Uh, do they have any games which are "provably fair" ?
Hopefully part of the process to becoming a licensed site involves a code review.
This is one of the reasons we need regulated gaming in the United States.
Offshore sites are making millions of dollars with games that could easily be rigged.
Just like drugs, the real way to help control gambling is through taxation and regulation.
I know and understand what you are saying, but that's not what I am asking (although I think my question is rhetorical.)
Provably Fair is something which any player can verify that the game they played is fair, usually involving hashes of server secrets or seeds and input from the player as well. All the other bitcoin gambling sites operate this way, the ones that have survived until today are deemed "trustworthy" but none of them are "controlled" by taxation or regulation. Since the games can be verified by players and by the public, there is no need for a code review. The random number generation is actually deterministic (which is how you can "prove" the fairness) but unpredictable without knowing the actual inputs, which are revealed after the game.
The minute you tax and regulate any site, they can no longer offer a very low house edge (close to 1% or even less.)