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[Odohu]

What if you create another account, will they allow it and not detect your account again?
This is just my curiosity, when the account has been blocked then there is nothing you can do except create a new account, especially if you keep paying attention to promotions from time to time but don't enter the account it's useless.

The casino will be able to detect a user who create a new account if the pattern of play or behavior did not change, in this case, what lead to the first ban will still lead to ban of the second account. Accounts are not just ban easily, for reputable casinos, there must be a clear violation of their TOS before such actions can be taken. To be safe, it's better to carefully read the TOS and for the player to avoiding violating them because they will act most likely when there is winning.

[Mallampue]

What if you create another account, will they allow it and not detect your account again?
This is just my curiosity, when the account has been blocked then there is nothing you can do except create a new account, especially if you keep paying attention to promotions from time to time but don't enter the account it's useless.

Creating a new account after the main account is blocked/banned can be said as the dumbest action ever unless someone create a new account with no intention to deposit and play again.
Once an account is blocked/banned means that any data related to the account such as IP address is also blocked which means that creating a new account with the same IP address will lead into another instant ban/block if the casino has a great system.

That's right, anything you do will be banned if you've previously been blocked by the casino. As long as you've entered your data into the casino, you won't be able to log in again, even if you use a new account. They'll eventually ask for KYC. However, if you're really naughty and insist on doing so, there are ways you can do it.

• IP addresses can be changed in many ways.
• If you didn't complete KYC in the previous case but have been blocked, you can use a new account and enter your KYC data.
• You can use someone else's data, rented or purchased, to open a new account.

If the casino knows it's you who's been banned on the previous account, they'll definitely ban you too, but they won't know about it, and it's best not to do it.

[mirakal]

• You can use someone else's data, rented or purchased, to open a new account.

There’s no legit data that’s for sale or for rent. If there is, it’s illegal and unsafe. You can’t even admit you bought that kind of data since no law will side with you. What you’re suggesting just puts someone at risk of getting sued later on, and it can easily turn into identity theft, which is very serious. If someone wants a new account, some people might think of using a family member to sign up and handle the KYC, but even that can violate TOS depending on the platform. The point is, trusting random people or shady data is the worst option. That’s just asking for trouble.

[hd49728]

There’s no legit data that’s for sale or for rent. If there is, it’s illegal and unsafe. You can’t even admit you bought that kind of data since no law will side with you. What you’re suggesting just puts someone at risk of getting sued later on, and it can easily turn into identity theft, which is very serious. If someone wants a new account, some people might think of using a family member to sign up and handle the KYC, but even that can violate TOS depending on the platform. The point is, trusting random people or shady data is the worst option. That’s just asking for trouble.

The Internet space is a dangerous one as if your personal data exists on the Internet, you can not erase it completely. It means your sensitive information, if leaked on the Internet, will be there forever. If you go ahead, proactively delete what you posted, it does not mean such information was erased completely as some other sites, other people possibly already archived your posts including sensitive information or stored them in their devices.

KYC is a thing we will less likely be allowed to avoid it, and we will have less available platforms where we can use their services without KYC. The world has changed a lot and KYC on online space has become widely enforced globally as a new standard. If we know about risk of information on the Internet, we must be more careful with any decision from making posts to fulfil KYC. If it is avoidable, we should avoid it rather than do it carelessly.

[mirakal]

There’s no legit data that’s for sale or for rent. If there is, it’s illegal and unsafe. You can’t even admit you bought that kind of data since no law will side with you. What you’re suggesting just puts someone at risk of getting sued later on, and it can easily turn into identity theft, which is very serious. If someone wants a new account, some people might think of using a family member to sign up and handle the KYC, but even that can violate TOS depending on the platform. The point is, trusting random people or shady data is the worst option. That’s just asking for trouble.

The Internet space is a dangerous one as if your personal data exists on the Internet, you can not erase it completely. It means your sensitive information, if leaked on the Internet, will be there forever. If you go ahead, proactively delete what you posted, it does not mean such information was erased completely as some other sites, other people possibly already archived your posts including sensitive information or stored them in their devices.

I’m pretty aware of that and I understand it. What I mean is it’s way too risky to buy data on the internet and use it for KYC on a casino. Just imagine the consequences if the law comes after you. For those who still try that kind of risk, that’s on them. But personally, I wouldn’t advise it at all.

KYC is a thing we will less likely be allowed to avoid it, and we will have less available platforms where we can use their services without KYC. The world has changed a lot and KYC on online space has become widely enforced globally as a new standard. If we know about risk of information on the Internet, we must be more careful with any decision from making posts to fulfil KYC. If it is avoidable, we should avoid it rather than do it carelessly.

