Luckyfish accepting kids

[Jating]

I don't think that a 14 year old kid will simply read the ToS and say hey, I'm not allowed to play. At their age, they are discovering a lot of things around both physical and online. So he may have search it and thus out of curiosity stumbled and play. I think as a parent, obviously, you need to closely monitor him right now as this might start his gambling addiction, just saying. You also need to sit down and talk to your son as well.

[NotATether]

Most anonymous casinos has no ways to check the age of their users as the only way to verify user's age is by KYC while anonymous casinos does not ask KYC.

You don't need KYC to verify someone's birthdate, you can simply ask for it when the user registers their account. No need to provide their first and last name and other personal information. Then block everyone whose birthdate makes them younger than 18. Facebook and other social media sites do that.

Even an anonymous casino must provide a "stop gambling and lock me out" feature by the laws of come countries so it's not unreasonable to expect them to ask for birthdates as well.

[MCobian]

I am sure that every gambling online has terms of service, it is likely that your son claims he has been 18 years old. Try asking your
child about chronologically first. Regarding licenses there are indeed many online gambling circulating illegal, therefore parents need
supervision. I also find my child playing gambling will be angry, so I feel it's natural to see your reaction. If you intend to report
online casinos, you can ask the police for help in your country.

[carlfebz2]

I would say that anyone can access these gambling site as long you do had connection knowing that most crypto sites doesnt require KYC which means they cant verify if the said
player is a minor or not.

That's it, gambling sites owner has no choice if they will implement KYC verification to their player. Probably many of them will switch into other gambling sites because gamblers did not want personal verification that may be linked to their personal identity. That is the hardest part in some online casino, there is no choice of what the T&S stated that strictly "NO MINORS" allowed. Which means age below 18 should not gamble.
Nevertheless, I don't see any big deal here. OP can talk to his son with correct guidance and don't let his son gamble again and should only focus on school activity if there is. It is quite simple.

This is where crypto gambling becomes popular where anyone can play without the need of identity verification and if they do impose such changes then expect it would really drop off number of users.

Good guidance or parenting will be the solution on this because our child do listen up if we do explain on what it is and what are the effects when they engage into gambling.

Not just molding up for them to be a gambler but also risking out other important learning curve as a kid.

[kawetsriyanto]

I think you are in the wrong place to talk about this, why don't you directly contact the team members or service center of Luckyfish? You must get a direct answer if you contact them immediately. Anyway, I suggest you don't see the mistake from your point of view only. Be wise, you are also better to evaluate what you have done to learn your son about what he can and cannot do. Now, I suggest getting Luckyfish social media or its service center contact. 

[Hippocrypto]

I don't think that a 14 year old kid will simply read the ToS and say hey, I'm not allowed to play. At their age, they are discovering a lot of things around both physical and online. So he may have search it and thus out of curiosity stumbled and play. I think as a parent, obviously, you need to closely monitor him right now as this might start his gambling addiction, just saying. You also need to sit down and talk to your son as well.

Young people is more aggressive on things that they've discovered particularly on games that involved money, and they loved most. Their excitement couldn't be measured, specially when virtualization of a game have been Incorporated with their abilities. They're more efficient in their skills, and all we need to do is guide them to prevent possible addiction to rule over.

[StephenJH]

You should feel lucky if you found the illegal activity of your son before it costs more than you have expected. I have seen the worse cases and in the worst one the 16 years old boy lost the credit card limit on single match. The things became dirty at the end of the story but the guilty side here is the family of that boy. Regarding your case, you should use specific family or kid DNS addresses in order to prevent the access to inappropriate websites.

[Kemarit]

Not the first time that I heard complains about this gambling site:

ALERT SCAM luckyfish.io is SCAM.

And someone mentioned that it did accepts kids or minors playing on that site. I think pursuing them will just be a complete waste of time. it's better to concentrate on your kid's action, IMHO.

[Assface16678]

It quite gives a lot of curiosity to me and I have some questions too why your child goes into the gambling website.

1. You allowed the children to have a full gadget even you do not have consent?
2. Why not block the gambling website into their search engine.
3. How does the child reaches the gambling website?.

The website does already a verification of 18 years old on the terms of the agreement before entering the website and just to make a register also he know what he doing because she already made up the account with the change of age also if the child wants to gamble you just need to guide it because it is full of risk, you don't need to report the website because at the first they have a notice instead you need to guide your son and tell gambling is bad at a very young age.

[Tipstar]

The site clearly states that in 1.2 of it's end user agreement that it's not for use for users below the legal age in their jurisdiction.
If you want your kid not to use gambling site, you could install a parental control or put web filtering to block gambling sites.
You should also limit the amount of money your child could spend and never provide them your card details.

[lienfaye]

Most gambling site doesnt require kyc so anyone can access it including minors. They do have a terms of service and restrictions to verify you're not minor, most likely your son ignore it.

Teenage kids likes to explore and your kid is interested to gamble thats why he access that site. What you can do is to talk to him as a parent and explain your concern as a father.

