High roller looking for KYC-FREE casino

[IndependentGambler]

I want to find a new casino without the need to expose myself to the KYC process. I don't want this thread to discuss the pro's and con's of KYC.
I want to remain a private person and gamble.
My play has made me the number 1 player at Blackjack.fun, wagering over 2000BTC
Things that are important:
KYC free obviously
good customer service
instant withdrawals
a community would be a plus
a decent range of games that are bug free


Thanks for taking your time to help me with the wide range of choices.

[ralle14]

With the KYC criteria, it'd be hard to give a recommendation as most of the top crypto casinos that i've been playing at more or less have an optional KYC page together with their own specific KYC rules, and eventually, it'll be unavoidable for most high rollers but if I could recommend a few casinos that are less strict with their KYC rules it'd be bustabit and bustadice. The only downside about these gambling sites is the games, both of them only have one game but the rest checks out.

[alegotardo]

I want to find a new casino without the need to expose myself to the KYC process. I don't want this thread to discuss the pro's and con's of KYC.
I want to remain a private person and gamble.
My play has made me the number 1 player at Blackjack.fun, wagering over 2000BTC
Things that are important:
KYC free obviously
good customer service
instant withdrawals
a community would be a plus
a decent range of games that are bug free


Thanks for taking your time to help me with the wide range of choices.

I'm sorry, but for the values you're mentioning it's very difficult to find a reliable site that has a reasonable variety of games for you to bet on without having to surrender to KYC.
If you really don't want to submit your details, I recommend you split your bets into smaller amounts across multiple sites so that you always stay below the limits that require KYC.
Still...be aware of the risks that if you win too high a prize, you could have your account and funds blocked until you complete identity verification.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

I want to find a new casino without the need to expose myself to the KYC process.

There is a contradiction between the title of the thread and this sentence. I take it you want non-kyc but you wrote it wrong in the title. Anyway, have a look at this thread. You have all the information you are looking for:

Information of Crypto Casinos License and KYC requirements

[Oshosondy]

With the KYC criteria, it'd be hard to give a recommendation as most of the top crypto casinos that i've been playing at more or less have an optional KYC page together with their own specific KYC rules, and eventually, it'll be unavoidable for most high rollers but if I could recommend a few casinos that are less strict with their KYC rules it'd be bustabit and bustadice. The only downside about these gambling sites is the games, both of them only have one game but the rest checks out.

I saw this thread before I slept yesterday, I couldn't post to the thread because all the gambling sites that I know all require KYC. Even if there is any that do not require KYC, we should still know that they are not decentralized but centralized and can request for KYC at any anytime, making it mandatory.  But aside the KYC part, gamblings sites that have official thread on gambling board on this forum are recommended, especially those with active thread and active official account that can respond to anyone that come up with issue on this forum about the gambling site.

[Adbitco]

But do you know that you must prepare yourself for KYC with the amount you are mentioning is even the hardest thing to have without passing through KYC processes. Though there are some site that may consider you with little amount if withdrawing without going through such process but seeing that you have a very large volume deposit/withdrawal will such affect you to go through kyc.
Keep in mind as a gambler who gambles online must be ready to expose himself or herself to KYC it's unavoidable requirements from casino site.

[swogerino]

Almost all casinos for the amount you are saying require KYC and there is not a single serious casino even in the crypto arena that won't ask for KYC when paying out a huge amount of money in a single withdrawal.All the serious and reputable casinos have this requirement because they have a license and abide by the laws of the country in which they have got the license (I am not very knowledgeable in this area but this is what I understand from their terms and conditions).It would be extremely rare if you find a serious and trustworthy casino that would not require KYC for big amount of money.

[romero121]

Almost all casinos for the amount you are saying require KYC and there is not a single serious casino even in the crypto arena that won't ask for KYC when paying out a huge amount of money in a single withdrawal.All the serious and reputable casinos have this requirement because they have a license and abide by the laws of the country in which they have got the license (I am not very knowledgeable in this area but this is what I understand from their terms and conditions).It would be extremely rare if you find a serious and trustworthy casino that would not require KYC for big amount of money.

Op have mentioned about his wagering that has made him no.1 in blackjack.fun and nowhere he mentioned about the single huge withdrawal requirement. Looking his wager, he's a whale gambler and his winnings seems to be high. However if his plans were for huge withdrawal then it is quite hard to find such platforms, if not most of the platforms provide support with limitations.

[cabron]

Even if you find a casino that doesnt ask KYC, you wouldn't find an instant withdrawal if youre going to send out a huge amount.

I tried playing on a casino that is suppose to be a auto. But withdrawing the small amount I have took time. I'm guessing they still screen withdrawals. All casino these days are like this already even the ones they call running on blockchain such as earnbet.io

[Cling18]

There are actually lots of different casino sites that will not ask or require you to submit KYC but if you're a high roller, they will still ask you to comply with their KYC before you withdraw your funds. I don't think complying with the KYC requirement will harm you. Your details and personal information are safe as well as you're using a highly reputable casino site.

[AmoreJaz]

I want to find a new casino without the need to expose myself to the KYC process.