It’s not widely enforced yet, based on my own experience. I can still play in different casinos without KYC. But I’m aware that they can enforce it anytime, so I have to be ready to comply, especially if I still want to keep the account since I might have a big balance there.

At this stage, we’re still not the same as fiat casinos where KYC is strictly enforced from the moment you start gambling.

[NovaCrest]

There’s no legit data that’s for sale or for rent. If there is, it’s illegal and unsafe. You can’t even admit you bought that kind of data since no law will side with you. What you’re suggesting just puts someone at risk of getting sued later on, and it can easily turn into identity theft, which is very serious. If someone wants a new account, some people might think of using a family member to sign up and handle the KYC, but even that can violate TOS depending on the platform. The point is, trusting random people or shady data is the worst option. That’s just asking for trouble.

The Internet space is a dangerous one as if your personal data exists on the Internet, you can not erase it completely. It means your sensitive information, if leaked on the Internet, will be there forever. If you go ahead, proactively delete what you posted, it does not mean such information was erased completely as some other sites, other people possibly already archived your posts including sensitive information or stored them in their devices.

KYC is a thing we will less likely be allowed to avoid it, and we will have less available platforms where we can use their services without KYC. The world has changed a lot and KYC on online space has become widely enforced globally as a new standard. If we know about risk of information on the Internet, we must be more careful with any decision from making posts to fulfil KYC. If it is avoidable, we should avoid it rather than do it carelessly.

While I mostly agree, this perspective can feel a bit paralyzing. If we operate under the assumption that any data given is forever leaked, then using the modern internet at all becomes impossible. I think the better mindset is careful curation. Be intentional, assume permanence, and choose your leaks wisely. Use unique emails/aliases for crypto KYC, enable 2FA everywhere, and monitor your credit. You can't hide completely, but you can make yourself a harder target.

[Haunebu]

While I mostly agree, this perspective can feel a bit paralyzing. If we operate under the assumption that any data given is forever leaked, then using the modern internet at all becomes impossible. I think the better mindset is careful curation. Be intentional, assume permanence, and choose your leaks wisely. Use unique emails/aliases for crypto KYC, enable 2FA everywhere, and monitor your credit. You can't hide completely, but you can make yourself a harder target.

Valid reasoning. Lots of good suggestions for sure, but the most important one is choosing the right site and that's easier said than done in this context. Older, reputed sites are easier to rely on when compared to newer ones in this KYC crypto era.

The reputed ones can get hacked too and your KYC data could get stolen though the risk is lower when compared to dealing with newer sites.

[stadus]

The reputed ones can get hacked too and your KYC data could get stolen though the risk is lower when compared to dealing with newer sites.

There are also third-party KYC providers now. If you’ve done KYC recently, you probably noticed that you get redirected to one of these providers. As for how the data is stored, that really depends on their setup.

That said, I get your point about trusting the older ones. They’re already well tested and have survived this long, which at least gives some confidence compared to newer, unproven casinos.

[xandry]

Even though they still send me promotional emails lol. That is really sad because I wore their signature I think for 2 years or more, and got such a surprise from them. I remember some users were banner for mysterious reasons as well, and all the time I though it was dur bug (or something of that kind) in duelbits system. Now I dont think like that

After years with them, its difficult to just leave and forget them, so I kept monitoring duelbits from time to time. Ive noticed great decrease in number of tournaments lately.

Welcome to the Duelbits banned users club! I was also banned when I tried to withdraw $12.50 and was required to complete KYC if I wanted to receive this huge sum of money from them. I already wrote about this once in the Russian section of the forum, but not here yet.
Naturally, being banned from the site doesn't affect their ability to send us spam or participate in the forum signature campaign. 

[panjul07]

Welcome to the Duelbits banned users club! I was also banned when I tried to withdraw $12.50 and was required to complete KYC if I wanted to receive this huge sum of money from them. I already wrote about this once in the Russian section of the forum, but not here yet.
Naturally, being banned from the site doesn't affect their ability to send us spam or participate in the forum signature campaign. 

What is the reason of your ban? Is it simply because or your $12.5 withdrawal request of they told you other things?
A bit weird if they ban you but they ask you to complete KYC, it does not make sense at least for me.
Wondering what will happen if you complete the KYC, will they send your withdrawal then unban your account or they will process your withdrawal only.
Of course I believe that you wont do KYC just for that huge sum of money LOL.

[ultrloa]

Welcome to the Duelbits banned users club! I was also banned when I tried to withdraw $12.50 and was required to complete KYC if I wanted to receive this huge sum of money from them. I already wrote about this once in the Russian section of the forum, but not here yet.
Naturally, being banned from the site doesn't affect their ability to send us spam or participate in the forum signature campaign. 

