Btc withdrawal question

[Savatage79]

So my father and I both play at a few casinos, he though is not a btc guy by any stretch of the imagination and I'm barely one to use it.. However I do occasionally use it with for withdrawals. My question is this, when sending a cash out to a wallet does it matter the actual address of the btc wallet??

Now the one thing is him and I have the same name.. Or is the address specifically tied to an account ? I don't use it enough to know. But it's just the check is so expensive with their cash out so I said let's use my btc account, but I stopped to think if btc accounts are tied to an account or if when you withdraw it can go to any valid address.

 

[zreb]

A bitcoin address isn't tied to any one individual, but I think the question becomes how casinos would perceive two people using the same address. I don't know the answer to that, but I would probably try to use a different address just in case. Most wallets or services it should be pretty easy to generate a new address to use - technically it's recommended to use a new address for every transaction, I think mainly for privacy.

 

[Savatage79]

Yea that's the thing I'm just not savvy enough with it to know exactly how to generate different addresses and what not. I was hoping that a long as they see the same then Itd be fine.

I can make him an account I suppose and just use that.. I can't recall if I've asked this but does blockchain let a person send any cashouts from a casino then straight to one's bank account ?

 

[zreb]

Assuming that means you're using a blockchain wallet: I'm not familiar with how blockchain sets up their interface, might take a couple minutes looking through menu's to find something that looks like it says "add new address" or "generate new address" or an option to view addresses - something like that.

Quick search brought this up, maybe it will help:

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I have no idea if they'd give you any problems cashing out directly from a casino through their service, maybe someone else can chime in if they've tried blockchain for this. I know people used to use blockchain as an intermediate and then sell through a service like coinbase - but that was before blockchain added their own internal buy/sell. Worst case scenario blockchain will probably just close your account or disable conversion between $ and bitcoin. I'd say 95% chance it's fine though.

 

[Casino Extreme]

So my father and I both play at a few casinos, he though is not a btc guy by any stretch of the imagination and I'm barely one to use it.. However I do occasionally use it with for withdrawals. My question is this, when sending a cash out to a wallet does it matter the actual address of the btc wallet??

Now the one thing is him and I have the same name.. Or is the address specifically tied to an account ? I don't use it enough to know. But it's just the check is so expensive with their cash out so I said let's use my btc account, but I stopped to think if btc accounts are tied to an account or if when you withdraw it can go to any valid address.

You shall us ea different one every time .The wallet has an ability to create unlimited amount of addresses so I don't think it will be an issue to use the same account as long as you monitor what address is created for you and what you create for your father