Yes, you're very right that when team refuses to identify itself. it's a red flag in itself. I'm shocked to see that instead of giving any valid reason for the anonymity of promoters @blocksensei has chosen to defend their anonymity citing anonymity of its customers. If they really want to know about their customers, they can implement a scrutiny or KYC process when they signup a new customer. But it's not the case so this kind of argument is ridiculous! @blocksensei should also know that hackers and scammers don't necessarily need to signup or become a customer. Accounts may be hacked inspite of their doing a KYC of all their customers. Never saw such an absurd argument! Very unexpected of @blocksensei!

What I feel the reason about anonymity could be that they don't have proper legitimate licenses to operate these businesses. But having a proper license earns more trust. With more competition, bars for transparency will be raised to new levels. As of now, I find @epidice to be relatively more transparent and fair among Steem based gambling dapps. Hopefully, they may have applied for a gambling license too but that takes time (however, I'm just saying that. I don't have any clue).

@epicdice hasn't officially clarified in what capacity @blocksensei is affiliated to them. They say that @blocksensei or @fr3eze is looking after their customer service and apparently an employee of @epicdice. Strangely, people associated with the team are allowed to play on the platform and even post their referral links to earn EPC and dividends!

I respect your decision to quit playing on this platform. But did you find a better one on Steem? Do share.