Is anonymous betting a desired feature?

[passwordnow]

Onehash does have this kind of feature but it's just an option for the bettors. If you want to register, it's okay but if you don't want to, you have an option to deposit anonymously and you will be given a certain bitcoin address to receive your winning. And after that, the deposit address will be given to you so that's how you bet without any registration. You are not enforcing your gamblers to use it but you are making their lives easier by providing an option.

[radjie]

I'm working on a football (soccer) betting site, and I'd like to know if it is worth the effort to add the feature to allow no-registration bets. Has it ever been a deciding factor when you pick a site to bet on?

security factor is the main thing that can be needed if indeed the related site allows bets without registration. However, features that support anonymity are clearly very favored by many people so that their privacy can be protected, because there are some countries that cannot provide legalization of gambling so that anonymity features can be a way for most gambling lovers who want to maintain the confidentiality of their personal data from the government

[leowonderful]

I have sent KYC documents only to exchange sites that I trust a lot, and I'd never consider sending KYC documents to something like a cryptocurrency casino site. There's been evidence that some people are selling off documents acquired through KYC in shadier parts of the internet, and I would rather not risk having my personal information stolen just to bet a bit of money on a match. So that being said, for me personally, anonymous betting is definitely something I look for.

[Lawrenzoo]

I'm working on a football (soccer) betting site, and I'd like to know if it is worth the effort to add the feature to allow no-registration bets. Has it ever been a deciding factor when you pick a site to bet on?

I will really be in full support of you to built such a fantastic application as long as we can avoid KYC

[noormcs5]

Onehash does have this kind of feature but it's just an option for the bettors. If you want to register, it's okay but if you don't want to, you have an option to deposit anonymously and you will be given a certain bitcoin address to receive your winning. And after that, the deposit address will be given to you so that's how you bet without any registration. You are not enforcing your gamblers to use it but you are making their lives easier by providing an option.

Even if you make an account on onehash, your identity will not be disclosed. Making as account is always better because in case of any issue/ dispute you have at least an account to take up the matter with support.
The only way the identity can be disclosed is by doing the KYC. Making account will never have any impact.

[mersal]

Onehash does have this kind of feature but it's just an option for the bettors. If you want to register, it's okay but if you don't want to, you have an option to deposit anonymously and you will be given a certain bitcoin address to receive your winning. And after that, the deposit address will be given to you so that's how you bet without any registration. You are not enforcing your gamblers to use it but you are making their lives easier by providing an option.

Even if you make an account on onehash, your identity will not be disclosed. Making as account is always better because in case of any issue/ dispute you have at least an account to take up the matter with support.
The only way the identity can be disclosed is by doing the KYC. Making account will never have any impact.

Absolutely and it has more positives with no negatives only if there is a problem if the registration takes our ID to be verified.Normally many gambling sites doesn't ask for KYC until if there is an issue so playing with reputed sites and small amounts will make us to be anonymous.

Keep in mind that KYC needed at certain circumstances to verify the real owner if there is hack attack on anyone's account which has something more positive.

[jademaxsuy]

I'm working on a football (soccer) betting site, and I'd like to know if it is worth the effort to add the feature to allow no-registration bets. Has it ever been a deciding factor when you pick a site to bet on?

I will really be in full support of you to built such a fantastic application as long as we can avoid KYC

No, KYC is really needed in the process especially if you will join an online betting platform that is being registered in a government agency. This is the usual mandate by the government organization to let users in every gambling platform to do KYC. But, if you can see a gambling platform that will not let you do KYC then that platform is not for huge bettinh and only for enjoynment purposes but if it is all about gambling involving huge amount of money then for sure KYC is really needed.

[LogitechMouse]

In online gambling sites in our country that is already registered in the government, KYC is really need and I agree with it. However, I like to gamble without sending my personal information to other people so I'd choose the online gambling sites that doesn't require KYC to gamble. Crypto gambling sites doesn't need KYC to gamble and that is the one I'm using in gambling right now.

[qwertyup23]

I'm working on a football (soccer) betting site, and I'd like to know if it is worth the effort to add the feature to allow no-registration bets. Has it ever been a deciding factor when you pick a site to bet on?

The anonymity factor that online gambling provides is what makes people choose over physically going to casinos. Being anonymous in your transactions provides safety and convenience to the user especially when dealing with large amounts of trading.

In online gambling sites in our country that is already registered in the government, KYC is really need and I agree with it. However, I like to gamble without sending my personal information to other people so I'd choose the online gambling sites that doesn't require KYC to gamble. Crypto gambling sites doesn't need KYC to gamble and that is the one I'm using in gambling right now.

Personally, I would not risk revealing any kind of personal information especially in gambling sites. That is why websites that contain any KYC feature are things that I avoid when looking in a gambling site. It has its share of benefits but the negative merits outweigh the positive implications of it in the long-run.

[onrise]

I'm working on a football (soccer) betting site, and I'd like to know if it is worth the effort to add the feature to allow no-registration bets. Has it ever been a deciding factor when you pick a site to bet on?

I will really be in full support of you to built such a fantastic application as long as we can avoid KYC

If country has made it legal for gambling and they have given licences to such casinos or online site then we would not have to worry much because they are authorized to do it. Rest of them people are skeptical and might just not want to entertain it.

[passwordnow]

Onehash does have this kind of feature but it's just an option for the bettors. If you want to register, it's okay but if you don't want to, you have an option to deposit anonymously and you will be given a certain bitcoin address to receive your winning. And after that, the deposit address will be given to you so that's how you bet without any registration. You are not enforcing your gamblers to use it but you are making their lives easier by providing an option.

