BK8 - Biggest and Most Trusted Brand. Asia's #1 Crypto online casino BTC & USDT

[mu_enrico]

C'mon man, always use a burner and don't use your primary number if you are from a country that is not really gambling friendly.

Could you give more reasons why you are more willing to play with Pragmatic and Play n Go? how about others? is there any concern that other providers do not fit your criteria? then tell us your criteria, please 

These two are the biggest global provider, aside from Red Tiger and Netent. It's related to trust, like why would we risk our money to play on small/unknown provider? Also, members here are used to European casino, so they are not familiar with Asian providers.

For example, I can't deny that PGSoft and Spadegaming are fun to play, but their reputation/rank isn't at PnG and Pragmatic level. See slotcatalog -> provider rank, and try to list top ranked provider as many as possible. It would be the gambler's wet dream.

[delfastTions]

If we continue the discussion on how to verify your account on any site, including BK8, then I think that the best option is confirmation by e-mail. 
This is much more anonymous than confirmation by mobile phone, where they will now send an SMS with a confirmation code.  And the mobile number is almost always permanent, it has an owner, whose data the mobile operators definitely have.  So it would be good and right if the casino for users with cryptocurrency would have the opportunity to report only email and not use phone confirmation. 
But now such times have already come that everyone without exception, starting with Google, requires a mobile number.  Alas.  This harms anonymity, which is very important for cryptocurrency owners. 

Maybe BK8 will listen to this option - registration only by email and then they will definitely increase the number of users.

[Peanutswar]

Good to have you guys here sorry am coming in late, I picked interest in BK8 recently like a day ago when I first read this thread and I was more convinced to try your casino when I saw your campaign being launched yesterday.

One of my observations is in the phone number requirement in registration and the use of a real name that will reflect with the one on the bank account, I hope those requirements are for those who want to play with Fiat currency alone?

I think you can use other name aside from your real name, maybe nicknames for example. I also think that those requirements are of course with fiat currency since you'll be needing your bank account on doing that.

This is a great ANN thread, compared to other gambling thread, this is full of essential information that the customer may want to know beforehand playing on the site. I commend you for having this kind of ANN thread.
I visited the site, for me it is good, what's better is that you have an application available for Android and iOS users. Tried also looking on your reputation, according to review sites that I went, you do have a good reputation. I hope that will continue and you do not disappoint your customers.

Quite late for greetings... Welcome to the forum!

In the interface of the platform its good really looks like a high class platform but if you see with their top navigation there's in proper alignment and balance on their navigation, also with their account creation its more ideal too if they put the KYC after the user creates an account because what if the user not want to put a KYC and it becomes hassle because they might put other information is to create an account looks like a mandatory creating of an account with KYC.

[michellee]

Maybe BK8 will listen to this option - registration only by email and then they will definitely increase the number of users.

I agree with you. Maybe they can ask first about "Do you want to deposit using fiat or crypto" on the registration page. And if we choose fiat, we can continue the registration by providing our phone number, whether it's a disposable number or our real number.

But if we choose crypto, then the option to continue registration will not ask for our phone number and only requires an email address like other gambling sites. It will give crypto users anonymity, although later, it will be required for verification if we want to withdraw large amounts of funds.

[panjul07]

Are they really active in calling those registered phone numbers? Maybe, they only call if they deem necessary and verify some details. I know, some sites are indeed requiring phone details but I don't think they are actively calling those numbers.

No they are not as far as my own experience, its been several months since I created my bk8 account and IIRC there were  2-3 WA messages only from them and no call at all.

But anyway, if the casino is fiat-based and you are using your fiat, I believe those details are necessary for some verification purposes.

As what I said previously, it is obvious that using real names/phone number is better to avoid something unexpected in the future when KYC need to be done especially if someone is a high roller and playing mainly with fiat.
So far I have no issue playing in BK8, deposit both with fiat and crypto without the need of KYC.

[Coin_trader]

Maybe BK8 will listen to this option - registration only by email and then they will definitely increase the number of users.

I agree with you. Maybe they can ask first about "Do you want to deposit using fiat or crypto" on the registration page. And if we choose fiat, we can continue the registration by providing our phone number, whether it's a disposable number or our real number.

But if we choose crypto, then the option to continue registration will not ask for our phone number and only requires an email address like other gambling sites. It will give crypto users anonymity, although later, it will be required for verification if we want to withdraw large amounts of funds.