What is the reason of your ban? Is it simply because or your $12.5 withdrawal request of they told you other things?
A bit weird if they ban you but they ask you to complete KYC, it does not make sense at least for me.
Wondering what will happen if you complete the KYC, will they send your withdrawal then unban your account or they will process your withdrawal only.
Of course I believe that you wont do KYC just for that huge sum of money LOL.

Really weird situation and imagine for just small amount they already ban him. Its scary to know this situation especially for high rollers in their casino. There are so many similar cases happen to other user and it seems they are really so strict towards rules they are implementing in their casino.

Reading those banning and other negative things happen to other people might affect people interest to pursue their wants to gamble in their casino. Duelbits is big casino, but if they do those things to their user for sure people will slowly lost their interest to gamble in their platform.

[Mallampue]

• You can use someone else's data, rented or purchased, to open a new account.

There’s no legit data that’s for sale or for rent. If there is, it’s illegal and unsafe. You can’t even admit you bought that kind of data since no law will side with you. What you’re suggesting just puts someone at risk of getting sued later on, and it can easily turn into identity theft, which is very serious. If someone wants a new account, some people might think of using a family member to sign up and handle the KYC, but even that can violate TOS depending on the platform. The point is, trusting random people or shady data is the worst option. That’s just asking for trouble.

Yes, I agree with that and will not argue with it because that is the risk, and if you use your family member's data they will not know that it is you, it's simple, it is indeed prohibited but if you force it, it can be done, I mean there are still many ways if you want to continue to be selfish playing at a casino that has banned you, if it were me who was banned I would better look for another casino, there are quite a few casinos that have a good reputation and better bonuses.

 

[duelbits]

Even though they still send me promotional emails lol. That is really sad because I wore their signature I think for 2 years or more, and got such a surprise from them. I remember some users were banner for mysterious reasons as well, and all the time I though it was dur bug (or something of that kind) in duelbits system. Now I dont think like that

After years with them, its difficult to just leave and forget them, so I kept monitoring duelbits from time to time. Ive noticed great decrease in number of tournaments lately.

Welcome to the Duelbits banned users club! I was also banned when I tried to withdraw $12.50 and was required to complete KYC if I wanted to receive this huge sum of money from them. I already wrote about this once in the Russian section of the forum, but not here yet.
Naturally, being banned from the site doesn't affect their ability to send us spam or participate in the forum signature campaign. 

What happened? This does not seem right. - Joe.

[TopTort777]

Even though they still send me promotional emails lol. That is really sad because I wore their signature I think for 2 years or more, and got such a surprise from them. I remember some users were banner for mysterious reasons as well, and all the time I though it was dur bug (or something of that kind) in duelbits system. Now I dont think like that

After years with them, its difficult to just leave and forget them, so I kept monitoring duelbits from time to time. Ive noticed great decrease in number of tournaments lately.

Welcome to the Duelbits banned users club! I was also banned when I tried to withdraw $12.50 and was required to complete KYC if I wanted to receive this huge sum of money from them. I already wrote about this once in the Russian section of the forum, but not here yet.
Naturally, being banned from the site doesn't affect their ability to send us spam or participate in the forum signature campaign. 

I can guess that the reason of you being banned was wins that you withdrew What kind of business is that when if you are losing money Their ability to send emails or notifications indeed works strange. Whenever I try to login, I got "request time out message, pls contact support" error message, email notification "You’ve started a new session" even though I am banned.

[xandry]

What is the reason of your ban? Is it simply because or your $12.5 withdrawal request of they told you other things?
A bit weird if they ban you but they ask you to complete KYC, it does not make sense at least for me.
Wondering what will happen if you complete the KYC, will they send your withdrawal then unban your account or they will process your withdrawal only.
Of course I believe that you wont do KYC just for that huge sum of money LOL.

Yes, of course, I didn't send photos of myself in various poses or my documents because of this "huge sum of money". It's not such a significant loss for me to reveal my identity.

I can guess that the reason of you being banned was wins that you withdrew What kind of business is that when if you are losing money Their ability to send emails or notifications indeed works strange. Whenever I try to login, I got "request time out message, pls contact support" error message, email notification "You’ve started a new session" even though I am banned.

It looks like your case is much more serious than mine and you clearly did some bad things there since they won't even let you log in. 

What happened? This does not seem right. - Joe.

It doesn't seem right, but don't worry. As I've written before, it's not such a big deal for me to make any accusations.

[duelbits]

Even though they still send me promotional emails lol. That is really sad because I wore their signature I think for 2 years or more, and got such a surprise from them. I remember some users were banner for mysterious reasons as well, and all the time I though it was dur bug (or something of that kind) in duelbits system. Now I dont think like that

After years with them, its difficult to just leave and forget them, so I kept monitoring duelbits from time to time. Ive noticed great decrease in number of tournaments lately.

