I've seen one site put in Lightning and then after a while remove it anyway despite most people there using BTC to play. Especially the past few years fees have really been cheap enough to send normally, I guess the demand isn't as much as we would have thought.
And yes, maybe I feel more secure paying $1 to ensure I get it there than $0.01 to wonder if I'm doing it right.
This is the main problem with using the LN network in everyday payments. I also noticed that when the main bitcoin blockchain is in a calm state, then the commissions become very small, sometimes they are measured in a few cents on the slow transaction option. In such periods, the relevance of LN is indeed reduced. And the number of LN users is also decreasing.
So devs casinos are thinking - is it worth it to provide LN, or this payment option will remain unclaimed and even unnecessary.
Therefore, I think that the introduction of LN in general in the crypto-currency market is going on so slowly, and in particular, the use of LN in crypto-casinos too.
Hope you don't get me wrong that I don't like Lightning, I actually do, I just feel like it's not as easy to use as Bitcoin itself (which according to a lot of newbies already is quite difficult, hence why they stick to easy wallets instead of a real client).
So yes I said more secure but the real reason for most people could simply be that it's not as easy to use.
I didn't know LN users decreasing, thought it was always on the up?