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[RealMalatesta]

There are different approaches to the need for KYC.
 For example, I just hate it when they ask me for a photo of my face and documents, and even a video from different sides.  When you do this voluntarily or, if necessary, to get your money back, remember that everything that gets on the Internet becomes, in the end, available first to hackers, and then to everyone.  Remember not long ago with the buyers of Ledger ... A million records were stolen and published.  
And what's good about that?, but nothing, a person should have his own secrets.

THIS! THIS SO MUUCH. I agree that if I am asked beforehand then it is fine, I get to make a decision between playing at a place or not, if I want to play there and give my KYC then I give my KYC and that is fine. However, when a place doesn't ask for it at all and then I gamble and I make a profit and I want to withdraw then they end up asking it then I do not understand it, like then they are keeping my money in their account extra time and giving me extra work so that I would maybe not end up getting my money, it is like a scam to me.

If you want to ask KYC then ask it, but ask it beforehand and then you would get people who would agree with it. However, if you are not asking it when I register and then I gamble and I make money and THEN you want to ask for my KYC then I believe that it feels like a scam and I do not agree that it should be done that way.

[Fredomago]

There are different approaches to the need for KYC.
 For example, I just hate it when they ask me for a photo of my face and documents, and even a video from different sides.  When you do this voluntarily or, if necessary, to get your money back, remember that everything that gets on the Internet becomes, in the end, available first to hackers, and then to everyone.  Remember not long ago with the buyers of Ledger ... A million records were stolen and published.  
And what's good about that?, but nothing, a person should have his own secrets.

THIS! THIS SO MUUCH. I agree that if I am asked beforehand then it is fine, I get to make a decision between playing at a place or not, if I want to play there and give my KYC then I give my KYC and that is fine. However, when a place doesn't ask for it at all and then I gamble and I make a profit and I want to withdraw then they end up asking it then I do not understand it, like then they are keeping my money in their account extra time and giving me extra work so that I would maybe not end up getting my money, it is like a scam to me.

If you want to ask KYC then ask it, but ask it beforehand and then you would get people who would agree with it. However, if you are not asking it when I register and then I gamble and I make money and THEN you want to ask for my KYC then I believe that it feels like a scam and I do not agree that it should be done that way.

It happens when you win big amount of money or if the house suspects you that you are doing some suspicious activities in your account,

In most cases, the house will ask for KYC in order to withdraw your funds, very annoying and there's no way aside from dealing with it.

especially there's nothing from the house rule about KYC but yet ask for it don't have personal experience though since I'm just a small player, just enjoying spare coins to use.

I'm also not a fun of KYC in terms of my gambling activities, 

[dwyane36]

THIS! THIS SO MUUCH. I agree that if I am asked beforehand then it is fine, I get to make a decision between playing at a place or not, if I want to play there and give my KYC then I give my KYC and that is fine. However, when a place doesn't ask for it at all and then I gamble and I make a profit and I want to withdraw then they end up asking it then I do not understand it, like then they are keeping my money in their account extra time and giving me extra work so that I would maybe not end up getting my money, it is like a scam to me.

If you want to ask KYC then ask it, but ask it beforehand and then you would get people who would agree with it. However, if you are not asking it when I register and then I gamble and I make money and THEN you want to ask for my KYC then I believe that it feels like a scam and I do not agree that it should be done that way.

Of course, it's unpleasant when the casino delays withdrawal for such reasons. However, it's worth noting that many gambling sites write all rules on their ToS page include terms of withdrawal. So any gambler should take a few minutes to read ToS before starting to play. At least it will avoid misunderstandings if the casino suddenly asks KYC.

[Lanatsa]

THIS! THIS SO MUUCH. I agree that if I am asked beforehand then it is fine, I get to make a decision between playing at a place or not, if I want to play there and give my KYC then I give my KYC and that is fine. However, when a place doesn't ask for it at all and then I gamble and I make a profit and I want to withdraw then they end up asking it then I do not understand it, like then they are keeping my money in their account extra time and giving me extra work so that I would maybe not end up getting my money, it is like a scam to me.

If you want to ask KYC then ask it, but ask it beforehand and then you would get people who would agree with it. However, if you are not asking it when I register and then I gamble and I make money and THEN you want to ask for my KYC then I believe that it feels like a scam and I do not agree that it should be done that way.

Of course, it's unpleasant when the casino delays withdrawal for such reasons. However, it's worth noting that many gambling sites write all rules on their ToS page include terms of withdrawal. So any gambler should take a few minutes to read ToS before starting to play. At least it will avoid misunderstandings if the casino suddenly asks KYC.

