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[SeriouslyGiveaway]

There are third party companies that specialise in providing kyc service for other companies that need to conduct kyc services in their platforms. These third party kyc providers are professional with their services and they don't disclose customers datas. So casinos relying on third party to provide them kyc service are safe. Majority of the kyc services you see being conducted in most of the these casinos are provided by third party companies.

No companies say they are unprofessional and will sell their customer data or have security or internal issues that leak their customer data to other companies or public Internet. All companies all claim that they have good security and customer data are secured and kept safely in their companies' database, you know it's only promise.

In history, there are many data breaches from small to big companies and it's realistically to imagine that third-party companies with KYC verification products have risk of data breaches, exploitations too.

KYC or not, you decide but make sure you know about risk of KYC and data breaches. Sometimes you simply don't have options and choices, but make sure you know about risk before and after doing KYC.

[Lakai01]

There are third party companies that specialise in providing kyc service for other companies that need to conduct kyc services in their platforms. These third party kyc providers are professional with their services and they don't disclose customers datas. So casinos relying on third party to provide them kyc service are safe. Majority of the kyc services you see being conducted in most of the these casinos are provided by third party companies.

No companies say they are unprofessional and will sell their customer data or have security or internal issues that leak their customer data to other companies or public Internet. All companies all claim that they have good security and customer data are secured and kept safely in their companies' database, you know it's only promise.

In history, there are many data breaches from small to big companies and it's realistically to imagine that third-party companies with KYC verification products have risk of data breaches, exploitations too.

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Basically, you are absolutely right, of course. We don't know what happens to the data and how KYC providers handle it.

However, I am somewhat involved in this area professionally and can therefore tell you that a company that decides to become a KYC service provider is subject to extremely high requirements in order to be allowed to offer these services at all. This starts with small things such as employee training and extends to very precise specifications on how the data must be stored and archived. So, personally, I would have no problem providing my data to a verified KYC provider!

[boyptc]

No companies say they are unprofessional and will sell their customer data or have security or internal issues that leak their customer data to other companies or public Internet. All companies all claim that they have good security and customer data are secured and kept safely in their companies' database, you know it's only promise.

In history, there are many data breaches from small to big companies and it's realistically to imagine that third-party companies with KYC verification products have risk of data breaches, exploitations too.

KYC or not, you decide but make sure you know about risk of KYC and data breaches. Sometimes you simply don't have options and choices, but make sure you know about risk before and after doing KYC.

That is true.

And so why many of us don't want to comply to the KYC and as long as we're just fine playing and we're not asked for it, we'll continue.

By the time that it comes, it's usually on that moment when you're about to withdraw with notable amount and they'd ask you that.

You said, we don't have option but to accept, comply and just be aware of the risk that it has because the handlers of our data could be compromised without us being informed.

[Wakate]

forcing kyc on withdrawals and not deposits is criminal.

You need to go through casinos terms for you to know if the casino can force you to do KYC at anytime blocking your withdrawal.
There are casinos that do this often and you need to understand what their terms says. If KYC is required for you to withdraw your funds, you will have no option than to do it or else withdrawal will be blocked.

[bitmover]

forcing kyc on withdrawals and not deposits is criminal.

I agree that before depositing the casino should demand kyc, if they will demand kyc on withdrawal.

However,  most casino have a free kyc limit to withdrawal.

 Also, regulated casinos are forced to demand kyc before the payment of big wins, for tax and regulagory reasons.

[Lakai01]

forcing kyc on withdrawals and not deposits is criminal.

You need to go through casinos terms for you to know if the casino can force you to do KYC at anytime blocking your withdrawal.
There are casinos that do this often and you need to understand what their terms says. If KYC is required for you to withdraw your funds, you will have no option than to do it or else withdrawal will be blocked.

The much bigger problem here (and probably the reason for the term "criminal") is that

you don't know until the withdrawal process whether your KYC will be accepted or rejected for whatever reason. However, by this point, you have already deposited money on the platform, which you will usually not see again if your KYC is rejected.

For the casinos, this approach is of course justified. Mandatory KYC for deposits would deter customers, who would then most likely switch to other platforms, resulting in a loss of revenue.

[tbct_mt2]

The much bigger problem here (and probably the reason for the term "criminal") is that

you don't know until the withdrawal process whether your KYC will be accepted or rejected for whatever reason. However, by this point, you have already deposited money on the platform, which you will usually not see again if your KYC is rejected.

For the casinos, this approach is of course justified. Mandatory KYC for deposits would deter customers, who would then most likely switch to other platforms, resulting in a loss of revenue.

