But maybe, based on your observations, you can note several casinos that actively change their data in such extreme situations as the latest events related to Ordinals. These changes may partially and indirectly signal to players about the decreasing reliability of such casinos.
I think this information would be useful to many players.
My last complete check of all the numbers in the table dates back to the end of August. The Ordinals inscriptions were already causing problems back then and it's still ongoing as we all can see. Honestly, I have never thought about which particular casinos make regular changes to their withdrawal fees, for instance. Many crypto casinos have dynamic withdrawal fees, so the numbers change all the time. Obviously, those with fixed sums don't make changes as often.
It seems to me that after this story with Ordinals, many casino managers will begin to think about whether it is worth leaving the option of paying deposits and, accordingly, winnings in bitcoins at all.
If we are talking about payments that the player needs to make quickly, then such a state of the
BTC mempool and such large commissions automatically cut off the ability of most players to make such transfers. You will probably have to switch to other Altcoins where there are no such problems.
This, in a sense, will of course redistribute payments in cryptocurrency towards coins that are much cheaper to maintain. For example, Tron will win.