Majority of gamblers are on a hurry and doesn't really have time on reading up that long pile of text which is the TOS itself that's why when problems do rise then they had just missed out on reading that

which causes for some headaches or problems and telling directly that the site is scam or fraud but the truth they are the ones who are in fault.

This is the important on at least reading up something which would really be important so that you would be aware of everything.

[AmoreJaz]

THIS! THIS SO MUUCH. I agree that if I am asked beforehand then it is fine, I get to make a decision between playing at a place or not, if I want to play there and give my KYC then I give my KYC and that is fine. However, when a place doesn't ask for it at all and then I gamble and I make a profit and I want to withdraw then they end up asking it then I do not understand it, like then they are keeping my money in their account extra time and giving me extra work so that I would maybe not end up getting my money, it is like a scam to me.

If you want to ask KYC then ask it, but ask it beforehand and then you would get people who would agree with it. However, if you are not asking it when I register and then I gamble and I make money and THEN you want to ask for my KYC then I believe that it feels like a scam and I do not agree that it should be done that way.

Of course, it's unpleasant when the casino delays withdrawal for such reasons. However, it's worth noting that many gambling sites write all rules on their ToS page include terms of withdrawal. So any gambler should take a few minutes to read ToS before starting to play. At least it will avoid misunderstandings if the casino suddenly asks KYC.

Majority of gamblers are on a hurry and doesn't really have time on reading up that long pile of text which is the TOS itself that's why when problems do rise then they had just missed out on reading that

which causes for some headaches or problems and telling directly that the site is scam or fraud but the truth they are the ones who are in fault.

This is the important on at least reading up something which would really be important so that you would be aware of everything.

better yet, if you are a gambler, if there are some points that are important for you, then you should check those particular items on the site's ToS before sending any penny to the site. because i do agree that some of the probs arise owed to the player's fault himself. and they will cry out for scam if they can't get out their money because of their negligence. so if you at least read those important items, you know what's about to come and you are prepared for it. just be a responsible gambler and you may not be having so much issues with your gambling.

[Jawhead999]

Of course, it's unpleasant when the casino delays withdrawal for such reasons. However, it's worth noting that many gambling sites write all rules on their ToS page include terms of withdrawal. So any gambler should take a few minutes to read ToS before starting to play. At least it will avoid misunderstandings if the casino suddenly asks KYC.

Each casino usually has similar TOS they would ask your KYC if they suspect you doing anything wrong with their casino, however as long as you not doing anything wrong you're fine. Don't forget the casino could update the TOS anytime they want, this is why we need to follow latest update from the casino. Also the other scammy casino could update new rules to accuse someone when winning large sum money.

[UserU]

Not farming? The APY seems to be okay-ish for now.

Since you get those tokens, it's not really easy if you plan to cash out any of them unless those balance are close to their threshold.

[lienfaye]

THIS! THIS SO MUUCH. I agree that if I am asked beforehand then it is fine, I get to make a decision between playing at a place or not, if I want to play there and give my KYC then I give my KYC and that is fine. However, when a place doesn't ask for it at all and then I gamble and I make a profit and I want to withdraw then they end up asking it then I do not understand it, like then they are keeping my money in their account extra time and giving me extra work so that I would maybe not end up getting my money, it is like a scam to me.

If you want to ask KYC then ask it, but ask it beforehand and then you would get people who would agree with it. However, if you are not asking it when I register and then I gamble and I make money and THEN you want to ask for my KYC then I believe that it feels like a scam and I do not agree that it should be done that way.

Of course, it's unpleasant when the casino delays withdrawal for such reasons. However, it's worth noting that many gambling sites write all rules on their ToS page include terms of withdrawal. So any gambler should take a few minutes to read ToS before starting to play. At least it will avoid misunderstandings if the casino suddenly asks KYC.

Its really a must to read the TOS of the casino before deciding to play to become aware of their rules especially when it comes to withdrawal and kyc. But some gamblers are not taking time to do this, then will complain if there's something wrong. I think a reputed casino wont ask a certain condition (that is not written on their TOS) before you able to withdraw, thats shady.

[babygun]

Not farming? The APY seems to be okay-ish for now.

Since you get those tokens, it's not really easy if you plan to cash out any of them unless those balance are close to their threshold.

Yeah I do both. Right now I have locked 400 BFG tokens for the farming; the rest I keep for staking. The advantage is that withdrawals minimuns are really low on Betfury (combined with low fees), so it's easy to cashout (e.g. minimum to withdraw is only 1 TRX.

