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I’m in Canada but I want to play on stake us crypto casino. Paying anyone who opens an account for me $25.

1) I give you my email to sign up with

2) You pass the KYC verification on your end (I won’t see any of your details)

3) After the account is verified, I pay you $25

You give me the password

Dm if interested, thanks.

I have never don this and I do not advise anyone to do this.

Aren't  there other great casinos out there which are allowed in Canada aside Stake? Many issues may come up later and you lose your account to the stranger who would take up your offer or just lose your account completely.

If there are then you should sign up on them instead.

You could sign up on the casino who's signature I'm wearing- Live casino.io. it's one of the best from personal experience.

If you are pertaining to KYC verified account here then it’s risky for both of you and the one who will do this since the user will verify the account can recover the account by proving ownership to the support while you can use the account on shady things that will link his identity to whatever negative things that you might possibly do.

There’s a lot of alternative casino that offers same games since Stake.us games offered is just from 3rd party game providers which is available to other casino just look for alternative casino instead of taking a risk just to play games that is available to other casino. Besides no one is willing to verify an account from US for 25$.

Obviously, you can get the account once it has been verified using your email provided and then you will not pay the person who pass the KYC for you. You will change the password through your email so the person will not have access to the account. I won't advise anyone to do this as something like this have never been done on this thread. Give us reason why we should trust you, you have just created this account not quite long, and this is the first topic you have created.

I would advise you also move this thread to service discussion, maybe you can find someone who would attend to you there.

The users you’ll see sending on to him are most likely scammers - because I don’t know if anyone would be willing to put their name at risk just because of $25 dollars.

If he’s in dire need of the games stake offers then he should go to those threads which offer sure accounts for sales and he might find one there that’s if he doesn’t get scammed though.

I think you need to move your thread to Services. There will be people accepting this offer actually as long as they are willing to risk and $25 is just too small.

It's just not recommended to submit your data for someone else account though, because we just don't know what OP did in the past that Stake is not allowing him. Hem must be banned already. You will also be affected if he does something crazy again in your name.

Why looking for someone to sign up and pass KYC for you on stake casino? Are you avoiding KYC, why not look for non KYC casinos that you can use for gambling. I'm sure most persons would pass up such an offer because the risk is not worth it.

Here's a link to some non KYC casinos like wild.io, betpanda.io etc, you can check out the reviews and make a pick.

• https://www.techopedia.com/cryptocurrency/no-kyc-casinos

While I agree with the advice to be careful: Someone who doesn't gamble might want the $25, are you willing to use escrow?

EDIT: I am not offering to do it, simply pointing out someone else might be.

anyone who considers to accept the offer of this person, be aware you are providing your personal documents and identity to open a casino account which you won't have control over once you give the password and the signing up details to this person.

Nobody at all in this section of the forum is supposed to blindly trust someone like this only for 25$ and no one is supposed to sell your identity for 25$.
Even if OP cannot see your personal information after the KYC is carried out, you truly don't know what OP will end up doing with the account. He could use it to try to launder money and if Stake detects it, then the team of Stake USA will immediately send the KYC information to regulators and authories, so you will be blacklisted on other services and even arrested (depending on the size of the money being laundered and the actions of OP on Stake).

Would any of you be willing to take such a risk for only 25$?

Don't be fools and do not sell your reputation and legal integrity for a quick buck, use common sense.  ::)

And more so, it is just a matter of time before players like the OP gets banned or restricted again, and the first thing you'll see from them is a new thread here claiming the platform have defrauded them of their money, without stating the atrocities and violations they've committed themselves.

just, curious, is there a difference between stake.com and stake.us? do they have different promotions, bonuses, contests, etc...? I am asking because as far as I know, Canada is not one of the restricted countries on stake.com so I am curious why you want to play on stake.us instead of stake.com.

anyway, you might want to increase your pay, I doubt there will be people in the US who would risk their personal information for a mere $25.

Are you in Canada with no restrictions from stake.com and want to play on Stake.us? Will it be detected from your IP so you might get banned?

I'm sure no one will want to do KYC verification just like that, while in the forum it is not recommended by many people, identity is important, what if it is misused by those who are not responsible?

But I don't know your plan like this.

I don't consider this a wise decision for a person who can put his information and pass your KYC just for the $25, if someone does this then he may be a little bit stupid. I suggest to other people that do not be involved in it because no guarantee's paid what if he got his password from you and will disappear?

He is a new person to the forum and this is his first post so how a person should trust you? Your post is also in the wrong place this is a gambling section where gambling-related advice or opinions will be shared you can transfer your post to the services section maybe there would be someone who can accept your proposal and create an account for you. But why are you looking for KYC-based casinos as there are a lot of sites which does not require any KYC and you can easily do your gambling without the need of anyone.

