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been seeing a ton of these sites pop up lately and curious where they actually stand legally. like does using crypto instead of dollars put them in some kind of grey area or are they subject to the same gambling laws as regular online casinos? and does it vary by state or is there a federal stance on it? feels like nobody has a straight answer and every article i find is either vague or trying to get me to sign up somewhere.

Genuine question because I've always been curious about this. I know card counting works in physical casinos if you're good enough to pull it off, but does it translate at all to live dealer online? My assumption is no because they probably shuffle way more frequently, but I've seen some people online claim they still do it. Is that actually legitimate or just people larping as advantage players? Also even if the math technically works, do sites have any way of detecting it and banning you? Like are they monitoring bet sizing patterns the same way physical casinos watch for counters? Not asking because I'm planning to do it, just find the whole concept fascinating and want to know if the strategy has any relevance in an online environment at all or if the format makes it completely pointless.