High roller looking for KYC-FREE casino

[Beparanf]

Wagering over 2000 BTC? Man, you are definitely a madman when it comes to betting. Like, you can actually wage that kind of amount while it is remotely impossible for people to obtain at least 1 BTC in their lifetime.

The OP might be rich already and it's possible for him to bet big amounts, making it easy for him to wager big as well but it would be more impressive if he is winning more often and that kind of wager aren't made up of mostly losses. For us regular individuals, it is possible for us to own 1 btc or more if we will only buy at each dip and hodl it tightly.

The OP is indeed rich and doing gambling for a long time if you can check his post history. Also he is doing calculated bets which he competes on tournaments most of the time for rewards that’s why his wager volume is huge. He is the top 1 whale of Blackjack.fun before and he is known doing huge bet gambling. Probably he has an early investor on Bitcoin that’s why he have a huge savings of Bitcoin. He is only using Bitcoin to wager which is an indicator that he is a Bitcoin whale and long time investors.

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[Finestream]

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.

If you want to avoid disclosing your personal details, then do bet at a minimal amount. If you win, you’ll never have trouble withdrawing your money as KYC is not tight for small rewards. But as you’ve said, you are certainly a high roller, so you better bet on highly reputable casinos to secure your funds and avoid delay withdrawals, wherein KYC information is highly required. Otherwise, you might end up gambling in rigged casinos.

[jrrsparkles]

KYC in the regulated casinos started to become mandatory due to AML policies so as most of the replies mentioned here you have very less choices and for your information even if there is no mandatory KYC on a casino the high rollers maybe asked for proof of funds and KYC details as security measures to avoid any misuse of their platforms.

I know there are some casinos popping with no KYC but its to early to trust them for now so the choice is go with the best casino and that is trusted enough to not to leak your personal information at any situations.

[Daltonik]

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.

I don't think he means a deposit of 2000 BTC, most likely it means the amount of bets in the game, I don't think that among those who are willing to make deposits of this size, someone will look for an online casino without KYC becoming just bait for scammers.

[dimonstration]

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.

I don't think he means a deposit of 2000 BTC, most likely it means the amount of bets in the game, I don't think that among those who are willing to make deposits of this size, someone will look for an online casino without KYC becoming just bait for scammers.

Yeah. That 2000BTC is around 39M in USD which even Drake don’t use this balance. Only on account when he is doing livestream for Stake endorsement but no one even whales will have guts to deposit huge money like this and expect no KYC because even the player itself needs it to protect his funds incase something wrong happened to prove ownership of his account.

I knew RW and it’s definitely total wager he is pertaining for the 2000BTC that he mention on this thread.

[aioc]

We all want anonymity and of course to be able to wage huge but a casino will always suspect money laundering and the money laundering council are very much aware of how scammers and money launderers are doing to wash the money they scam, and one of these is using casinos, so I doubt if you can find a casino where you can wage 2000 Bitcoin like what you claim, it's stipulated on their terms that you need to do KYC when you reach your deposit threshold, so get used to the fact that you can't find a casino where you can be totally anonymous.

[jossiel]

If you want to avoid disclosing your personal details, then do bet at a minimal amount. If you win, you’ll never have trouble withdrawing your money as KYC is not tight for small rewards. But as you’ve said, you are certainly a high roller, so you better bet on highly reputable casinos to secure your funds and avoid delay withdrawals, wherein KYC information is highly required. Otherwise, you might end up gambling in rigged casinos.

It's one way to avoid being KYCed but you are still unsure if someday they'll ask you to provide your details. Even if you're betting with low amount, if the casino starts to ask everyone for KYC, there's no way to avoid it.

But for now, it's one way to at least avoid that because usually the casinos are asking that compliance for the high rollers. And as OP said as a high roller, he can skip it.

[coinerer]

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.

Almost all these casino sites have an option to withdraw without kyc on their site, but the amount you mentioned is such a large amount that almost no site will allow it without KYC because it is a huge amount. You can withdraw only a small amount without KYC but not a large amount without KYC because every casino site or non casino site has their rules and regulations and restrictions in which this is a common restriction.

[Peanutswar]

Wagering over 2000 BTC? Man, you are definitely a madman when it comes to betting. Like, you can actually wage that kind of amount while it is remotely impossible for people to obtain at least 1 BTC in their lifetime.

The OP might be rich already and it's possible for him to bet big amounts, making it easy for him to wager big as well but it would be more impressive if he is winning more often and that kind of wager aren't made up of mostly losses. For us regular individuals, it is possible for us to own 1 btc or more if we will only buy at each dip and hodl it tightly.

