Then you are breaking the law. UK-based gambling companies have to ensure that customers are over 18. Running a gambling game that uses anonymous payments goes against this principle!
Then you are breaking the law. UK-based gambling companies have to ensure that customers are over 18. Running a gambling game that uses anonymous payments goes against this principle!
In fact, you'll have to do that ANYWAY to be compliant, regardless of the method you use to fund accounts.
I wonder if it is possible to use bitcoins and comply with the UK gambling restrictions against money laundering? At first glance, it looks impossible, bitcoins being (supposedly) untraceable. However, you might be able to comply if you insist that winnings are always paid back to the same bitcoin wallet that they came from. The justification here being that your website won't have 'washed' the money any further than it was already laundered.
I'm more interested to see if these guys get shut down or if the Gaming Commission would turn a blind eye. I notice no available contact details on the site or domain name registration. (Good for avoiding the law, bad for making me trust you with my money.)