[RealMalatesta]

Of course, it's unpleasant when the casino delays withdrawal for such reasons. However, it's worth noting that many gambling sites write all rules on their ToS page include terms of withdrawal. So any gambler should take a few minutes to read ToS before starting to play. At least it will avoid misunderstandings if the casino suddenly asks KYC.

It is not about having that on ToS or not, it is about the fact that they only specifically do it to people who win a lot. I mean this is not even just the case for betfury only, it is the case for nearly every single place. We only have places that either ask beforehand or ask it after you win big, there is rarely any good places left that doesn't ask it at all. Which is why I honestly believe that there is a good case to be made for KYC to be asked beforehand if they are going to ask about it later on anyway.

What is the point of not asking it, if you are going to end up asking it anyway, what do they want, to surprise us? I mean this is not a birthday, you are not going to suddenly come behind the couch and yell surprise!! This is a casino, leaving it to shock factor makes zero sense to me. Either not ask it at all, or ask it beforehand. That's just what I feel about it, maybe people could disagree with me.

[Fredomago]

Of course, it's unpleasant when the casino delays withdrawal for such reasons. However, it's worth noting that many gambling sites write all rules on their ToS page include terms of withdrawal. So any gambler should take a few minutes to read ToS before starting to play. At least it will avoid misunderstandings if the casino suddenly asks KYC.

It is not about having that on ToS or not, it is about the fact that they only specifically do it to people who win a lot. I mean this is not even just the case for betfury only, it is the case for nearly every single place. We only have places that either ask beforehand or ask it after you win big, there is rarely any good places left that doesn't ask it at all. Which is why I honestly believe that there is a good case to be made for KYC to be asked beforehand if they are going to ask about it later on anyway.

What is the point of not asking it, if you are going to end up asking it anyway, what do they want, to surprise us? I mean this is not a birthday, you are not going to suddenly come behind the couch and yell surprise!! This is a casino, leaving it to shock factor makes zero sense to me. Either not ask it at all, or ask it beforehand. That's just what I feel about it, maybe people could disagree with me.

Hahaha, not a party that will let us enjoy with the surprise But kidding aside, there are many cases that happened the same thing from what you are saying, there are cases that even the site who's not requiring any KYC but once you win a huge amount, they will require you to process and provide your KYC, not good for high rollers who don't want to reveal their identities.

It's tough to accept that in order to withdraw your money, it will be frozen for a while until you complete your KYC and justified all those
concern coming from the gambling house.

[coin-investor]

Of course, it's unpleasant when the casino delays withdrawal for such reasons. However, it's worth noting that many gambling sites write all rules on their ToS page include terms of withdrawal. So any gambler should take a few minutes to read ToS before starting to play. At least it will avoid misunderstandings if the casino suddenly asks KYC.

It is not about having that on ToS or not, it is about the fact that they only specifically do it to people who win a lot. I mean this is not even just the case for betfury only, it is the case for nearly every single place. We only have places that either ask beforehand or ask it after you win big, there is rarely any good places left that doesn't ask it at all. Which is why I honestly believe that there is a good case to be made for KYC to be asked beforehand if they are going to ask about it later on anyway.

What is the point of not asking it, if you are going to end up asking it anyway, what do they want, to surprise us? I mean this is not a birthday, you are not going to suddenly come behind the couch and yell surprise!! This is a casino, leaving it to shock factor makes zero sense to me. Either not ask it at all, or ask it beforehand. That's just what I feel about it, maybe people could disagree with me.

Hahaha, not a party that will let us enjoy with the surprise But kidding aside, there are many cases that happened the same thing from what you are saying, there are cases that even the site who's not requiring any KYC but once you win a huge amount, they will require you to process and provide your KYC, not good for high rollers who don't want to reveal their identities.

It's tough to accept that in order to withdraw your money, it will be frozen for a while until you complete your KYC and justified all those
concern coming from the gambling house.

But so far no one has experienced this on Betfury, there was and there is no existing complaint about KYC and withdrawal delays, everything is smooth on Betfury, some top gambling casinos have one or two complaints but so far it's still zero for Betfury I have seen people here posting 5 digit winning and they have cash it out and hopefully it will stay that way, but I'm not saying that in the future there will no complaints they have a TOS and they expect players to follow this.

[Juggy777]

Of course, it's unpleasant when the casino delays withdrawal for such reasons. However, it's worth noting that many gambling sites write all rules on their ToS page include terms of withdrawal. So any gambler should take a few minutes to read ToS before starting to play. At least it will avoid misunderstandings if the casino suddenly asks KYC.