Upon reading I thought I just mistake with the number of zero in the number of BTC I guess OP is one of the whales and just want to keep himself enjoying and satisfied with the gambling imagine how much BTC can spend a lot and things bought to sustain your life but of course, it depends how we spend that money but if you want to gambling that large amount having gambling conscious is a must not all the time the gambling casino can double out your number of earnings and next is just keep mind what gambling casino is suitable to your needs like the KYC, registration, and other features you might enjoy playing.

[traderethereum]

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.

If you want to avoid disclosing your personal details, then do bet at a minimal amount. If you win, you’ll never have trouble withdrawing your money as KYC is not tight for small rewards. But as you’ve said, you are certainly a high roller, so you better bet on highly reputable casinos to secure your funds and avoid delay withdrawals, wherein KYC information is highly required. Otherwise, you might end up gambling in rigged casinos.

I'm not sure any crypto casinos will still allow anonymous players using big money to gamble and withdraw those winnings without KYC.
I guess he doesn't need to move to another casino, especially if he is used to using big money to gamble because maybe other casinos won't allow him to withdraw winnings without doing KYC.
Casinos may pay attention to you if you spend big money and maybe they will also ask you to do KYC.
For reputable casinos, they can simply ask their users to verify their accounts because if there is any suspicion, it will be related to their reputation.

[panjul07]

We all want anonymity and of course to be able to wage huge but a casino will always suspect money laundering and the money laundering council are very much aware of how scammers and money launderers are doing to wash the money they scam, and one of these is using casinos, so I doubt if you can find a casino where you can wage 2000 Bitcoin like what you claim, it's stipulated on their terms that you need to do KYC when you reach your deposit threshold, so get used to the fact that you can't find a casino where you can be totally anonymous.

His 2000btc wager is a total amount, means that he did it during specific period of time.
There are many whales in this crypto gambling industry who have total wager more than him.
A regular gambler can even wager that much small by small amount if he do it frequently.
Anyway I have to agree that there is no 100% anonymous in this online services, at least they are knowing our IP address.

[Sandra_hakeem]

I don't think that any profound site on the net would wanna offer you a chance to deposit, gamble and withdraw successfully without KYCS as that's -- way too risky to take --
By the way -- why should anyone get tired of the KYC rules? Pseudonymity? Stress of computation? Protocols or what? If it isn't done that way, then anyone would claim to be you, there by claiming your payout.
If i may give more specificities on that, maybe it'd be a measure you're known already and that's messy to have it back. TBH...I'm not going to rely on any account without KYC -- atleast that's how much I trust its process.

[Silberman]

Well the sad part of gambling is that mostly nowadays is asking for KYC, wherein it's really too hard to find legitimate platforms that has no such thing, however if you found one it's very skeptical as well especially if you used to gamble a huge amount of money because there's a lot of scammers out there.

Markets change, years ago this was still possible as the regulations against casinos and other entities which managed a lot of money were still kind of light, but since then governments have made an effort for this to change as they want to know how you are using your cryptocurrencies, so while I can easily see why high rollers could be mad about this there is not much we can do as I doubt that governments are going to stop in their desire to know about them and their activities.

[erep]

His 2000btc wager is a total amount, means that he did it during specific period of time.
There are many whales in this crypto gambling industry who have total wager more than him.
A regular gambler can even wager that much small by small amount if he do it frequently.
Anyway I have to agree that there is no 100% anonymous in this online services, at least they are knowing our IP address.

You are right, the bet amount 2000 btc is the bet volume while using one of the online casinos, but even though the casino can trace the IP but of course it can't identify the user's identity data, so I respect his decision even though he chooses the privacy option for KYC free casinos, but if he withdraws higher above the limit then the possibility he has to do KYC verification because almost all casinos apply KYC for high withdrawals.

[nakamura12]

Finding a reliable casino that doesn't require casino is not thag easy. What I mostly know is that doesn't require KYC may ask for KYC for withdrawals if you withdraw huge amount just like those casinos who ask you KYC right away after you created an account or casinos that also ask KYC if you withdraw huge amount. I understand what you want but mostly casinos right now ask KYC if it's huge amount unlike before.

[goaldigger]

Finding a reliable casino that doesn't require casino is not thag easy. What I mostly know is that doesn't require KYC may ask for KYC for withdrawals if you withdraw huge amount just like those casinos who ask you KYC right away after you created an account or casinos that also ask KYC if you withdraw huge amount. I understand what you want but mostly casinos right now ask KYC if it's huge amount unlike before.