Welcome to the Duelbits banned users club! I was also banned when I tried to withdraw $12.50 and was required to complete KYC if I wanted to receive this huge sum of money from them. I already wrote about this once in the Russian section of the forum, but not here yet.
Naturally, being banned from the site doesn't affect their ability to send us spam or participate in the forum signature campaign. 

I can guess that the reason of you being banned was wins that you withdrew What kind of business is that when if you are losing money Their ability to send emails or notifications indeed works strange. Whenever I try to login, I got "request time out message, pls contact support" error message, email notification "You’ve started a new session" even though I am banned.

I am the founder of Duelbits, I don't quite get the situation, can you give me more context so I can look into it. - Joe

[panjul07]

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Yes, of course, I didn't send photos of myself in various poses or my documents because of this "huge sum of money". It's not such a significant loss for me to reveal my identity.

Good thing for you is that your post get an attention from duelbits while other previous forum members who get banned seems to be ignored LOL.
Perhaps because your case contains a "huge sum of money" so it raise an alert which make duelbits aware about it then come to respond.

I am the founder of Duelbits, I don't quite get the situation, can you give me more context so I can look into it. - Joe

Better if you send a pm to xandry and maybe by simple way of knowing his duelbits account/username then you can check what is happening with his account.
Anyway where have been so far as it seems that you have just came back after so long of inactivity in this forum?
At least your last post before your comeback was more than a year ago.

[Agbe]

What if you create another account, will they allow it and not detect your account again?
This is just my curiosity, when the account has been blocked then there is nothing you can do except create a new account, especially if you keep paying attention to promotions from time to time but don't enter the account it's useless.

The casino will be able to detect a user who create a new account if the pattern of play or behavior did not change, in this case, what lead to the first ban will still lead to ban of the second account. Accounts are not just ban easily, for reputable casinos, there must be a clear violation of their TOS before such actions can be taken. To be safe, it's better to carefully read the TOS and for the player to avoiding violating them because they will act most likely when there is winning.

Exactly, casino can't just wake up one day ban a participant account in the casino. There must be something the gambler has done wrong for the ban. And only the ban user can ask them if there any solution for to retrieve the account. He should open up to the casino team. And if he opened new account, they will detect it from the IP address which will lead to another ban. Odohu, it is not easy to read casino terms and conditions. Those write-ups are very lengthy and most players are not patient enough to read through those things.

[yamalini]

Even though they still send me promotional emails lol. That is really sad because I wore their signature I think for 2 years or more, and got such a surprise from them. I remember some users were banner for mysterious reasons as well, and all the time I though it was dur bug (or something of that kind) in duelbits system. Now I dont think like that

After years with them, its difficult to just leave and forget them, so I kept monitoring duelbits from time to time. Ive noticed great decrease in number of tournaments lately.

Welcome to the Duelbits banned users club! I was also banned when I tried to withdraw $12.50 and was required to complete KYC if I wanted to receive this huge sum of money from them. I already wrote about this once in the Russian section of the forum, but not here yet.
Naturally, being banned from the site doesn't affect their ability to send us spam or participate in the forum signature campaign.  

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I can guess that the reason of you being banned was wins that you withdrew What kind of business is that when if you are losing money Their ability to send emails or notifications indeed works strange. Whenever I try to login, I got "request time out message, pls contact support" error message, email notification "You’ve started a new session" even though I am banned.

I am the founder of Duelbits, I don't quite get the situation, can you give me more context so I can look into it. - Joe

Hello, could you also pay attention to my unpleasant situation, or perhaps open a private message for me, pls? @duelbits

[duelbits]

Even though they still send me promotional emails lol. That is really sad because I wore their signature I think for 2 years or more, and got such a surprise from them. I remember some users were banner for mysterious reasons as well, and all the time I though it was dur bug (or something of that kind) in duelbits system. Now I dont think like that

After years with them, its difficult to just leave and forget them, so I kept monitoring duelbits from time to time. Ive noticed great decrease in number of tournaments lately.

Welcome to the Duelbits banned users club! I was also banned when I tried to withdraw $12.50 and was required to complete KYC if I wanted to receive this huge sum of money from them. I already wrote about this once in the Russian section of the forum, but not here yet.
Naturally, being banned from the site doesn't affect their ability to send us spam or participate in the forum signature campaign.  

I can guess that the reason of you being banned was wins that you withdrew What kind of business is that when if you are losing money Their ability to send emails or notifications indeed works strange. Whenever I try to login, I got "request time out message, pls contact support" error message, email notification "You’ve started a new session" even though I am banned.

I am the founder of Duelbits, I don't quite get the situation, can you give me more context so I can look into it. - Joe

Hello, could you also pay attention to my unpleasant situation, or perhaps open a private message for me, pls? @duelbits

DM me.