Recently, on-chain gambling projects have been frequently introducing new concepts, attracting attention with the banner of "a new form of retail trading." But to be honest, this kind of gameplay has existed for a long time—it's simply transferring traditional gambling logic onto the blockchain, wrapped in a Web3 shell. While new projects sound glamorous, risks are also evident: liquidity risk, compliance issues, and the possibility of exit scams all need to be considered. Compared to chasing unknown risks with new listings, choosing platforms that have been market-validated and accumulated over time offers a more stable experience and peace of mind. After all, the premise of entertainment is fund security.