AFAIK, you can always use a dummy sim card for the number requirements if you really want to enter, This is not a big issue at all since your sim card don’t expose your privacy while you always block any number calling you that you didn’t recognize. Besides the casino will not gonna call it since it’s main purpose is for verification of your account(to avoid bot registration) and serve as extra layer of security for sms verification. You guys don’t need to make this big because you have the option to continue creating account or not. A simple sms registration which you can always change in settings is not a big deal for me.

[hd49728]

AFAIK, you can always use a dummy sim card for the number requirements if you really want to enter, This is not a big issue at all since your sim card don’t expose your privacy while you always block any number calling you that you didn’t recognize. Besides the casino will not gonna call it since it’s main purpose is for verification of your account(to avoid bot registration) and serve as extra layer of security for sms verification. You guys don’t need to make this big because you have the option to continue creating account or not. A simple sms registration which you can always change in settings is not a big deal for me.

You can do it but it only works and is safe if you intend to test a new platform. It would turn to be terrible idea if you use that account as a long term and official account on that platform. Because of dummy, throw away sim card, some people lost access to their email and account.

It sounds weird when you contact support and say you lost access to both your email and phone number. I know there are verificafion process for account recovery but it is mess people might put themselves in with dummy, throw away sim card and later lose it.

[Tellek Garing]

@Peanutswar according to the admin reply in the Issue of KYC it was mentioned that KYC is not mandatory for users and it's only required for those who want to deposit and play using centralized paper money on the sites that is those who want to use bank or master cards to make deposits to the site.

[stomachgrowls]

@Peanutswar according to the admin reply in the Issue of KYC it was mentioned that KYC is not mandatory for users and it's only required for those who want to deposit and play using centralized paper money on the sites that is those who want to use bank or master cards to make deposits to the site.

I dont have experience on using the site but i do have that question is that, when you do make out some fiat deposits, can you able to make some conversion or switch up to crypto if you do like to?
Or some sort of internal exchange or have something like that.If it does then it would really be a big convenience but of course you would be risking your identity. 

[Cryptock]

@Peanutswar according to the admin reply in the Issue of KYC it was mentioned that KYC is not mandatory for users and it's only required for those who want to deposit and play using centralized paper money on the sites that is those who want to use bank or master cards to make deposits to the site.

I don't think verification only applies to centralized currencies. There is not a word about it in their Term of Service, and it looks like it applies to all users:

6.6 We reserve the right to request further evidence of identification and age from you to verify your Membership Application (e.g. valid picture identification). If there is any change to your information details, you shall notify us of the relevant change immediately.

6.7 We reserve the right to confirm your name and address by post. The Company may, at our discretion, undertake additional security checks against any information that you provide. By agreeing to these Terms and Conditions you give consent for The Company to access, use and store any identification verification or checks that may be made against you.

source: https://www.bk8btc.com/faq?tab=3

From what I have observed, there is no casino that divides users into those who use fiat money and crypto. ToS simply affects all users of a given casino and is the same for everyone.

[TimeTeller]

@Peanutswar according to the admin reply in the Issue of KYC it was mentioned that KYC is not mandatory for users and it's only required for those who want to deposit and play using centralized paper money on the sites that is those who want to use bank or master cards to make deposits to the site.

I don't think verification only applies to centralized currencies. There is not a word about it in their Term of Service, and it looks like it applies to all users:

6.6 We reserve the right to request further evidence of identification and age from you to verify your Membership Application (e.g. valid picture identification). If there is any change to your information details, you shall notify us of the relevant change immediately.

6.7 We reserve the right to confirm your name and address by post. The Company may, at our discretion, undertake additional security checks against any information that you provide. By agreeing to these Terms and Conditions you give consent for The Company to access, use and store any identification verification or checks that may be made against you.

source: https://www.bk8btc.com/faq?tab=3

From what I have observed, there is no casino that divides users into those who use fiat money and crypto. ToS simply affects all users of a given casino and is the same for everyone.

Bottomline, if you do want to play on this site, be ready to submit those documents if needed.
Because from what I have seen here in most casinos, sometimes when the player is winning big, the casino will freeze your account so you can comply with their KYC requirements.
They may not require you at the start of depositing funds to their site, but later on, they may implement it on your account.
Their basis is always on their ToS. So if you are not comfortable sending your docs, better find another casino that can cater your gambling activities.

