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August 11, 2026 at 2:01 pm #81090
soumitssParticipantGood afternoon. I am interested in a wallet-first casino, but I do not want to connect my main crypto wallet to a new platform without understanding the custody model. The project mentions onchain transparency, no-KYC onboarding, verified gameplay, thousands of games, sports betting, quests and community rewards. Are the operator and licence public, which chains are currently listed, and is Bitcoin actually supported? What practical checks would you make before signing a wallet message or testing a withdrawal?
August 11, 2026 at 2:07 pm #81093
hydrogennParticipantHi there. https://rollycasino.com/ is a review of Rolly, a new onchain casino project associated with rolly.io. It describes a non-custodial smart-vault model, wallet, email and social login, around 4,000 planned games, live tables, sportsbook markets, original games, a Lucky Wheel and community reward pools. Public payment information lists ETH, SOL, BNB and TRX, while Bitcoin is not currently confirmed. The most important caveat is that the operator and licence are not publicly disclosed in the reviewed information, so the project should be treated as early-stage rather than established. Use a separate low-value wallet, read every signature request, never share a seed phrase, and confirm local legality.
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