The most comfortable practice is KYC completely before funding your account. If you are not ready with KYC, you know that you are taking risk of account problems, fund issues, withdrawal disapprovals, and even KYC failure in the future.

Even you are not a cheater, you use your legitimate personal documents, nothing you can be sure that your KYC verification will go well. It's your belief but in life, there is always probability of something strange to happen. So, if anyone worries about their account and fund, KYC first before using an account on any website.

This advice is not only for practice at BC.Game.

[virasog]

The most comfortable practice is KYC completely before funding your account. If you are not ready with KYC, you know that you are taking risk of account problems, fund issues, withdrawal disapprovals, and even KYC failure in the future.

Even you are not a cheater, you use your legitimate personal documents, nothing you can be sure that your KYC verification will go well. It's your belief but in life, there is always probability of something strange to happen. So, if anyone worries about their account and fund, KYC first before using an account on any website.

This advice is not only for practice at BC.Game.

There are two more things that one needs to know before doing KYC at any site. First, doing KYC does not grantee that the site will not scam, they can still scam if they see you withdrawing big amount and deny your withdrawal. So better look for only trusted sites to gamble and you can find them by getting the player's review who plays on that site.

Secondly, KYC should be done only at legit sites. Because if your KYC goes in wrong hand, then they can misuse your data and you can be in big trouble that you have never anticipated.

[BlackBaron]

I think this is part of their strategy as well in looking at the market that they will touch. They want to get customers from users who do not want to do KYC, with the convenience that the Casino can provide, then when there is a policy that requires KYC users, then they will without hesitation do KYC.

I remember one of the big casinos here too, STake. At first they did not require KYC, but now (if I'm not mistaken a year ago) they require users to do KYC if they want to access all existing services and users do not complain about it (as far as I know), because stake's reputation is very good.

Online casinos are growing fast, so KYC rules are getting stricter for licensed casinos. KYC helps casinos prevent money laundering, underage gambling, and fraud. Without it, they can lose their license.
Since crypto is now officially recognized as an asset, it makes sense that casinos wanting to operate legally need to implement KYC. This is likely going to be the new standard.

They want to operate with peace of mind, so they apply the rules set by the government as the policy maker. Thus, they will also be comfortable because they have carried out the applicable rules.

Because if they operate and do not apply the rules that have been applied, they will also definitely get a lot of pressure and to prove that there are no bad practices such as money laundering, one step is to follow the existing rules.

[Wakate]

you don't know until the withdrawal process whether your KYC will be accepted or rejected for whatever reason. However, by this point, you have already deposited money on the platform, which you will usually not see again if your KYC is rejected.

For the casinos, this approach is of course justified. Mandatory KYC for deposits would deter customers, who would then most likely switch to other platforms, resulting in a loss of revenue.

Some of these casinos that often do this do not really care about the consequences it might have on their platform and all they care about is if you can not present your KYC information, you will not be allowed to withdraw your funds.
This can be seen as an act of injustice to gamblers because it does not really make sense for a casino to seize their customers fund because of KYC verification when they have not committed or breach their terms.

[Zwei]

after more than one month of nothing, looks like the email bonus codes are back 
this one gave me $23.3 with 15x wager, and i think i might finally be able to clear it cause i'm already up to $82 thanks to hitting a nice 300x payout on gates 1000, and another 3x on a ze zeus bonus buy.

[wakier]

after more than one month of nothing, looks like the email bonus codes are back 
this one gave me $23.3 with 15x wager, and i think i might finally be able to clear it cause i'm already up to $82 thanks to hitting a nice 300x payout on gates 1000, and another 3x on a ze zeus bonus buy.

I got the bonus code too, but honestly it’s really hard to clear the 15x wagering this time. I only got a $17 bonus and played it on Mahjong Ways, but I guess luck wasn’t on my side. The balance drained super fast.

[rat03gopoh]

Something seems odd with my account. I was about to claim my monthly bonus today and stumbled upon a floating bubble stating "Deposit in progress" of 1k INR since November 26th, and it had an order ID. I don't think I've ever made a fiat deposit so I don't know how it works, and I'm not Indian, after all.

What about you guys? Is this related to the recent complaints of delayed deposits?
I hope the system isn't experiencing any issues that are causing random deposits that aren't actually initiated by the user and people are trying to exploit it..

[Sanitough]

Something seems odd with my account. I was about to claim my monthly bonus today and stumbled upon a floating bubble stating "Deposit in progress" of 1k INR since November 26th, and it had an order ID. I don't think I've ever made a fiat deposit so I don't know how it works, and I'm not Indian, after all.

