NO KYC Sportbooks?

[RealMalatesta]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

You cannot get such a guarantee from a licenced gambling house as they need to bind along with all government and regulations then when government insist for new strict norms on KYC then any casino which promised you for never asking may chance their stand.

As of now, the only house which is not asking me any of KYC is, freebitco.in. They are only crypto based casino hence they never need any licence which again lead them not to insist on any KYC. They have enough coverage on various sports so they might be the end of your search.

[STT]

Its probably related to volume, if you want a guarantee I'm not sure but alot of places wont bother you if just casually betting.   Just avoid stacking up large amounts even if you bet alot, withdraw your winnings so you can limit your risk in this regard if you feel its a problem to you.   You can always just email them, a general question that can be answered by their support seems reasonable to ask and they'll give assurance either way I guess.  Every site has to comply if people are upto no good though, I dont think anywhere will put themselves in harms way of big trouble vs laws etc.

[dimonstration]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

There is a like topic from 2019 which many mention websites. You can refer https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5195221.0 and check whether their insights were still active. But at times like these were crypto is developing and mny countries and government tighthens the security for gambling transaction and in crypto KYC is needed for them to continue their operations. KYC is fine as long as the casino and website were joining and putting our money in have a good reputation.

[Slow death]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

man my advice Is this:

1 - when you decide to create an account in a casino? be prepared to give true information and eventually KYC if they ask, this is something you should take into account when creating an account at any casino.

2 - All governments are doing tough checks on money laundering laws, so forget that there will be any casino that won't ask for KYC, and that's not just with casinos, exchanges are also in the same crosshairs of governments

[madnessteat]

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I absolutely agree with you. If the platform did not require its users to pass KYC in the past it does not mean that it will not require tomorrow to confirm your identity and indicate the source of income and confirm it with documents. You need to be prepared for that and not keep funds on the platforms that you are afraid of losing.

[Doell]

why kyc need possible to keep your account safe too and for convenience also when you get huge win
stake doesn't ask for kyc but a few months ago I also don't know exactly forgot there is a kyc option on the stake platform maybe for prevention of money laundering or other fraudulent by user ,fill in your data as honestly as possible then if you play fair and don't go wrong in the future everything will be fine

[harizen]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

We will never know if KYC won't be asked in the future. You have to be ready on that the same way as to how popular crypto-trading platforms make KYC as mandated. I'm not sure when but we are not talking about KYC will be imposed on gambling sites just quick.

On the current bookie you are betting on, or preferred in the future, just continue using them while KYC is not imposed. For sure it will count several years before KYC will start to impose on gambling sites.

Don't think about that "for now".

[agustina2]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

Not popular sites may be the ones that we will never ask KYC for their users. Reputable and popular ones will make the first move if ever they will be pressured by the government. But the risk is, unpopular sites are not trustworthy.

There are lots of popular gambling sites that still don't ask for KYC. Stick with them for now and if ever KYC will be asked, then just stop using those sportsbooks.

[bitgolden]

We will never know if KYC won't be asked in the future. You have to be ready on that the same way as to how popular crypto-trading platforms make KYC as mandated.

That must be the reality; we have experienced the same with gambling houses and with crypto exchanges as well. When government mandate about KYC for all gambling houses, you need to comply with them otherwise your account will get locked until you clear KYC. If any gambler is ready to move on if KYC become mandatory then they may go with right now KYC-free casinos. Or else, they must need to be prepared to clear KYC requirements so that continuing gambling might be possible.

As of now, the only house which is not asking me any of KYC is, freebitco.in. They are only crypto based casino hence they never need any licence which again lead them not to insist on any KYC.

Most reputed casinos in this forum are not asking KYC from the beginning but if you try to abuse their bonus or giveaway system then they will mandate KYC to continue with them.

[CaVO32]

We will never know if KYC won't be asked in the future. You have to be ready on that the same way as to how popular crypto-trading platforms make KYC as mandated.

That must be the reality; we have experienced the same with gambling houses and with crypto exchanges as well. When government mandate about KYC for all gambling houses, you need to comply with them otherwise your account will get locked until you clear KYC. If any gambler is ready to move on if KYC become mandatory then they may go with right now KYC-free casinos. Or else, they must need to be prepared to clear KYC requirements so that continuing gambling might be possible.

As of now, the only house which is not asking me any of KYC is, freebitco.in. They are only crypto based casino hence they never need any licence which again lead them not to insist on any KYC.

Most reputed casinos in this forum are not asking KYC from the beginning but if you try to abuse their bonus or giveaway system then they will mandate KYC to continue with them.

I don't think it is safe to say that casinos will never ask KYC. Maybe, this will be true to substandard casinos but the likelihood that you will get screwed is high by making excuses not to send your withdrawal. So for me, as long as you are keeping with the ToS of the site, and it is reputable, you have no worry about KYC when it comes to known reputable casinos. I don't think they will tarnish their reputation for screwing their players, especially if you are talking about small amount of money involved.

[Naficopa]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

As far as I know, 1xBit.com has never asked for KYC verification. Official information on about verification shows that the player may be asked for verification only when these are very large amounts and there is a suspicion that it may be money laundering.

[agustina2]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

As far as I know, 1xBit.com has never asked for KYC verification. Official information on about verification shows that the player may be asked for verification only when these are very large amounts and there is a suspicion that it may be money laundering.