There is a contradiction between the title of the thread and this sentence. I take it you want non-kyc but you wrote it wrong in the title. Anyway, have a look at this thread. You have all the information you are looking for:

Information of Crypto Casinos License and KYC requirements

yes, should be non-KYC casino.

but regarding his query, i am thinking that if he can say contact one of the top casinos here like stake.com as we know they are capable of catering high rollers without a problem. now, if he wants not to submit his credentials, maybe he can request an arrangement prior to his games from the casino that he will be depositing large amount but as much as possible, would not submit his kyc details.

@OP, maybe you can contact our CM from stake - Carollzinha, or Stunna and present your situation. just be honest on your intentions and discuss your plans. maybe they can help you out with your situation. just one option that am seeing here. but make sure you have their go signal before you deposit big amount.

[Solosanz]

Since most of casinos in this forum have mandatory KYC rules, there's only few casinos that free KYC e.g. Freebitco.in, Anonibet and BCH.games. Freebitco.in have a good reputation in this forum and the representative are very active, I recommend this casino. While Anonibet and BCH.games seems there's no activity anymore, so if you have faced a problem, you will be hard to contact them and their reputation isn't really that good.

[buwaytress]

I have sent you a PM about my recommendation. It's the only one I would ever recommend, but with a small caveat. Just in case you're wondering, I have never had to KYC at the one I'm recommending, and never will need to.

As others mention, contact with the admins is best to enquire first.

There are other anon casinos like freebitco.in (which I think has the best rep but poorest choice of games) and Bitvest (which I won't recommend due to past reputation).

[FatFork]

It is possible to play without KYC, but it might get more complicated for you since most of the reputable casinos will ask you to provide your personal details and documents when you want to withdraw larger amounts. If you google KYC free casino, you will see a lot of results. However, since gambling has become so regulated in many parts of the world, it is not as easy as it once was to find a site that allows you to sign up without having to complete the KYC process. It used to be pretty common for some crypto sites to accept people from all over the world without having to go through that process, but those days are gone.

As Don Pedro Dinero already mentioned, there is a thread by Mahdirakib where you can find basic information about the KYC requirements of most of the casinos promoted here: Information of Crypto Casinos License and KYC requirements, but I would still confirm that information with customer support before depositing funds at any of the listed casinos.

[Saint-loup]

Since most of casinos in this forum have mandatory KYC rules, there's only few casinos that free KYC e.g. Freebitco.in, Anonibet and BCH.games. Freebitco.in have a good reputation in this forum and the representative are very active, I recommend this casino. While Anonibet and BCH.games seems there's no activity anymore, so if you have faced a problem, you will be hard to contact them and their reputation isn't really that good.

Along with those ones, Nitrobetting is known to not ask KYC, same for Bitvest and its brother 777coin already mentioned by buwaytress above. Yobit also provides few games and never requires any KYC. Peeps Place also quoted Betcoin and Playbetr on another thread but I'm not sure they don't require KYC for high rollers.
Only fully decentralized casinos would be totally safe, but we are still waiting for their release.

Nitrobetting, Betcoin, Playbetr, Freebitcoin are sites that never ask for KYC unless you use a VPN.

@IndependentGambler When you open a thread in this section it's better to create it in self-moderated mode to avoid spam.

[passwordnow]

I've read in the thread of Duelbits that the staff/representative himself said that there's no KYC there unless you haven't seen any unusual activity with your account.
But with the high rolls/bets that you'll do, it's likely that you'll be subject to KYC whenever you withdraw. You may try if you want and talk to the rep there since they're very approachable and there's nothing to worry about since most of those factors you've mentioned, have it.

[Peanutswar]

Some of the gambling casino right now making an implementation with at least level 1 KYC verification which is the email and the full name of the players but some of them does not put the real email and name to them instead different name and email after that if they face some issues like the withdrawal that's the time they will make another verification which is the submission of the address and ID to make sure they didn't abuse any kind of system.

[IndependentGambler]

I want to find a new casino without the need to expose myself to the KYC process.

There is a contradiction between the title of the thread and this sentence. I take it you want non-kyc but you wrote it wrong in the title. Anyway, have a look at this thread. You have all the information you are looking for:

Information of Crypto Casinos License and KYC requirements

Thanks for the typo notice and link, looking at it now

[Nrcewker]

If you are high roller then definitely many new casinos will ask for you to do KYC.
The reason is very simple, they don’t have strong bankrolls to fund the winner’s winnings, so therefore when a high roller bets huge amount, their system gets a warnings and therefore they ask for KYC.
You can try to play at Stake.com, they rarely ask for KYC if they suspect any sort of cheating or money laundering.
If you are away from these, then definitely you are good to play here without KYC.

[YOSHIE]

I want to find a new casino without the need to expose myself to the KYC process. I don't want this thread to discuss the pro's and con's of KYC.

@Don Pedro Dinero, has provided a link to the best casinos here, there are casinos that require KYC and casinos that do not require KYC, you know every gambling site has different rules, in my opinion even though the casino does not require kyc, but if you make a withdrawal outside the rules / above the specified limit, I think the casino will apply something to you in the withdrawal process.

Maybe, there are some casinos here that don't require kyc, but in deposit and withdrawal it's not up to 2000 BTC, normal, but I think with total withdrawals or deposits above 2000 BTC I don't think the casino will let you get away with it, surely one method will be applied to you, whether it's kyc or freezing and so on, to pass withdrawals.

For me it's better for you to use a normal casino site and bet according to their rules, even if it's not kyc.