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[sunsilk]

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But they're asking for your personal information.

Not documented but it's still part of what people are worried about. It may not look like the traditional KYC where you will upload documents but you only have to input it as they asks and been said.

I hope that the personal information is not giving my social number, my identity card, or something like that because if they are asking about that, I would not giving it to them. I prefer to search for the other gambling site and not give it to the third party or gambling website. I know the consequences of providing personal information to a third party, which I don't know much.

But if the personal information is something such as email or name, I think I can handle it. I hope the owner will consider not asking about the crypto gambler's personal information because we really avoid that such thing. They can ask about that if the gambler wants to withdraw a large amount.

I don't know what's on it.

But if you want to, you can register and try to see what's inside of it. They have mentioned that it won't be shared to any other party but if you would like to believe that, it's going to be on you.

If you are not confident sharing it even with them as you gamble, then don't proceed.

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[Pamadar]

~snip~

But they're asking for your personal information.

Not documented but it's still part of what people are worried about. It may not look like the traditional KYC where you will upload documents but you only have to input it as they asks and been said.

I hope that the personal information is not giving my social number, my identity card, or something like that because if they are asking about that, I would not giving it to them. I prefer to search for the other gambling site and not give it to the third party or gambling website. I know the consequences of providing personal information to a third party, which I don't know much.

But if the personal information is something such as email or name, I think I can handle it. I hope the owner will consider not asking about the crypto gambler's personal information because we really avoid that such thing. They can ask about that if the gambler wants to withdraw a large amount.

credentials are not required. you only need to enter your personal information correctly when registering

That's confusing. So how will you able to verify whether those information that's been provided is correct without asking for any credentials? For sure the site needs something to verify or prove that participants are using legit information, it will have issues
whenever you needed to withdraw your funds.

It's gamblers assessment whether to continue using the site and willing to provide
documents that's needed to proceed withdrawing your money.

[maydna]

credentials are not required. you only need to enter your personal information correctly when registering

That's confusing. So how will you able to verify whether those information that's been provided is correct without asking for any credentials? For sure the site needs something to verify or prove that participants are using legit information, it will have issues
whenever you needed to withdraw your funds.

It's gamblers assessment whether to continue using the site and willing to provide
documents that's needed to proceed withdrawing your money.

I hope that won't be necessary. When I see on the site and click on the sign-up page, the requirement is only needed to write username, email, password, currency, and country, which we don't have to use the real email if we don't want they know. But I don't know what will happen if people want to withdraw their win money or funds, whether they need to provide a document or process withdrawing without giving anything. Perhaps, they will apply KYC for people who withdraw the money in a huge amount to verify if they are legit and not related to the money launder.

[Rodeo02]

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But they're asking for your personal information.

Not documented but it's still part of what people are worried about. It may not look like the traditional KYC where you will upload documents but you only have to input it as they asks and been said.

I hope that the personal information is not giving my social number, my identity card, or something like that because if they are asking about that, I would not giving it to them. I prefer to search for the other gambling site and not give it to the third party or gambling website. I know the consequences of providing personal information to a third party, which I don't know much.

But if the personal information is something such as email or name, I think I can handle it. I hope the owner will consider not asking about the crypto gambler's personal information because we really avoid that such thing. They can ask about that if the gambler wants to withdraw a large amount.

You can show it in the OP they will not request any identification for players they will only ask for your name and other details which is also asked in other gambling website when you register.


This is also need to answer what if for example we have large funds need to widraw will you ask for  KYC for that reason in the future ?

[Yogee]

Is the site taken down or am I blocked? I'm not sure since I can only see I can only see "Server Not Found". This is where the link ended after two redirections from the "Sign In & Sign Up" hyperlink https://www.marsbet1.com

Update: the https://www.marsbet.com is working.

......

Why do zonefloor kept saying credentials aren't required as long as no casino rule is broken when it clearly says in the FAQ and Terms that players need to have their account verified before they can withdraw? There are no exceptions mentioned.

[delfastTions]

~snip~

But they're asking for your personal information.

Not documented but it's still part of what people are worried about. It may not look like the traditional KYC where you will upload documents but you only have to input it as they asks and been said.

I hope that the personal information is not giving my social number, my identity card, or something like that because if they are asking about that, I would not giving it to them. I prefer to search for the other gambling site and not give it to the third party or gambling website. I know the consequences of providing personal information to a third party, which I don't know much.

But if the personal information is something such as email or name, I think I can handle it. I hope the owner will consider not asking about the crypto gambler's personal information because we really avoid that such thing. They can ask about that if the gambler wants to withdraw a large amount.

credentials are not required. you only need to enter your personal information correctly when registering

That's confusing. So how will you able to verify whether those information that's been provided is correct without asking for any credentials? For sure the site needs something to verify or prove that participants are using legit information, it will have issues
whenever you needed to withdraw your funds.

It's gamblers assessment whether to continue using the site and willing to provide
documents that's needed to proceed withdrawing your money.

Lately, almost always, when a site user has made a deposit and then wants to take it back, such a circumstance arises that KYC is required.
How good it was 5 years ago, when no one in the crypto world thought about it, and it was not necessary, since users were largely cryptanarchists or sympathizers with them.
But the regulatory bodies of almost all countries are doing their job, of course, someone is harsh, someone is softer, but still no one in the legal legal field will get rid of this.
So even when the amounts are small, expect identity checks anyway. And consider yourself lucky if you do not send your video images from different angles or piece of paper with dates in front of your face in front and in profile ( ;Das a criminal authority )

[maydna]

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You can show it in the OP they will not request any identification for players they will only ask for your name and other details which is also asked in other gambling website when you register.


This is also need to answer what if for example we have large funds need to widraw will you ask for  KYC for that reason in the future ?

I guess you need to verify KYC if you want to withdraw large funds because that is for their security, and they want to know who their customer is. I think it is okay if we can withdraw small funds without verifying KYC, which will be advisable for the site. If they don't ask the details of the gamblers, people will like to play at their site.

Is the site taken down or am I blocked? I'm not sure since I can only see I can only see "Server Not Found". This is where the link ended after two redirections from the "Sign In & Sign Up" hyperlink https://www.marsbet1.com

Update: the https://www.marsbet.com is working.

......

Why do zonefloor kept saying credentials aren't required as long as no casino rule is broken when it clearly says in the FAQ and Terms that players need to have their account verified before they can withdraw? There are no exceptions mentioned.

I think they forgot to change the link on page 1. Perhaps, marsbet1.com is just for redirecting page because sometimes, people forgot the domain name and write what they remember. But yes, it will better to change the domain to the main domain on page 1.