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[wildan88]

What I can see from the rollover requirements is that this is 150x? That's quite a lot if you ask me. Somehow I understand it, because nobody gives a 150% deposit bonus just like that.
The fact that they are not licensed is really a serious problem. Not so much because of the legality, but mainly for the confidence and that no company data is available now.
That is not good for the confidence of the customers.

[pungopete468]

Welcome to the forum, may I ask are you a regulated casino? I mean do you have a license since I looked at your Privacy and Policy and find this:

Personal identification information
The Personal Information which we may request to use and process shall include, without limitation:
a) Any of the information that you provide to us when filling in the forms on our account registration pages, as well as any other data that you further submit via the Website or email (e.g. first and last name, date of birth, email address, phone number);
b) Correspondence made with us via the Website, email, web chat or through other means of communication;
c) All Player Account transaction history, whether this takes place via the Website(s) or via other means of communication;
d) Website logins and their details, including traffic data, GeoIP location data, browser/device data, weblogs, activity logs and other traffic information recorded in our system; e) Documents and proofs reasonably requested by us to verify your account, to process deposits or withdrawals and to conduct anti-fraud checks (on our own initiative or as required by applicable legislation). Such proofs may include passport scans, payment slips, bank statements, etc.
f) Survey participations or any other customer assessments that we may carry out from time to time.

How come did your anonymous casino asking some personal information?

[yayayo]

What I can see from the rollover requirements is that this is 150x? That's quite a lot if you ask me. Somehow I understand it, because nobody gives a 150% deposit bonus just like that.
The fact that they are not licensed is really a serious problem. Not so much because of the legality, but mainly for the confidence and that no company data is available now.
That is not good for the confidence of the customers.

That's really a huge wagering requirements, a 150x? I really don't think you any user would be able to achieve that. That's really a high requirement I think you should
lower it so people would be interested on playing your casino as for now I think promotions is one of the competitions between casinos.

ya.ya.yo!

[mardaed]

Welcome to the forum, may I ask are you a regulated casino? I mean do you have a license since I looked at your Privacy and Policy and find this:

Personal identification information
The Personal Information which we may request to use and process shall include, without limitation:
a) Any of the information that you provide to us when filling in the forms on our account registration pages, as well as any other data that you further submit via the Website or email (e.g. first and last name, date of birth, email address, phone number);
b) Correspondence made with us via the Website, email, web chat or through other means of communication;
c) All Player Account transaction history, whether this takes place via the Website(s) or via other means of communication;
d) Website logins and their details, including traffic data, GeoIP location data, browser/device data, weblogs, activity logs and other traffic information recorded in our system; e) Documents and proofs reasonably requested by us to verify your account, to process deposits or withdrawals and to conduct anti-fraud checks (on our own initiative or as required by applicable legislation). Such proofs may include passport scans, payment slips, bank statements, etc.
f) Survey participations or any other customer assessments that we may carry out from time to time.

How come did your anonymous casino asking some personal information?

It looks like they are not really anonymous. Their ToS is really contradicting to their casino name everyone will think it is an anonymous casino but they are in fact asking personal information.

[imutlinda]

Welcome to the forum, may I ask are you a regulated casino? I mean do you have a license since I looked at your Privacy and Policy and find this:

Personal identification information
The Personal Information which we may request to use and process shall include, without limitation:
a) Any of the information that you provide to us when filling in the forms on our account registration pages, as well as any other data that you further submit via the Website or email (e.g. first and last name, date of birth, email address, phone number);
b) Correspondence made with us via the Website, email, web chat or through other means of communication;
c) All Player Account transaction history, whether this takes place via the Website(s) or via other means of communication;
d) Website logins and their details, including traffic data, GeoIP location data, browser/device data, weblogs, activity logs and other traffic information recorded in our system; e) Documents and proofs reasonably requested by us to verify your account, to process deposits or withdrawals and to conduct anti-fraud checks (on our own initiative or as required by applicable legislation). Such proofs may include passport scans, payment slips, bank statements, etc.
f) Survey participations or any other customer assessments that we may carry out from time to time.

