Kryptogamers Hive No KYC Casino

[worldofcoins]

Since 2019, Offers on chain/off chain betting. Spin your luck in Jackpot for 0.1 Hive. Native token called 'Gamer', staking it makes you eligible for 50% casino profits, can bet with Hive, Steem, Dec (Splinterlands currency) and Gamer. Plenty games including Dice, Blackjack, Video pocker, crash, roulette, slots, plinko.  Auto bet also available for applicable games.

Wager to get access to clubs and insure your bet. Higher the club, higher the number of insured bets. Max 10 hive/steem can be insured each bet.

Complete daily quests to earn hive. Verify the bets with 'Provably fair' section provided at top right corner of each game. 

Opinion:

Dividends are potato, insured amount is small, quests are time consuming. But, to have fun, it's great casino. If you are already on hive, you should give it a try.

Website: https://kryptogamers.com/

Blog: https://hive.blog/@kryptogames

The casino you described appears to be a blockchain-based platform that offers a variety of games and allows for betting with cryptocurrency; somehow, it seems suspicious as well because it cannot be trusted fully.
Therefore, it's a good idea to research and read reviews before trying out any online casinos.

[usekevin]

This casino was based on the crypto currency based platform,So players can use the gambling to use their holding crypto currency.The only way to double or triple the crypto currency is by doing the correct way of trading on the exact crypto currency.But due to more website for casino,it’s very hard to trust this fully.So the users should use the background verification before using of any casino,whether is based on crypto currency or based on normal fiat.Crypto currency based casino is more profitable as compared to the casino based on fiat.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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On-chain betting is not required "KYC"

Because they are doing it in the smart-contract and everything is automatically by the chain. But the less advantage by betting on the chain is:
- You have a limited option game (Most the time offering Lottery & Dice)
- You need to do the transaction for each betting

You forgot the mention one of the most important con of on-chain games, and that is the issue of transactions fees and possible delays in getting a confirmation when the network is congested.
The above can give a gambler a really bad experience, most especially the part that the gambler will have to pay transaction fees every bet, whether they win or not, and if the transaction is high, this can be said to be another loss altogether.

[libert19]

You forgot the mention one of the most important con of on-chain games, and that is the issue of transactions fees and possible delays in getting a confirmation when the network is congested.
The above can give a gambler a really bad experience, most especially the part that the gambler will have to pay transaction fees every bet, whether they win or not, and if the transaction is high, this can be said to be another loss altogether.

You are making assumptions without having first hand experience.

Transactions on hive are instant and free. I don't remember hive ever being congested, feel free to warm me up if I'm wrong.

[joeperry]

I was just curious I see in the terms that "The Casino reserves the right to close the Duplicate Account without any prior notice and/or obligation to state a reason." how are they going to confirm that? Also, would they be able to block the account if just in case it is duplicated. I like the fact that it is not a KYC casino though and you can still play slots. Anyway, I think this is not the section of this ANN thread as it does not offer Bitcoin to place bet.

Though I would like to try it as I think I have HIVE left in my old wallet.

[len01]

I was just curious I see in the terms that "The Casino reserves the right to close the Duplicate Account without any prior notice and/or obligation to state a reason." how are they going to confirm that? Also, would they be able to block the account if just in case it is duplicated. I like the fact that it is not a KYC casino though and you can still play slots. Anyway, I think this is not the section of this ANN thread as it does not offer Bitcoin to place bet.

Though I would like to try it as I think I have HIVE left in my old wallet.

well this is what I think at the moment. when casinos don't require KYC when they want to bet, how can the casino know if gamblers use multiple accounts. even though to find out multi accounts usually use KYC as verification whether the accounts are from the same person.

and if indeed this casino doesn't require KYC, what if one day the gambler wins big from the casino? will also be asked for KYC or not?
because there are some casinos that say they don't need KYC but after getting a big win they have to do KYC and the process usually takes a long time.

[klidex]

But it seems more gamblers like casinos without KYC and it's their choice and passion so we shouldn't think about it too much.

Yeah!  Exactly! 
A huge number of gamblers prefer to remain anonymous when playing in one or another casino.  Especially when it comes to deposits and bets in cryptocurrencies.  Millions of players have many reasons why they are unwilling, unable, or afraid to provide casinos with their personal data under the KYC procedure.  These are family circumstances and circumstances at work, finally a person lives in a country where there are bans on gambling and so on.  The list of circumstances can be continued and it is huge indeed. 

