NO KYC Sportbooks?

[manbitcoinlover]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

[Eureka_07]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

From my base knowledge, most sportsbook will ask for KYC verification depending on player's activity and balance.
But I tried to search for what you're asking here, I found that there are some, but I really am not familiar to them. I'll just drop the link below, and you can background check those that are listed there before continuing.

Here is the link.

I removed the link since there are users that has some issues about it.

[Stalker22]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

A similar question was asked recently on this forum, so you can find the answers there:
Sportbook without KYC


Typically, most sports bookies do not require KYC unless you do something wrong or shady, such as suspected cheating or money laundering... But, regardless of KYC, you should always choose gambling websites that have a good reputation.

[tokeweed]

Lol it’s impossible to have a ‘no KYC’ book in this kind of environment.  Not with all the shennanigans going on with all the money laundering going through the space.  They will all ask for ID eventually.  The funny thing is there’s a poker site that has never asked for KYC.  Perfect place to launder money via chip dumping.

[Saint-loup]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

From my base knowledge, most sportsbook will ask for KYC verification depending on player's activity and balance.
But I tried to search for what you're asking here, I found that there are some, but I really am not familiar to them. I'll just drop the link below, and you can background check those that are listed there before continuing.

Here is the link.

Where did you find such dubious sportsbooks? On google? Moreover they seem to be fiat sportsbooks and not crypto ones. If you were gambling you would already know well reputed crypto sportsbooks with no KYC like Stake for example. You should increase your knowledge before posting here if you don't want to spam and to mislead legit gamblers.

[Ziskinberg]

Lol it’s impossible to have a ‘no KYC’ book in this kind of environment.  Not with all the shennanigans going on with all the money laundering going through the space.  They will all ask for ID eventually.  The funny thing is there’s a poker site that has never asked for KYC.  Perfect place to launder money via chip dumping.

I think it depends on the location where you are living, if the regulation is tight then probably the sportsbook will require you a verification.

I am using different sportsbook and was never ask for a KYC, maybe a simple requirement on information but not on documents to verify the information I put. Sportsbook that I'm using with no KYC based on experience are, sportsbet, bitsler, and nitrogensports.

[nelson4lov]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

A similar question was asked recently on this forum, so you can find the answers there:
Sportbook without KYC


Typically, most sports bookies do not require KYC unless you do something wrong or shady, such as suspected cheating or money laundering... But, regardless of KYC, you should always choose gambling websites that have a good reputation.

True that. Comparing the two - A sportbook might not have KYC regardless of anything that happens but might end up scamming users vs a sportbook that conducts KYC only when there's a suspicious activity on the account in question. As long as you do everything right, then I don't think this KYC thing would be a matter of concern. Plus, I think the gambling industry has some legality attached to it so there would be KYC at the end of the day.

[Eureka_07]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

From my base knowledge, most sportsbook will ask for KYC verification depending on player's activity and balance.
But I tried to search for what you're asking here, I found that there are some, but I really am not familiar to them. I'll just drop the link below, and you can background check those that are listed there before continuing.

Here is the link.

Where did you find such dubious sportsbooks? On google? Moreover they seem to be fiat sportsbooks and not crypto ones. If you were gambling you would already know well reputed crypto sportsbooks with no KYC like Stake for example. You should increase your knowledge before posting here if you don't want to spam and to mislead legit gamblers.

Huh?
What are you saying? Hahaha did I mislead him? I just gave some of what I'd found for him. Should I explore my knowledge about gambling? I've been playing for a couple of years, and I'm not just saying anything I don't really know.
Spam? Mislead? Are you seriously saying that?   Before you quote me, pls make you understand what I said correctly.

[Yogee]

Lol it’s impossible to have a ‘no KYC’ book in this kind of environment.  Not with all the shennanigans going on with all the money laundering going through the space.  They will all ask for ID eventually.  The funny thing is there’s a poker site that has never asked for KYC.  Perfect place to launder money via chip dumping.

I think it depends on the location where you are living, if the regulation is tight then probably the sportsbook will require you a verification.

I am using different sportsbook and was never ask for a KYC, maybe a simple requirement on information but not on documents to verify the information I put. Sportsbook that I'm using with no KYC based on experience are, sportsbet, bitsler, and nitrogensports.