How come did your anonymous casino asking some personal information?

I would also like to know why they advertise a completely anonymous casino, but then ask for identification from the customer, that's not correct.
The only thing that seems to be anonymous at the moment is who is behind this casino.

[bunglor]

I would also like to know why they advertise a completely anonymous casino, but then ask for identification from the customer, that's not correct.
The only thing that seems to be anonymous at the moment is who is behind this casino.

they think players here would not check their terms of service and right now we just need their response about this matter, it looks like they are not yet answering the players questions or maybe they will not answer at all.

[gadado]

I would also like to know why they advertise a completely anonymous casino, but then ask for identification from the customer, that's not correct.
The only thing that seems to be anonymous at the moment is who is behind this casino.

they think players here would not check their terms of service and right now we just need their response about this matter, it looks like they are not yet answering the players questions or maybe they will not answer at all.

And if they are not going to respond to questions and comments here, then it is not really a long stay, I think. What you should do in any case is communicate with customers and answer questions.
Even though those questions are critical, that is also part of the deal. Calling an anonymous casino and asking for documentation from players is contradictory and raises more questions than answers.

[zidanw]

Reading the title I got curious since it's anonymous, my first thought was "Cool casino, you are anonymous" but after opening the thread and users quoting or citing the TOS I don't think you are anonymous on this site.

[rijaljun]

What an irony an "Anonymous Casino" that would ask for your personal details saying

Complying with legal responsibilities, including complying with anti-money laundering (AML) and combating the financing of terrorism (CFT) laws;

Complying with legal responsibilities? You don't even have a license which means you are illegally running your casino.

[redsun114]

Players willing to remain as anonymous as possible can use the auto-registration function.

This simply sounds like no KYC is required to play and I hope you remain true to your promise when gamblers win big because according to me the amounts won or lost should not determine whether a player should be asked for verification.

Players are allowed to have multiple accounts, therefore, they can receive a 150% welcome bonus every time on their first deposit. This is a popular option among players, and they receive millions of dollars per month in a welcome bonus.

A little strange because you should instead make 150% bonus on every deposit to avoid multi accounts being created, right? I mean why would anyone play without bonus when you are yourself inviting them to make multiple accounts and claim unlimited bonuses.

Anyways good luck with the casino and I see that www.a-c.bet is mentioned on top and it re-directs backs to the casino.

[coin.princess]

What an irony an "Anonymous Casino" that would ask for your personal details saying

Complying with legal responsibilities, including complying with anti-money laundering (AML) and combating the financing of terrorism (CFT) laws;

Complying with legal responsibilities? You don't even have a license which means you are illegally running your casino.

They probably didn't mean it that way, but in principle it is true what it says: "Anonymous casino" It is also an anonymous casino, isn't it? I mean there isn't any data available about this casino.
No license, no company name, no address. In that regard, the casino is indeed 100% anonymous

[kryptqnick]

So I went to the website, even though all of this sounds too good to be true and thus raises suspicions. I used the autoregister option and then I saw the following info in the "Documents" section:

Documents necessary to speed up your withdrawal:
Proof of Identity: Passport, Driving License or official Government issued ID card.
Proof of Address: Utility bill, phone bill or bank statement displaying your name and address in full.
Proof of Deposit: Screenshot or photo from online bank, bank statement, Skrill page, etc. showing the deposit.
You will also have to submit documents to verify your Deposit and/or Withdrawal methods depending on the chosen method.

So much for "anonymous" lol. Others pointed out other places on the website where there are certain mentions of some data that doesn't exactly make the casino anonymous, but this here is some tough KYC stuff.
And the 150 times wagering requirement is just crazy. That's why I don't like new casinos, with their manipulative offers and tricky reality (it says that the casino was made in 2014, and the domain age checker told me that the domain was indeed created in November 2013, but the casino's new on the forum, I believe).

