> Finding a trusted bookie, especially one who’s licensed in multiple jurisdictions is really hard. Anywhere that it is legal, it is significantly easier than

> Finding a trusted bookie, especially one who’s licensed in multiple jurisdictions is really hard. Anywhere that it is legal, it is significantly easier than dealing with any blockchain. What you've stumbled upon is the reality that the only feature cryptocurrencies provide is opaque law enforcement, and that feature has a timer. Why would it be any easier for a blockchain to be licensed in multiple jurisdictions? The only difference is that the blockchains are almost definitely not licensed. I'm not sure what the statute of limitations is, but I feel like a blockchain holding accounts of illegal gambling is a pretty weird thing to want to create immutable records of, unless you're the FBI.