[Genemind]

You should be discussing this with your son and ask where and how did he find out about the website. As mentioned by many users, KYC is an option, but not mandatory by most gambling platform, that is why online gambling is the place to go if you want to gamble but you are not of legal age due to leniency of rules in regards to age restriction due to lack of verification.

It would be best if you would discuss and talk to your son and let him understand the risk of getting addicted or getting involved in gambling at early age.

[imstillthebest]

 you dont need them to have a license before you can report them but you can always report them anytime of the day as long as you like although if i were to ask , its not thier fault but its more like its your fault because you dont monitor your kid .  where you at that time ? you dont keep your credit cards and money properly because your kid can easily access it  .  gambling sites always put 18+ warning but they dont know if what age group are now playing on thier site , its impossible to know that without a kyc

[AmoreJaz]

One of the cons when dealing with cryptocurrency based casinos

- young age can have access from time to time without being verified.

I agree on whats being said by most people above that it is somewhat pointless if you do make out some reports knowing that majority of them are unlicensed into their operation.
There is a slim chance of said complaint to push through thats why its important that you should be cautious and tell out kids that gambling isnt for them.

they can always check the "I agree with Terms of Service" without reading any of it. so yeah, they can access the site without getting permission from their parents. but when the time comes to withdrawal and the player encountered issues, then that's the time they will read the ToS.
 but hey, that kid definitely knows how to use crypto at an early age.

[Lillominato89]

I have just discovered my son ,14 years old  gambling in this site.

How dare you letting Kids register into your site.

How can i report this site as It is illegal  for Kids to gamble and its illegal for casinos to accento minors.

I'm not even sure why this site is operating in England without a UK license.

I'm looking for your license to report your site but I can't find it anywhere.

I'm furious., u have not shame..

Can someone advise me where to report this casino?

no betting site offers the possibility to let minors play, but not everyone uses kyc to be able to exclude minors from the game! even if you try to report them you could have the opposite effect, as minors cannot use credit cards not in their name. In my opinion, before going back to a casino I would try to understand how your child found that site and how he managed to put money to play, so you will find the solution to this problem.

[iamsheikhadil]

Well, their terms of service has surely in it that the user needs to be above 18 to play. Now, since they don't do KYC as it will make all the process of registering and playing very complex and delaying, I think it's the users duty to read the terms and conditions before registering

But best would be to talk to your son now as obviously he shouldn't be gambling, if he got into the habit of gambling now, his academics and career will be ruined and also if you block one site, there are thousands of other sites! Best is to talk to him and make him understand the cons of gambling and addiction!

[peter0425]

I have just discovered my son ,14 years old  gambling in this site.

How dare you letting Kids register into your site.

and How dare you are for not knowing which site your 14 year old son accessing in internet?meaning there are no rules running in your house?yeah this is something questionable about the site but this is our Parents obligation to tell and make our children follow our rules.Blame yourself for not bringing your child in good manner.

I'm not even sure why this site is operating in England without a UK license.

 

I don't know about the site but if they are not following the rules meaning they are operating illegal .

[maxreish]

OP, you can't blame the online gambling site itself but you have to monitor well your son's browsing history and actions. All online gambling websites have a rules of thst below 18 years old not to sign up. But if the child continue to sign up and since most of the gambling aite doesn't require to put some birth date, etc. Then your son will still enter gamblinh websites.
 
 On the other hand, he can't play without crypto coins and your son needs to deposit before playing so I guess he can't still play in online casinos.

[maydna]

I think you don't watch your son browse the internet, so your son can visit a gambling site without you know. You cannot blame the gambling website because they don't have control about who is their visitor. It is our responsibility on where we want to visit on every website, and if your son visits on the gambling site without you know, I think he found that website by coincidentally. He found that the website is attractive, and he can try any games on that site, but finally, you know that your son visits on the gambling site.

Even if the gambling site needs their member to do KYC, your son somehow can use your document to verify his account. Only you that can handle your son or control your son while he browses the internet. We as an adult people need to watch our kids when they use the internet because the internet has everything that they need to know. You should ask or discuss with your son why he visits a gambling website.

[adzino]

I have just discovered my son ,14 years old  gambling in this site.

How dare you letting Kids register into your site.

How can i report this site as It is illegal  for Kids to gamble and its illegal for casinos to accento minors.

I'm not even sure why this site is operating in England without a UK license.

I'm looking for your license to report your site but I can't find it anywhere.

I'm furious., u have not shame..

Can someone advise me where to report this casino?

Blame yourself for not supervising his internet access. Again, your son already agreed to the sites terms and conditions when creating an account over there and it was your son who broke the sites rules.
Don't know what kind of casino is luckyfish, but they do have a really bad review?
Or you really the kids mother or are you just butthurt because you lost a lot on that casino and is now looking for a way to get refunds?
Or did you get scam and now you are mad? If it is the latter, then please open a proper scam accusation thread.