That’s a huge money, you can’t easily get that money once you deposit it to a casino they usually flag your account as a newbie with that huge money. It’s hard to give you a free KYC site, your only option is to give your personal details and gamble without worrying anything. There’s always a limit for every site, and if you don’t want to experience any problem, you have to follow their rules and regulations, they are reputable site and they won’t allow any to abuse it.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

My play has made me the number 1 player at Blackjack.fun, wagering over 2000BTC

Looking for a casino where you can wager up to this amount with KYC is close to impossible, trust me, 2000BTC is no joke., how on earth do you think a legitimate casino will allow you withdraw $5000 at a go without passing Kyc verification?

Majority of casinos that will allow you deposit and play with such amount of money with out Kyc is not legitimate, so better be very careful so you don't end up with a casino where you deposit 2000BTC and you win 10,000BTC but can not be able to withdraw a penny out.

[Viscore]

I don't think the new casino will ever be able to become a legit casino because we don't know how their future journey will be. Like it or not, KYC will probably be implemented in crypto casinos so if we use big money to bet, we have to be ready with KYC so there won't be any problems later. But maybe Freebitco.in can satisfy you because until now, the site does not ask its members for KYC, and I think many gamblers use big money to bet there.

I’d rather advice you to accept the fact that KYC will soon be mandatory in all centralized casinos, so maybe you should get used to it not to be totally anonymous when you gamble. However, considering you are a high roller, then the more that you have to make sure that you will get your future gains hassle free. Otherwise, if you go for KYC free casinos, you will encounter some issues regarding on delayed payouts, one thing that we always hated the most as gamblers.

[noormcs5]

I don't think the new casino will ever be able to become a legit casino because we don't know how their future journey will be. Like it or not, KYC will probably be implemented in crypto casinos so if we use big money to bet, we have to be ready with KYC so there won't be any problems later. But maybe Freebitco.in can satisfy you because until now, the site does not ask its members for KYC, and I think many gamblers use big money to bet there.

I’d rather advice you to accept the fact that KYC will soon be mandatory in all centralized casinos, so maybe you should get used to it not to be totally anonymous when you gamble. However, considering you are a high roller, then the more that you have to make sure that you will get your future gains hassle free. Otherwise, if you go for KYC free casinos, you will encounter some issues regarding on delayed payouts, one thing that we always hated the most as gamblers.

I don't think that all casinos will make KYC mandatory but most of them will make it mandatory to comply with the rules and regulations. The good ones for sure won't be KYC free so you will have no option but to accept the KYC.  Some new or unknown casinos may still operate with KYC requirements but then there is a risk that they may scam you especially if you deposit more and wager more.

Think of a situation where you deposit a big amount in an untrusted non-KYC casino and also you manage to win big. What if that casino do not allow you to withdraw?

So tell me which casino is better; A trusted KYC casino or a non-trusted Non-KYC casino?

[AmoreJaz]

I don't think the new casino will ever be able to become a legit casino because we don't know how their future journey will be. Like it or not, KYC will probably be implemented in crypto casinos so if we use big money to bet, we have to be ready with KYC so there won't be any problems later. But maybe Freebitco.in can satisfy you because until now, the site does not ask its members for KYC, and I think many gamblers use big money to bet there.

I’d rather advice you to accept the fact that KYC will soon be mandatory in all centralized casinos, so maybe you should get used to it not to be totally anonymous when you gamble. However, considering you are a high roller, then the more that you have to make sure that you will get your future gains hassle free. Otherwise, if you go for KYC free casinos, you will encounter some issues regarding on delayed payouts, one thing that we always hated the most as gamblers.

I don't think that all casinos will make KYC mandatory but most of them will make it mandatory to comply with the rules and regulations. The good ones for sure won't be KYC free so you will have no option but to accept the KYC.  Some new or unknown casinos may still operate with KYC requirements but then there is a risk that they may scam you especially if you deposit more and wager more.

Think of a situation where you deposit a big amount in an untrusted non-KYC casino and also you manage to win big. What if that casino do not allow you to withdraw?

So tell me which casino is better; A trusted KYC casino or a non-trusted Non-KYC casino?

this is the dilemma of most high rollers. but i think, if they will stick to top casinos found in this forum, they won't be rekt as users will help him get what he is owed to him especially if he has valid complaint and proofs. aside from that, select which casinos have active support as you know, they will reply if you have anything of concern to them. i don't think a top casino here would ruin their reputation with few thousand dollars or so.