"Where payment goes, the distribution channels follow" is inevitably just a short-sighted flash in the pan.

Online gambling has been around for over 20 years, and illegal gambling has emerged alongside it. Governments worldwide have accumulated experience in combating illegal gambling that could reach outer space.

The tactics used are essentially the same few steps, which I have written about in my articles: cutting off cards, cutting off people, breaking legs, and cutting off the internet. Among these, cutting off cards is the most effective because once the payment issue is resolved, there's nowhere left for the channels to go.

Therefore, I think operators need to observe trends and act accordingly, preparing early for digital currencies and even credit betting. Digital currencies need no further explanation; platforms like Stake and BC have already set exemplary standards. As for credit betting, if you don't have local connections, you don't necessarily need to delve deeply into credit betting. Instead, you can provide the existing credit betting in multiple languages for local operators. Essentially, it's about transferring the established credit model there and profiting with a cleaver-like mindset.

I've always been accurate with trends. Before the year's end, I mentioned that many countries would start cutting off cards, people, legs, and the internet. I wasn't wrong, was I?

In summary, don't let payment issues hinder you. They can only make you quick money, but they can't keep you earning continuously.