It is not about having that on ToS or not, it is about the fact that they only specifically do it to people who win a lot. I mean this is not even just the case for betfury only, it is the case for nearly every single place. We only have places that either ask beforehand or ask it after you win big, there is rarely any good places left that doesn't ask it at all. Which is why I honestly believe that there is a good case to be made for KYC to be asked beforehand if they are going to ask about it later on anyway.

What is the point of not asking it, if you are going to end up asking it anyway, what do they want, to surprise us? I mean this is not a birthday, you are not going to suddenly come behind the couch and yell surprise!! This is a casino, leaving it to shock factor makes zero sense to me. Either not ask it at all, or ask it beforehand. That's just what I feel about it, maybe people could disagree with me.

Hahaha, not a party that will let us enjoy with the surprise But kidding aside, there are many cases that happened the same thing from what you are saying, there are cases that even the site who's not requiring any KYC but once you win a huge amount, they will require you to process and provide your KYC, not good for high rollers who don't want to reveal their identities.

It's tough to accept that in order to withdraw your money, it will be frozen for a while until you complete your KYC and justified all those
concern coming from the gambling house.

But so far no one has experienced this on Betfury, there was and there is no existing complaint about KYC and withdrawal delays, everything is smooth on Betfury, some top gambling casinos have one or two complaints but so far it's still zero for Betfury I have seen people here posting 5 digit winning and they have cash it out and hopefully it will stay that way, but I'm not saying that in the future there will no complaints they have a TOS and they expect players to follow this.

I believe each casino is bound by their local laws, and that’s why they enforce KYC and sometimes they have inner rules like multiple accounts, ip change which trigger the system and they end up asking for KYC. Lastly it seems that BetFury is doing a terrific job when it comes to KYC related cases, and this shall help them retain those users for the long term.

[TheGreatPython]

I believe each casino is bound by their local laws, and that’s why they enforce KYC and sometimes they have inner rules like multiple accounts, ip change which trigger the system and they end up asking for KYC. Lastly it seems that BetFury is doing a terrific job when it comes to KYC related cases, and this shall help them retain those users for the long term.

Considering many places end up with something like Latin America curacao or whatever license, I believe that is the law most of them follow. I am not saying that their laws are strict and this place follows that or whatever, I just feel like the resemblance in casino world is mainly because most of them use the same place.

Moreover, it is not a horrible one, it is definitely something that I would say it works, so far we haven't seen too many problems regarding the KYC part, plus when they have a license and KYC then it is getting harder to get scammed by that casino. It is still possible for casinos to scam, but it becomes rarer if they have all that. Definitely something I look for in a casino.

[TimeTeller]

I believe each casino is bound by their local laws, and that’s why they enforce KYC and sometimes they have inner rules like multiple accounts, ip change which trigger the system and they end up asking for KYC. Lastly it seems that BetFury is doing a terrific job when it comes to KYC related cases, and this shall help them retain those users for the long term.

Considering many places end up with something like Latin America curacao or whatever license, I believe that is the law most of them follow. I am not saying that their laws are strict and this place follows that or whatever, I just feel like the resemblance in casino world is mainly because most of them use the same place.

Moreover, it is not a horrible one, it is definitely something that I would say it works, so far we haven't seen too many problems regarding the KYC part, plus when they have a license and KYC then it is getting harder to get scammed by that casino. It is still possible for casinos to scam, but it becomes rarer if they have all that. Definitely something I look for in a casino.

Why is Juggy saying about betfury's terrific job regarding KYC-related cases? Where can we see those issues?
Maybe I am missing something here because as far as I know, no one is complaining yet with regards to KYC.
I haven't seen KYC related cases here that betfury is tackling about. So don't know where he is coming from about labeling betfury doing a terrific job.

Anyway, the value of BFG token slightly increased, though it goes down a lil bit but it is now about $0.026 from where I usually see at $0.022-0.023 level.

[Bttzed03]

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Why is Juggy saying about betfury's terrific job regarding KYC-related cases? Where can we see those issues?
Maybe I am missing something here because as far as I know, no one is complaining yet with regards to KYC.
I haven't seen KYC related cases here that betfury is tackling about. So don't know where he is coming from about labeling betfury doing a terrific job.

Everything must have been approved fast for all users why he said they did a terrific job. Nobody complaining must mean KYC applications were processed smoothly. In most cases, KYC related issues are posted here in the forum because the casino support did a terrible job. I mean the gambler had to resort to another platform to help settle things with the casino.

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