Instead of using Stake , why don't you use another gambling platform like CoinRoyale or Sportsbet ? I'm sure these 2 sites don't have any restriction in Canada but just a quick info , how is TrainWreckTV still gambling on Stake if he lives in Canada ? I might be wrong here but last time I checked he was streaming from there.

Meanwhile , I would stay away from this type of engagement as doing KYC for someone else has no benefits at all.

Let's say you win a lot of money and the casino obeying the US rules reports it to the IRS. Are you going to share the money with the guy that passed KYC for you? That person is going to have to pay the tax on your win.

The way I see it, that person will never even know that they have to pay the tax and if asked by the IRS can face additional fees and fines, not to mention money laundering accusations. We all know how feisty and meticulous the US tax man can be, so don't do KYC for anyone. Better, don't do KYC at all, but if you have to, do ift for legit reasons. I wouldn't do it if they paid me $1k and he's paying $25 cheap mofo ;D

Maybe he wants to play poker that stake has? Or maybe he wants that free 1$ per day, whatever the case may be, it's not worth $25 to make the guy an account.

There may be a way around the law if the person streaming isn't actually being paid on the website. Train may be given an infinite amount of SC and just has to stream for x hours a day or week and stake pays him to his wallet. No deposit or WD actually happening on the site.

This is so strange and suspicious in the real intent behind this demand by the op. It's as though it was for this very purpose h/she had to create the account as it's the first thread he's making. Even if the intention for the request is genuine how do we verify this.

The risk goes both ways: for whoever chose to take the offer, using your personal data to open an account and pass KYC for someone you can even attest for his character is a damn risk which ordinary $25 is not worth a deal.

Any name could be used to create an email and it could be a fake name. Assumings the account is use for fraudulent activity it is not email address the authority will be after but majorly on the data details used for passing KYC.

On the other hand, despite it's op email that will be used, that alone doesn't stop or hinder the other party after receiving the $25 payment from finding ways possible to retrieve the account and that's a loss. Let's be guide about the kind of offers we give or accept, there could be better and safer alternates to make use.

My question is that why would you want to use the US platform to gamble ? Does Stake does not allow you to make account in Canada ?
What is the advantage of the US account for which you are even willing to pay ?


Even if he is willing to give more money, it iis not recommended to create account for someone else when you will be doing the KYC with your documents. If that account is misused, all the legal actions will be taken against the person who have done the KYC against that account. It is not worth taking the risk.

You are such a a brave soul looking for another brave soul to go on a risky adventure with you. By the way, how did you arrive at the $25 compensation fee? While someone may be brave stupid enough to accept your $25, however you know that your account will be banned.

Anyways I don't want to believe that anyone will take you seriously. This is just some kind of social experiment which you should have gotten answers.

Yes, he said he is from Canada and maybe there are restrictions from the original Stake.com, that is why he wants to use the US version of it instead. IP's can sometime change but as long as we are on the same country, that should be fine. Someone won't just do a KYC verification but they are also being rewarded here by the OP.

It may look small to some of us but it can be a decent amount already for someone else, so they will take the offer. What ever happened to them or their KYC is already their responsibility. They can only hope that OP is genuine and not one of those who will do an abuse. There are only people like that who don't like to do a KYC.

But the thing is, I think this is unnecessary, because the OP can simply use VPN if the website he wants to stake in is banned or restricted in their country. There's a lot of trusted VPNs out there; why try those first before doing this? Because honestly, there's a risk in doing this. Yes, maybe the OP will not want to see the details of others, but to me, it's impossible. Once the account is in the OP, he can see the details of the person who created it. Also, there will be a point where the website will randomly check for KYC again. That's a part of their security. If that happens, then the OP needs the person again to make it verified. And also, even if you have a verified account on that website or stake.us, are you sure that you can access it in your country?.

No one is going to pick interest in this offer, because the deal involved the member to pass KYC and that will top them as the real owner of the account and bear responsibility for any actions that goes on with the account.
Let me ask you, what if you decide to use the bought account to commit a state crime, like money laundering and the rest and the police comes after the original owner of the account, $25 or any amount is not worth that risk.

Exactly its hard to bear the responsibility of the action done by OP especially people don't know him and what possible action he want to do. $25 offer is nothing with possible huge stress it could possibly bring if OP will laundered money and if certain investigation will happen those used name will float up so for sure those people who sold their account will be at huge risk to be in big problem regarding on those situation. So selling identities just for a little money is a big no that's why people should take responsibility to be safe and find other means to earn. If they think nothing serious will happen to them for doing this then maybe they should dig deeper information about the risk of such condition so better not to do it and just stay away on this even if someone offer them a huge amount of money since the intention of those people who buy some account is really shady.