DO NOT USE: Dasistcasino, the only btc casino requiring personal information!

[doomistake]

So this is the Online Casino that everyone is complaining, because you need to provide information to confirm your withdrawal which is really new to us. Some people says that they are asking this personal information to us to know if we are legit, which is it should be the other way around, we are the players, and they are the gambling site, so it is their job to attract players by providing their legitimacy, and not ours.

I'm sure that no one would stay on their site after knowing such thing, maybe there are players who already provided their personal information in order to withdraw their winnings, besides, they don't even have a choice, especially if they are going to withdraw a huge amount of money.

[olushakes]

I Dont think the warning is even necessary because even me, I have visited some gambling sites and the moment in tried registering and what they are requesting for in terms of information is not what I am willing to share, I just bolt and move on to another site that is able to accommodate the amount of information I am willing to share.

[bajing]

I Dont think the warning is even necessary because even me, I have visited some gambling sites and the moment in tried registering and what they are requesting for in terms of information is not what I am willing to share, I just bolt and move on to another site that is able to accommodate the amount of information I am willing to share.

Yeah i know what you means it's we must read the regulation before play in one gambling sitee but what OP means why they accept bitcoin and still ask verification maybe OP think it's out of declaration of bitcoin.

[AmoreJaz]

there are actually several regulated casinos that require at one point or another to gather the info of the patrons! its nothing new but there are also many casinos that are not regulate and they normally maintain a very lax or even no info what so ever. there are pros and cons to both sides of the story and to find a place to play safe and fair is not an easy thing to do!

[Oilacris]

there are actually several regulated casinos that require at one point or another to gather the info of the patrons! its nothing new but there are also many casinos that are not regulate and they normally maintain a very lax or even no info what so ever. there are pros and cons to both sides of the story and to find a place to play safe and fair is not an easy thing to do!

Going on either both ways would really have the risk and in the situation of op he just reacting too much when theres a casino do request personal information which is really happening on this gambling industry and even they accept bitcoin you are still obliged to give the requirement if not then its your choice but your money will be stuck and also you can freely to move on other sites which dont have these collecting information from to its players.

[pinggoki]

There are many gambling site that are not require personal information and it is just normal. There's a positive and negative effect of giving your personal info but you need to take the risk . I suggest, use gambling sites that are trusted and popular so you can feel your personal information at safe and secured.

[meemiinii]

I think these kinds of casinos do have a "know-your-customer" policy that is why they are asking for personal information. Probably the country they are operating in or their license requires such policy. But generally, if you do not agree with their rules, you can always move to another where they have lax rules regarding identifications.

exactly! some sites really requires its customers to have KYC first before you can make withdrawals or any other transactions. i  have once visited the site, i just forgot its name and i tried to register. upon registration, it already required you to put and verified your contact number. your address and other information. i think they do this for them to know more whose really playing in their site, in short for profiling purposes i guess.

[evilgreed]

I think these kinds of casinos do have a "know-your-customer" policy that is why they are asking for personal information. Probably the country they are operating in or their license requires such policy. But generally, if you do not agree with their rules, you can always move to another where they have lax rules regarding identifications.

I agree. If your not comfortable you can move to other sites which you will be satisfied. It is their policy also but it would be rather nice if they would put one's identity hidden. Such gamblers would prefer themselves anonymous.