Isn't there a clause somewhere in their TOS that they will ask for more personal information whenever they think it's a must? Suspicions on unusual activities and high amount of withdrawal are usually among those cases. I think that's  part of the reason why tokeweed said "eventually". Those bookies may not be asking you now but nothing is stopping them from doing so in the future.

[Saint-loup]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

From my base knowledge, most sportsbook will ask for KYC verification depending on player's activity and balance.
But I tried to search for what you're asking here, I found that there are some, but I really am not familiar to them. I'll just drop the link below, and you can background check those that are listed there before continuing.

Here is the link.

Where did you find such dubious sportsbooks? On google? Moreover they seem to be fiat sportsbooks and not crypto ones. If you were gambling you would already know well reputed crypto sportsbooks with no KYC like Stake for example. You should increase your knowledge before posting here if you don't want to spam and to mislead legit gamblers.

Huh?
What are you saying? Hahaha did I mislead him? I just gave some of what I'd found for him. Should I explore my knowledge about gambling? I've been playing for a couple of years, and I'm not just saying anything I don't really know.
Spam? Mislead? Are you seriously saying that?   Before you quote me, pls make you understand what I said correctly.

You didn't reply to my question, where did you find this page? Those so called sportsbooks are unknown here and highly dubious, moreover I don't understand why you are posting links of fiat sportsbooks here. You're obviously a noob in gambling and you should refrain from posting random content without knowing what it is and spamming.

[Eureka_07]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

From my base knowledge, most sportsbook will ask for KYC verification depending on player's activity and balance.
But I tried to search for what you're asking here, I found that there are some, but I really am not familiar to them. I'll just drop the link below, and you can background check those that are listed there before continuing.

Here is the link.

Where did you find such dubious sportsbooks? On google? Moreover they seem to be fiat sportsbooks and not crypto ones. If you were gambling you would already know well reputed crypto sportsbooks with no KYC like Stake for example. You should increase your knowledge before posting here if you don't want to spam and to mislead legit gamblers.

Huh?
What are you saying? Hahaha did I mislead him? I just gave some of what I'd found for him. Should I explore my knowledge about gambling? I've been playing for a couple of years, and I'm not just saying anything I don't really know.
Spam? Mislead? Are you seriously saying that?   Before you quote me, pls make you understand what I said correctly.

You didn't reply to my question, where did you find this page? Those so called sportsbooks are unknown here and highly dubious, moreover I don't understand why you are posting links of fiat sportsbooks here. You're obviously a noob in gambling and you should refrain from posting random content without knowing what it is and spamming.

Cant you read the link? Did you even clicked it? Obviously the website of that link is a review website for casinos.
He doesn't said that he want a crypto casino nor a fiat one
You're a war freak who just quotes and reply without fully understanding what is being said.

[TimeTeller]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

A similar question was asked recently on this forum, so you can find the answers there:
Sportbook without KYC


Typically, most sports bookies do not require KYC unless you do something wrong or shady, such as suspected cheating or money laundering... But, regardless of KYC, you should always choose gambling websites that have a good reputation.

True that. Comparing the two - A sportbook might not have KYC regardless of anything that happens but might end up scamming users vs a sportbook that conducts KYC only when there's a suspicious activity on the account in question. As long as you do everything right, then I don't think this KYC thing would be a matter of concern. Plus, I think the gambling industry has some legality attached to it so there would be KYC at the end of the day.

This is why it is always in your best interest to play on a reputable casino, whether it has KYC or not.
Because let's say, the casino will never ask KYC but you always have the problem of withdrawing your funds.
So are you going to be playing on the site with some issues like withdrawal?
Also, if you are a high roller, expect that even casino without strict requirement of KYC may possibly ask KYC from you.
So don't look for sportsbooks without KYC only, but also look for their reputation in the industry.

[blockman]

Never? Most sportsbooks as said will ask for your KYC to verify your account and if you've been playing with them all along and they've found something wrong with your account and activity. But as long as you've got a clear account to them, they won't ask you KYC.
That's if you're thinking about them never going to ask you for it, then you should be fine at the beginning and if there's nothing wrong that you've done, they won't ask you to do so.