For now, yes. But as a licensed site (not sure if they are licensed), they are not prone to what the government will ask them to for their users in the future. There are several gambling sites that still don't ask for KYC up to now but we can't guarantee the same terms in the future.

It's been a discussion before that what if KYC will now be asked on our favorite gambling site. Most users choose not to use the site anymore and those loyal ones will comply with KYC procedure.

[Saint-loup]

2 - All governments are doing tough checks on money laundering laws, so forget that there will be any casino that won't ask for KYC, and that's not just with casinos, exchanges are also in the same crosshairs of governments

I disagree with that because most of casinos and sportsbooks don't offer crypto exchange services, officially at least. Then they are not subject to the same laws. Buying goods and services with cryptos without doing KYC is legal in most of countries then we shouldn't need to do KYC to use casinos. In addition casinos/sportsbooks are mostly established offshore unlike big exchanges.

[chaser15]

2 - All governments are doing tough checks on money laundering laws, so forget that there will be any casino that won't ask for KYC, and that's not just with casinos, exchanges are also in the same crosshairs of governments

I disagree with that because most of casinos and sportsbooks don't offer crypto exchange services, officially at least. Then they are not subject to the same laws. Buying goods and services with cryptos without doing KYC is legal in most of countries then we shouldn't need to do KYC to use casinos. In addition casinos/sportsbooks are mostly established offshore unlike big exchanges.

You are correct that crypto gambling sites don't offer the same service as exchange then why are other gambling sites now asking KYC for some exceptional reason like big winnings? There are lots of issues before that someone got to win big but gambling sites hold that withdrawal and ask for KYC. Why KYC should have been a part before that withdrawals be allowed. Gambling sites can easily verify if the winnings got in a legit way. No need for KYC.

It now came to a conclusion that soon we will now see gambling sites asking for KYC. I hope it won't happen.

[Naficopa]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

As far as I know, 1xBit.com has never asked for KYC verification. Official information on about verification shows that the player may be asked for verification only when these are very large amounts and there is a suspicion that it may be money laundering.

For now, yes. But as a licensed site (not sure if they are licensed), they are not prone to what the government will ask them to for their users in the future. There are several gambling sites that still don't ask for KYC up to now but we can't guarantee the same terms in the future.

It's been a discussion before that what if KYC will now be asked on our favorite gambling site. Most users choose not to use the site anymore and those loyal ones will comply with KYC procedure.

I think sooner or later all licensed casinos and bookmakers will have to do the mandatory KYC verification. This is what governments in all countries are going for. After all, everyone knows how much money is in the gambling industry, so everyone wants a piece of that cake for themselves.
1xbit claims that their guiding principle is anonymity, so it looks like they will want it to stay that way as long as possible.
Anyway, probably soon without verification we will be able to play only in casinos and bookmakers that operate without a license.

[chaser15]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

You cannot get such a guarantee from a licenced gambling house as they need to bind along with all government and regulations then when government insist for new strict norms on KYC then any casino which promised you for never asking may chance their stand.

As of now, the only house which is not asking me any of KYC is, freebitco.in. They are only crypto based casino hence they never need any licence which again lead them not to insist on any KYC. They have enough coverage on various sports so they might be the end of your search.

I agree. There's no guarantee that gambling sites that don't ask for KYC today will be the same later on.

Regulations on crypto are now being watched by the government. Even money laundering is being used more in fiat transactions, crypto is one of the best and effective for those people to do such acts. License provider under a certain country's jurisdiction will be forced to ask crypto gambling sites under them to make KYC a necessary requirements.

[Reid]

1 - when you decide to create an account in a casino? be prepared to give true information and eventually KYC if they ask, this is something you should take into account when creating an account at any casino.

2 - All governments are doing tough checks on money laundering laws, so forget that there will be any casino that won't ask for KYC, and that's not just with casinos, exchanges are also in the same crosshairs of governments

And it better be worth the KYC that you will provide.
Look for the most trusted sports gambling with cryptocurrencies as an option to bet. Less risk for the information to be leaked in other platforms that may be copied by scammers and hackers. If it's too fragile then better ask the support first on where they will be keeping all those details that you provided.

[magneto]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

You simply can't find one.

You can try use Stake and Nitrogenbet who have traditionally never asked for KYC, but that is definitely not a guarantee that they won't in the future as it is embedding in their T&Cs that they will be able to ask for KYC as they wish.

At the end of the day there is going to be a degree of trust necessary when you play on these sites.

[michellee]

If you do not want to do KYC in gambling, then do not gamble because someday, crypto gamblers can have KYC on most websites because the government wants to watch people who are often playing gambling. Maybe to prevent KYC, you can deposit and withdraw not too big money as some gambling sites will not ask for KYC if their members do not break their minimum withdrawal amount. But I guess that will not be easy as when we are playing gambling and winning for some money, we will still play more games to earn more money.

[fiulpro]

What are some sportbooks that will NEVER ask for KYC

People mentioned already a couple of places that you can look out for but I do think that you realize the importance of KYC in sports books, there are some countries which would not let them function properly if they did not do that. Plus they are taking bets from people they do not know about it would not only be safer but it would also be more legit to go for the one which uses KYC. Which country are you talking about?

Sports books are different from gambling sites, plus rules and regulations are different as well. Try some gambling sites then, but do read their reviews first don't just jump in a scam.