What about you guys? Is this related to the recent complaints of delayed deposits?
I hope the system isn't experiencing any issues that are causing random deposits that aren't actually initiated by the user and people are trying to exploit it..

For issues like this, I think the best move is to reach out to support directly. That’s where you’ll get a clear and official answer. I checked my own account and didn’t notice anything like that, so it might just be on your end. Support should be able to help you sort it out, and if you can, maybe share the outcome here after.

[Wapfika]

Something seems odd with my account. I was about to claim my monthly bonus today and stumbled upon a floating bubble stating "Deposit in progress" of 1k INR since November 26th, and it had an order ID. I don't think I've ever made a fiat deposit so I don't know how it works, and I'm not Indian, after all.

What about you guys? Is this related to the recent complaints of delayed deposits?
I hope the system isn't experiencing any issues that are causing random deposits that aren't actually initiated by the user and people are trying to exploit it..

I open my bc.game account after reading your post and I don’t see this pop-up message regarding pending deposits. I try to check all the notifications available but no records for such transactions so this error probably on some selected user only.

Do the notification keeps spamming whenever you refresh or it’s just one time? If there’s no actual pending deposit on your transaction history I believe it’s better to ignore that error.

[ovcijisir]

after more than one month of nothing, looks like the email bonus codes are back  
this one gave me $23.3 with 15x wager, and i think i might finally be able to clear it cause i'm already up to $82 thanks to hitting a nice 300x payout on gates 1000, and another 3x on a ze zeus bonus buy.
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Nice, it is really possible to meet wagering now.

I unsubscribed fro promotional e-mails few months ago, as I usually got 30x wagering requirement from bonuses and also I tried limit my time spent on casino visits.

Good luck with further wagering

[tbct_mt2]

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[Salahmu]

I open my bc.game account after reading your post and I don’t see this pop-up message regarding pending deposits. I try to check all the notifications available but no records for such transactions so this error probably on some selected user only.

Do the notification keeps spamming whenever you refresh or it’s just one time? If there’s no actual pending deposit on your transaction history I believe it’s better to ignore that error.

I'm just coming out of my account now and I confirm of not also seeing any deposit notifications, it might not be some selected members because a casino wouldn't send a notifications to different people who doesn't withdraw from the currency or even belong to the country that has the deposit currency because since it was fiat means it was transferred from there bank own by the country that has the currency. I believe it was not purposely sent to all the people that might have seen it so actually what I'm thinking is maybe a system error but if referred to them they would have a proper explanation of the message.

[salad daging]

after more than one month of nothing, looks like the email bonus codes are back 
this one gave me $23.3 with 15x wager, and i think i might finally be able to clear it cause i'm already up to $82 thanks to hitting a nice 300x payout on gates 1000, and another 3x on a ze zeus bonus buy.

Congratulations sir. You managed to complete the 15x rollover and I couldn't complete it because the bonus balance ran out, partly playing at the pragmatic play provider but still the victory is not lucky.

Something seems odd with my account. I was about to claim my monthly bonus today and stumbled upon a floating bubble stating "Deposit in progress" of 1k INR since November 26th, and it had an order ID. I don't think I've ever made a fiat deposit so I don't know how it works, and I'm not Indian, after all.

You just don't activate the “Deposite floating button” then it will disappear, or used to accidentally deposit with INR currency.

What about you guys? Is this related to the recent complaints of delayed deposits?
I hope the system isn't experiencing any issues that are causing random deposits that aren't actually initiated by the user and people are trying to exploit it..

As such there are no issues about late deposits.
But I don't know if there is a deposit system with problems because I never deposit fiat again to the casino because for me this is vulnerable for my area.

[Zwei]

after more than one month of nothing, looks like the email bonus codes are back 
this one gave me $23.3 with 15x wager, and i think i might finally be able to clear it cause i'm already up to $82 thanks to hitting a nice 300x payout on gates 1000, and another 3x on a ze zeus bonus buy.

I got the bonus code too, but honestly it’s really hard to clear the 15x wagering this time. I only got a $17 bonus and played it on Mahjong Ways, but I guess luck wasn’t on my side. The balance drained super fast.

15x is not that hard compared to 30x or 50x. you just need a bit of good luck to hit a nice multiplier on a high volatility slot, then you can just farm wager on a medium volatility slot. that was the strat i used for the 13 other codes i got , but with no luck until now, lol.

I unsubscribed fro promotional e-mails few months ago, as I usually got 30x wagering requirement from bonuses and also I tried limit my time spent on casino visits.

i don't gamble that much anymore, but instead of unsubscribing from promotional emails, i have set up a filter to move them all to one folder that i check now and then so i don't miss out on freebies.

Good luck with further wagering

thanks