With the raise of DeFi and solutions like
Pooltogether I wonder how I haven't seen some ETH casinos with good reputation where you can simply connnect your wallet via metamask and play games.
are there solutions like that alreadyor nobody came up with it?
I've seen various projects like that, but they tend to be short-lived. For one, Metamask had some stuff about banning Ethereum applications (not sure whether this is currently the case, but talks have made things uncertain anyway). Another problem is that using Metamask is not user-friendly from my personal experience. It's not that easy to figure out how it works, to make everything right so that smart contracts work. Some casinos offer alternatives, but I don't think they are better. I can't name a single Ethereum smart-contract-based casino right now, even though I've seen plenty. It seems to me that it's easier for people to give their money to reputable casinos in easy ways than figure out the smart contract stuff.
When we do talk about short-lived then this one is a fact.Im not aware with that Metamask eth app ban though.
I agree on the thing about being not user friendly of Metamask yet i do experience it when im still new on using it.
Without proper guide and some basic operation or technical you would surely get confused.There were lots of smart contract
based casinos out there but im pretty sure that those arent getting some good traffic.People get used to choose those
popular ones which are way less complicated.
not aware of metamask bans to ETH apps either
kryptqnick, are you sure that you're not making a small confusion between google banning metamask?
I thought metamask wouldn't be able to block the connection between certain apps or websites.
What am i missing here? What exactly is "Decentralized" gambling. You are already using an anonymous, permissionless currency. What can a casino want as a service provider that decentralization helps?
Zero benefit to the gambler as well. Also, by very definition, a casino has to be a centralized entity. So this is a good idea to discuss but no, not going to happen.
people with too many certainties are curious.