Even if you make an account on onehash, your identity will not be disclosed. Making as account is always better because in case of any issue/ dispute you have at least an account to take up the matter with support.
The only way the identity can be disclosed is by doing the KYC. Making account will never have any impact.

I'm just giving this kind of feature, a casino won't disclose all of those registered users on their site and it's their duty to protect each user that they have. And what's good with them, they don't require KYC and they are giving you an option to register or not.
Which means, gamble at your most convenient and comfortable way. This is freedom that most of the casino's should have although there's still some perks if a gambler is registered to the casino where he gambles.

[Distinctin]

That's what I like, one of the reasons why crypto gambling is popular is due to the fact that we can gamble anonymously.
Although we required to put our name or input some information, but we can put fake names as most of them does not really require a KYC, this only happens in rare occasion or in case you do unusual things or you are suspected for violating the rules. Most of the gambling sites I used, I never put my real name, just an alias and I have been using it for years already with no encountered problem.

[adzino]

I'm working on a football (soccer) betting site, and I'd like to know if it is worth the effort to add the feature to allow no-registration bets. Has it ever been a deciding factor when you pick a site to bet on?

Yeah, most people like to bet anonymously. It is actually a deciding factor when someone wants to pick a site to bet on. Since it's going to be a soccer betting site, allowing users to bet without registering to the site will actually get you more players. People would love to bet instantly on those sites without any hassle. Just make sure they can track their progress through a unique ID generated for that specific bet.

[EdenHazard]

In online gambling sites in our country that is already registered in the government, KYC is really need and I agree with it. However, I like to gamble without sending my personal information to other people so I'd choose the online gambling sites that doesn't require KYC to gamble. Crypto gambling sites doesn't need KYC to gamble and that is the one I'm using in gambling right now.

A few weeks ago I often saw in gambling board and there is a new gambling site comes that need KYC to create an account. But, as you may know there will be a lot of member of this forum that complain in order to delete KYC issue on their platform and it was right because the next day the creator of the gambling site stated KYC is not use anymore. Anyway, I agree with you, I have no comfortable when I came to the gambling place directly and I play there and I have no comfortable also when I see a gambling site who need KYC to play there. Gambling online has been changing a lot of people, they feel comfortable when he plays their hobbies.

[Patatas]

It's sad to see people don't consider this as a 'Critical' feature. Shows why the majority of them are okay with KYC verifications on gambling websites. Nowadays I don't even feel bad if the website fucks them over for KYC. If every player considered anonymity as a critical and deciding factor for selecting a gambling site, these sites will have no other option but stop asking for the KYC and other documents.

[Oilacris]

It's sad to see people don't consider this as a 'Critical' feature. Shows why the majority of them are okay with KYC verifications on gambling websites. Nowadays I don't even feel bad if the website fucks them over for KYC. If every player considered anonymity as a critical and deciding factor for selecting a gambling site, these sites will have no other option but stop asking for the KYC and other documents.

True but most people would just agree if there are changes and because of the urge on playing gambling

then they would definitely follow it up even if its really a big hindrance on their part but due on wanting to play
in result they wont really care at all in the end on their personal info.

[jak3]

I think giving users access to anonymous betting can be dangerous for the casino. as with user data like which game is most popular and which person plays with the most balance can be very important options for the casino to analyze. it will not only help the casino to improve the algorithm but it will also help the casino to decide which games they need to focus more. I will say make registrations but let users have hidden usernames so the casino can track them but they will be anonymous from other users.

[virasog]

I'm working on a football (soccer) betting site, and I'd like to know if it is worth the effort to add the feature to allow no-registration bets. Has it ever been a deciding factor when you pick a site to bet on?

Yeah, most people like to bet anonymously. It is actually a deciding factor when someone wants to pick a site to bet on. Since it's going to be a soccer betting site, allowing users to bet without registering to the site will actually get you more players. People would love to bet instantly on those sites without any hassle. Just make sure they can track their progress through a unique ID generated for that specific bet.

Everyone wants to remain hidden and anoymous. There can be number of reasons for this. A gambler does not want every one knows how much he is earning through gambling. This can be to avoid taxes or they don't want other know that they are even gamblers.

This is the reason when we come to know about any gambling site demanding for KYC, everyone share bad comments about them because no one is interested in KYC for gambling.

[hahay]

I think giving users access to anonymous betting can be dangerous for the casino. as with user data like which game is most popular and which person plays with the most balance can be very important options for the casino to analyze. it will not only help the casino to improve the algorithm but it will also help the casino to decide which games they need to focus more. I will say make registrations but let users have hidden usernames so the casino can track them but they will be anonymous from other users.

I don't think you really get anything in OP, because he wants to make a football (soccer) betting site in this case the OP might be planning to make a sportsbook betting site that basically sites like this already exist in the past by "directbet". In the past directbet worked very well and over time the site has increased with another feature like casino.directbet which allows users to register there. So, as long as it has many enthusiasts and developers able to work well, I'm sure the plan to create a gambling site like this is very possible and will be fine.

[zhekinsp]

I'm working on a football (soccer) betting site, and I'd like to know if it is worth the effort to add the feature to allow no-registration bets. Has it ever been a deciding factor when you pick a site to bet on?

yes giving the anonymous betting is here deciding factor when you to try something new it will definitely make some changes in this bets that's why I think it may be a chance giving opportunity