It was moved and already consider as sent because you sent it to a Segwit bitcoin address, you don't have to worry about this since you could send bitcoin from a non segwit bitcoin wallet to a segwit bitcoin address and vice versa, you're safe.

This the accurate answer to you question OP. The only thing you need to do now is to wait. If ever you want to make it faster since its already have a confirmation. Better try to ask the casino support to look on your account.

Moved on the bitcoin.com wallet means that the coins have been moved from one address you control to another address you control. As you can see, it simply states the value of the moved coins as opposed to showing them being deducted by the "-" sign which is visible on your previous "sent" transaction. The coins are therefore still in your wallet.

As others have said, "bc1" addresses are entirely legitimate bitcoin addresses.

Because you haven't actually sent those coins. If you are willing to share the transaction ID, perhaps we can take a closer look.

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As an aside, bitcoin.com and their wallet are both known for promoting the scam coin BCH and trying to trick newbies in to wasting their money buying it. Anyone else reading this thread would do well to avoid them.

At first I was going to say the moved coins was the rest of the input you've used to deposit in the casino. It's basically like spending $40 but you paid with a $100 bill then the change which is the $60 came back to your wallet marked as moved. But with only little information on the image you uploaded and you mentioned that the address never received anything then oeleo is correct on this one where the coins haven't left your account.

Checking support ticket to ask on support center with your problem why suddenly your balance moved, maybe if some one try to move your balance I think could show notification on your email account but you got some thing wrong on your account support center will give back your assets and move to your main balance.