[Hamphser]

@Peanutswar according to the admin reply in the Issue of KYC it was mentioned that KYC is not mandatory for users and it's only required for those who want to deposit and play using centralized paper money on the sites that is those who want to use bank or master cards to make deposits to the site.

I don't think verification only applies to centralized currencies. There is not a word about it in their Term of Service, and it looks like it applies to all users:

6.6 We reserve the right to request further evidence of identification and age from you to verify your Membership Application (e.g. valid picture identification). If there is any change to your information details, you shall notify us of the relevant change immediately.

6.7 We reserve the right to confirm your name and address by post. The Company may, at our discretion, undertake additional security checks against any information that you provide. By agreeing to these Terms and Conditions you give consent for The Company to access, use and store any identification verification or checks that may be made against you.

source: https://www.bk8btc.com/faq?tab=3

From what I have observed, there is no casino that divides users into those who use fiat money and crypto. ToS simply affects all users of a given casino and is the same for everyone.

Bottomline, if you do want to play on this site, be ready to submit those documents if needed.
Because from what I have seen here in most casinos, sometimes when the player is winning big, the casino will freeze your account so you can comply with their KYC requirements.
They may not require you at the start of depositing funds to their site, but later on, they may implement it on your account.
Their basis is always on their ToS. So if you are not comfortable sending your docs, better find another casino that can cater your gambling activities.

But there are sites which doesnt really ask out KYC even when you do win up hundreds of thousands which is great but couldnt really deny that there are ones who do really end up on requesting up
which as a user/winner wont really be having any choice but to deal or comply with it yet you wont really be having any choice.So its better to read up on terms first and if you dont like it then
skip out and find for another one which is just like a typical stuff to make.

[mu_enrico]

BK8 is a casino that has a lot of promotion that can be abused with multiple accounts, thus there must be rules that prevent abuses. It's kind of similar to FortuneJack but more lenient IMO. Also, this is a 2014 casino, so the rules have been in place for years, so they know what they are doing.

But there are sites which doesnt really ask out KYC even when you do win up hundreds of thousands which is great

I sincerely doubt that, for old unregulated dice sites, maybe, but not for modern casinos. I have an account in lots of casinos and each of them has a KYC policy.

Bottomline, if you do want to play on this site, be ready to submit those documents if needed.

Yes, especially if you want to commit since BK8 has lots of promotion. If you just want to test or just for signature campaign requirement, KYC is unnecessary.

Look, KYC has many levels, and the registration page is like Level 0/1 when you voluntarily disclose the required data. There's no verification at this level, no documents needed. I played there sometimes, deposit and withdrawal without issues since I'm using crypto, even though I'm using a pseudonym and a burner. If I want to commit in the future, I'll just ask for the live support to change my data or close my dummy account and start fresh with real data*

*Disclaimer: I'm not responsible for any losses or any problem that arise using my method. It's just my personal view/method.

[Eureka_07]

Are residents from the Philippines cannot register and play on your site? I am trying to create an account however I cannot see the Philippines on the country options, and of course I cannot see the Peso currency option on the list. I thought giving the country of bank and preferred currency was only for those who wanted to use fiat currency, how about those who wanted to play with cryptocurrencies?

[Dewi Aries]

Are residents from the Philippines cannot register and play on your site? I am trying to create an account however I cannot see the Philippines on the country options, and of course I cannot see the Peso currency option on the list. I thought giving the country of bank and preferred currency was only for those who wanted to use fiat currency, how about those who wanted to play with cryptocurrencies?

I don't see the Philippines on the ban list and for currency you can make a deposit/withdraw use USDT the TRON network 
Some users here avoid local banks you can check the discussion about it in this thread. It's a bit strange that BK8 doesn't have a representative in the Philippines because as far as i know philippines one of asian gambling base.

[Tellek Garing]

Are residents from the Philippines cannot register and play on your site? I am trying to create an account however I cannot see the Philippines on the country options, and of course I cannot see the Peso currency option on the list. I thought giving the country of bank and preferred currency was only for those who wanted to use fiat currency, how about those who wanted to play with cryptocurrencies?

I don't see the Philippines on the ban list and for currency you can make a deposit/withdraw use USDT the TRON network 
Some users here avoid local banks you can check the discussion about it in this thread. It's a bit strange that BK8 doesn't have a representative in the Philippines because as far as i know philippines one of asian gambling base.

I think in the future the casino will have a representative in the Philippines since they make up for a large percentage of gamblers in recent statistics.