[wildan88]

So I went to the website, even though all of this sounds too good to be true and thus raises suspicions. I used the autoregister option and then I saw the following info in the "Documents" section:

Documents necessary to speed up your withdrawal:
Proof of Identity: Passport, Driving License or official Government issued ID card.
Proof of Address: Utility bill, phone bill or bank statement displaying your name and address in full.
Proof of Deposit: Screenshot or photo from online bank, bank statement, Skrill page, etc. showing the deposit.
You will also have to submit documents to verify your Deposit and/or Withdrawal methods depending on the chosen method.

So much for "anonymous" lol. Others pointed out other places on the website where there are certain mentions of some data that doesn't exactly make the casino anonymous, but this here is some tough KYC stuff.
And the 150 times wagering requirement is just crazy. That's why I don't like new casinos, with their manipulative offers and tricky reality (it says that the casino was made in 2014, and the domain age checker told me that the domain was indeed created in November 2013, but the casino's new on the forum, I believe).

Unfortunately, there are few things that are anonymous at the casino. Except for the details of the owner of the casino, they are indeed anonymous.
I also get the impression that they have not spent much time on the terms and conditions. Find the reference to www.a-c.bet
 also very weird. What good is that to put it there when you immediately end up on your own site? If you do take a domain to link through, take a better name and place it on an affiliate program for example.
Those KYC are not great for players if you advertise that it is anonymous. If you indicated this in advance, it would save a lot of confusion.

[goinmerry]

OP, the door is always open for your response.

Take these questions and criticism as part of the challenge.

Lots of questions need to be answered. Removing the doubts of the community will raise your casino's name here.

[rijaljun]

Players willing to remain as anonymous as possible can use the auto-registration function.

This simply sounds like no KYC is required to play and I hope you remain true to your promise when gamblers win big because according to me the amounts won or lost should not determine whether a player should be asked for verification.

Players are allowed to have multiple accounts, therefore, they can receive a 150% welcome bonus every time on their first deposit. This is a popular option among players, and they receive millions of dollars per month in a welcome bonus.

A little strange because you should instead make 150% bonus on every deposit to avoid multi accounts being created, right? I mean why would anyone play without bonus when you are yourself inviting them to make multiple accounts and claim unlimited bonuses.

Anyways good luck with the casino and I see that www.a-c.bet is mentioned on top and it re-directs backs to the casino.

Yes the site is really shady. They will ask you for personal identification but they want you to be anonymous also they are having a bonus and multi account is allowed? I don't think it's really safe to play here maybe we should all just stay away from it until the OP clears all this concerns.

[Lavander]

We treat your anonymity very seriously

I really don't think you are many users already posted about your Terms of Service about personal details mostly only casinos that has licensed ask that due to their compliance to it but I didn't see that you have license on your website then it's really risky to give our personal information to your website.

[zidanw]

We treat your anonymity very seriously

I really don't think you are many users already posted about your Terms of Service about personal details mostly only casinos that has licensed ask that due to their compliance to it but I didn't see that you have license on your website then it's really risky to give our personal information to your website.

I don't believe on what will OP say here I still will base on their terms and condition which include possibility to ask its player to give personal private information which I really don't like. This website is really skeptical:

1. Anonymous Casino - But ask KYC I'm not quite sure which they wanted to be anonymous their website or anonymity of their players
2. Compliance with legal responsibility (As quoted by user on their T&C) - Where in fact they are not licensed at all, means they are not operating legally
3. Gives promotion and allows users to have multiple accounts - A legitimate casino wouldn't let user create more than one account.

This is really skeptical website, I suggest we should all avoid this at any cost.

[VanityWallets2015]

I really don't think this is a safe casino for me or maybe for everyone, there's a lot of unclear things on this website.
For what I know the casino should only have one rule or condition for what I read on this thread and on your website it looks like that what are telling here is different from
what your website is telling it to us. Even the promotion of 150x wagering requirement is really high compare to reputable and trusted casino websites.

[toast]

we have seen ourselves how shady this website is, the op and the sites tos were contradicts each other i really don't think i would wanted to play on this kind of website. it looks really dangerous, also why waste time to this risky casino where you can play on other casino with the same or almost the same promotion but lower requirements and also a safe one of course.

[Anonymous-casino]

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