[Stalker22]

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He doesn't said that he want a crypto casino nor a fiat one

Well, this is a cryptocurrency related forum after all, so it goes without saying that we discuss cryptocurrency related gambling. 

By the way, I didn't check your link, so I can't comment on it.

[Reid]

I don't remember filling up any KYC at Sportsbet.io before. If they have the same rules then yes, they are one on my list.
But there's a catch, you cannot bet for high amounts although it should be enough if you are an average gambler. They just need your e-mail and you can even use a dummy and go for 2FA for security purposes.

[Saint-loup]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

From my base knowledge, most sportsbook will ask for KYC verification depending on player's activity and balance.
But I tried to search for what you're asking here, I found that there are some, but I really am not familiar to them. I'll just drop the link below, and you can background check those that are listed there before continuing.

Here is the link.

Where did you find such dubious sportsbooks? On google? Moreover they seem to be fiat sportsbooks and not crypto ones. If you were gambling you would already know well reputed crypto sportsbooks with no KYC like Stake for example. You should increase your knowledge before posting here if you don't want to spam and to mislead legit gamblers.

Huh?
What are you saying? Hahaha did I mislead him? I just gave some of what I'd found for him. Should I explore my knowledge about gambling? I've been playing for a couple of years, and I'm not just saying anything I don't really know.
Spam? Mislead? Are you seriously saying that?   Before you quote me, pls make you understand what I said correctly.

You didn't reply to my question, where did you find this page? Those so called sportsbooks are unknown here and highly dubious, moreover I don't understand why you are posting links of fiat sportsbooks here. You're obviously a noob in gambling and you should refrain from posting random content without knowing what it is and spamming.

Cant you read the link? Did you even clicked it? Obviously the website of that link is a review website for casinos.
He doesn't said that he want a crypto casino nor a fiat one
You're a war freak who just quotes and reply without fully understanding what is being said.

You are trying to avoid my question about the origin of your link and misleading people by spreading fake news. Those reviews are just fake, they are intended to fool people with good ratings and comments about some scammy platforms.

[ralle14]

Like what tokeweed said there's no such thing as a sportsbook that won't ask for KYC, at some point they will ask for KYC depending on their set of rules since they change these rules from time to time.

Sportsbet, Stake, and Nitrogensports are some of the sportsbooks i've used for quite some time and they haven't asked for KYC. I also suggest checking out these reviews from Bitedge if you want to check other crypto sportsbooks.

[Wexnident]

Nitrogensports and stake didn't ask for KYC when I used them back then afaik, so you can try them out. Though I think that's only in the beginning and you'd still inevitably end up with trying to comply with their requirements though, just like any other sportsbook out there. It does give you freedom early on though, so I guess if you're only trying to play for a bit, those could work. I'd rather avoid those that have completely no KYC tbh, since that's mostly a red flag in terms of the trustworthiness of that sportsbook.

[danherbias07]

Try Stake.com. Just click my signature and see for yourself. Just an e-mail address is enough and they will let you gamble with different sports with different features. From over and under score to player props and multi bets.

Here is the link.

Where did you find such dubious sportsbooks? On google? Moreover they seem to be fiat sportsbooks and not crypto ones. If you were gambling you would already know well reputed crypto sportsbooks with no KYC like Stake for example. You should increase your knowledge before posting here if you don't want to spam and to mislead legit gamblers.

Sorry Eureka_07, I agree with Saint-loup as I checked the link. Those are not looking good websites that was suggested by the article.
I don't know how you end up with such article but I think it's because of a wrong google search. Might as well just take it down or you might harm other gambler that would check that link.

He doesn't said that he want a crypto casino nor a fiat one

Nope, but he opened a thread in a cryptocurrency forum so if my logic is right there should be an option of cryptocurrencies.

[goinmerry]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

There's no accurate answer for that. In the first place, how can we know if such terms won't be applied in the future? We don't have crystal balls to predict the future. We also don't know the future action of the site owners. Only them know the answer here but honestly speaking, even asking them now, they are also not sure as it will depend on a given situation.

For now, just enjoy some sportsbook that is not mandatory requiring a KYC. There are lots of sites that still don't have that requirement. That's what matters for now because we don't know if centralization will also slowly hit the crypto-gambling sites in the future.