BK8 will have to do a lot of improvements and possible adjustments in the rules as it is confusing and being mid interpreted by many users.

[Kemarit]

Are residents from the Philippines cannot register and play on your site? I am trying to create an account however I cannot see the Philippines on the country options, and of course I cannot see the Peso currency option on the list. I thought giving the country of bank and preferred currency was only for those who wanted to use fiat currency, how about those who wanted to play with cryptocurrencies?

I was also surprised to see that the Philippines is not on the list while all other Asian nations are included. So I try to scroll down if this is just a mistake, but then again it was not really included in the list.

Maybe this is just a mistake on the part of the gambling platform as Philippines is more crypto friendly than other nations, it even has 3 biggest casinos.

[Maslate]

Are residents from the Philippines cannot register and play on your site? I am trying to create an account however I cannot see the Philippines on the country options, and of course I cannot see the Peso currency option on the list. I thought giving the country of bank and preferred currency was only for those who wanted to use fiat currency, how about those who wanted to play with cryptocurrencies?

I was also surprised to see that the Philippines is not on the list while all other Asian nations are included. So I try to scroll down if this is just a mistake, but then again it was not really included in the list.

Maybe this is just a mistake on the part of the gambling platform as Philippines is more crypto friendly than other nations, it even has 3 biggest casinos.

Same here, but if the site will not ask for KYC, then maybe it's okay to use a different country or in short provide fake information?
I know the risk, of course, that's bypassing the rules of the site, but anyone who likes to try the platform may try to fake their information, so I want to ask, how serious is it? and what would probably be the sanction if the site found out about it?

[stomachgrowls]

Are residents from the Philippines cannot register and play on your site? I am trying to create an account however I cannot see the Philippines on the country options, and of course I cannot see the Peso currency option on the list. I thought giving the country of bank and preferred currency was only for those who wanted to use fiat currency, how about those who wanted to play with cryptocurrencies?

I was also surprised to see that the Philippines is not on the list while all other Asian nations are included. So I try to scroll down if this is just a mistake, but then again it was not really included in the list.

Maybe this is just a mistake on the part of the gambling platform as Philippines is more crypto friendly than other nations, it even has 3 biggest casinos.

Same here, but if the site will not ask for KYC, then maybe it's okay to use a different country or in short provide fake information?
I know the risk, of course, that's bypassing the rules of the site, but anyone who likes to try the platform may try to fake their information, so I want to ask, how serious is it? and what would probably be the sanction if the site found out about it?

Trying out to register on the site on using up other credentials specially on that phone number section which there are lots of countries which isnt included on the list also included mine too on where

you couldnt possibly able to register if you couldnt input a valid one but i do make use of some example mobile phone in internet ex. Thailand which i do make use as my information and input up

fake name too just for the sake of seeing overall site design and functionality. They do have fiat and crypto options as a way of payment which is great.
Site itself isnt bad looking and the functionalities as well.

[Maslate]

Are residents from the Philippines cannot register and play on your site? I am trying to create an account however I cannot see the Philippines on the country options, and of course I cannot see the Peso currency option on the list. I thought giving the country of bank and preferred currency was only for those who wanted to use fiat currency, how about those who wanted to play with cryptocurrencies?

I was also surprised to see that the Philippines is not on the list while all other Asian nations are included. So I try to scroll down if this is just a mistake, but then again it was not really included in the list.

Maybe this is just a mistake on the part of the gambling platform as Philippines is more crypto friendly than other nations, it even has 3 biggest casinos.

Same here, but if the site will not ask for KYC, then maybe it's okay to use a different country or in short provide fake information?
I know the risk, of course, that's bypassing the rules of the site, but anyone who likes to try the platform may try to fake their information, so I want to ask, how serious is it? and what would probably be the sanction if the site found out about it?

Trying out to register on the site on using up other credentials specially on that phone number section which there are lots of countries which isnt included on the list also included mine too on where

you couldnt possibly able to register if you couldnt input a valid one but i do make use of some example mobile phone in internet ex. Thailand which i do make use as my information and input up

fake name too just for the sake of seeing overall site design and functionality. They do have fiat and crypto options as a way of payment which is great.
Site itself isnt bad looking and the functionalities as well.

That's why I'm thinking of putting in some fake credentials so I could explore the site because it's not the kind of site that you can explore even you are unregistered, you need to be registered to be able to explore the who market of the sites, I'm talking about the sports betting.