People will always find a way to bypass certain government restrictions and if it's just a casino ban they can probably tweak their IP via some VPN. But I am sure Brazil has better issues to focus resources on. So I am not surprised. Most countries treat gambling the same. And interestingly the crowd of people that don't even know how to change DNS also are the majority so this regulation works.
Without trying to be rude , I still don't see why some countries place ban on crypto related stuff like I don't really feel like it's necessary. Of course they may have their reasons but crypto currencies are undoubtedly the future of cash system and placing these bans only slow down the whole process.
With respect to the illegal issues, any cash system can be used for fraud weather directly or indirectly. Before crypto became popular, people still defrauded via fiat and other means.
