I have wondered about this, regarding online games in general that are based in say the UK where money laundering rules are supposed to be strict. If games companies are consciously receiving large amounts of "revenue" from regions that they don't support server infrastructure for - isn't that a very obvious red flag? They could get into serious trouble. Arguments like "oh how can they know?" or "why would criminals want to use scheme X when they can use scheme Y" etc surely won't wash, considering the stringent rules in place that smaller companies with smaller single unit priced SKUs such as second hand car dealers must adhere to such as having properly trained staff and a nominated officer. Yeah its weird that Chris Rorbets crated a website that flogs digital assets at more expensive prices than second hand cars, but here we are. Unsurprisingly there is no money laundering FAQ or info on their website or terms yet they have one of the most money laundering friendly optimised digital asset sales platforms.