(...)What are your thoughts on this? When you bet with crypto do you find it easier or harder to fund multiple accounts? Because I am getting a sense that crypto bettors are more compelled to shop around a lot more, but only until they find a bookmakers that fits their needs, and then they will hardly move any funds to other platforms. Surely thete must be some reasons behind this or even some very different takes. What are your thoughts?
Since I am not a professional player, there are simply some platforms that I find convenient. I remember at the WC 2022 stage registering for several platforms, as I had experienced network congestion and inaccessibility, so being flexible with bets on multiple platforms would definitely be optimal for your needs if an incident occurs. Perhaps it's because of each person's usage behavior that it feels easy or difficult, but in my case, I like to use crypto and will always prioritize platforms that support crypto.
Experiencing network congestion will have to depend on which casino you chose to play on in the first place, and experiencing network congestion in an online casino is a sign of huge traffic on the casino server, which also means that the casino server isn't big enough to handle the traffic.
In such times, to avoid having such experiences, you can always choose big and reputable casinos, for example, all through the 2022 world cup, I was always betting on Stake, and never did I experience any lag or delay of any kind, in processing my bets or payout if I won.
There are also some other big and reputable crypto casinos all around the forum to chose from, just incase when one is looking for a stake alternative.