Nowadays, a large number of gambling websites have emerged, and each platform wants to take the lead in this competition. There are more than 500 gambling sites, but LimoPlay is one of the few that accepts both Bitcoin and fiat currencies. Operations director Jay Simons described LimoPlay as a unique gambling site because it is "player-oriented."
In an email interview, Simons told CalvinAyre.com,
There are only a few dozen gambling sites that accept both Bitcoin and fiat currencies, and Simons acknowledged that operators still face challenges with cryptocurrencies, such as the security level of accounts and services used to store and exchange digital currencies. Simon said operators must learn how to handle Bitcoin, trust the blockchain, secure cold and hot wallets, approve transactions and even use automated refund mechanisms. He explained,
Despite this, Simon still believes that there are “limitless” opportunities for the growth of the Bitcoin casino business. Simon noted:
LimoPlay has over 250 games from the top gaming providers and is powered by well-known software providers in the field – such as Betsoft, SoftSwiss, NetEnt, Ezugi, etc.
Simons said:
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