So the non-KYC casino sector in the global online casino market must of course be as huge as the number of such players who wish to remain anonymous. 
These are exactly hundreds of millions of players from different countries and continents!!!

For some reason there are lots of gamblers who really prefer casinos without KYC and for now there are also many casinos that do implement regulations without KYC so that gamblers can choose from one of these casinos.
I myself don't really believe that I'm afraid to use casinos without KYC because in my opinion some casinos without KYC definitely have great opportunities to commit fraud or scams, but this is just my fear or my personal suggestion.
But I'm sure that as time goes by, more and more casinos will provide KYC requirements in the future, so like it or not, every gambler has to do it.

[libert19]

and if indeed this casino doesn't require KYC, what if one day the gambler wins big from the casino? will also be asked for KYC or not?
because there are some casinos that say they don't need KYC but after getting a big win they have to do KYC and the process usually takes a long time.

People here keep forgetting that it's an on-chain casino. If you win - no matter the amount (max amount you can bet is already proportional to funds available in casino's wallet), so your winnings are transferred instantaneously.

[piebeyb]

I was just curious I see in the terms that "The Casino reserves the right to close the Duplicate Account without any prior notice and/or obligation to state a reason." how are they going to confirm that? Also, would they be able to block the account if just in case it is duplicated. I like the fact that it is not a KYC casino though and you can still play slots. Anyway, I think this is not the section of this ANN thread as it does not offer Bitcoin to place bet.

Though I would like to try it as I think I have HIVE left in my old wallet.

if that's done it means it's not fully decentralized so the owner can close the user's account if he makes a duplicate account without notification, maybe it's done so there's no abuse that usually happens in every casino, I think without KYC it's quite fun and I think as long as it's not breaking the rules all is well

[maydna]

This casino was based on the crypto currency based platform,So players can use the gambling to use their holding crypto currency.The only way to double or triple the crypto currency is by doing the correct way of trading on the exact crypto currency.But due to more website for casino,it’s very hard to trust this fully.So the users should use the background verification before using of any casino,whether is based on crypto currency or based on normal fiat.Crypto currency based casino is more profitable as compared to the casino based on fiat.

Those people have their own choices, and if they believe they can double or triple their crypto money through gambling, they do it anyway and try to make more crypto money. But if they can think for a long time that gambling will not be able to give more wins than losses, they will look for other ways to double their money, and trading is one of the ways that many people have used. And I agree that before we play at a certain casino, we have to find out more about the casino so we don't get scammed.

[gunhell16]

Since 2019, Offers on chain/off chain betting. Spin your luck in Jackpot for 0.1 Hive. Native token called 'Gamer', staking it makes you eligible for 50% casino profits, can bet with Hive, Steem, Dec (Splinterlands currency) and Gamer. Plenty games including Dice, Blackjack, Video pocker, crash, roulette, slots, plinko.  Auto bet also available for applicable games.

Wager to get access to clubs and insure your bet. Higher the club, higher the number of insured bets. Max 10 hive/steem can be insured each bet.

Complete daily quests to earn hive. Verify the bets with 'Provably fair' section provided at top right corner of each game. 

Opinion:

Dividends are potato, insured amount is small, quests are time consuming. But, to have fun, it's great casino. If you are already on hive, you should give it a try.

Website: https://kryptogamers.com/

Blog: https://hive.blog/@kryptogames

I haven't tried Kryptogamers yet, I just looked at this game casino platform and I just noticed that there are few purchases in your slots games.

Besides that, there is no baccarat, which is one of the things I often play in crypto gambling. And is another Hive blog a forum platform? I haven't tried to create an account, but maybe later I will try to create one.

[libert19]

And is another Hive blog a forum platform? I haven't tried to create an account, but maybe later I will try to create one.

Hive is blockchain, hive.blog is blogging platform to earn Hive.

Check this post: What's hive and how does it work

[bettercrypto]

And is another Hive blog a forum platform? I haven't tried to create an account, but maybe later I will try to create one.

Hive is blockchain, hive.blog is blogging platform to earn Hive.

Check this post: What's hive and how does it work

Really? I read this link you gave me and I got interested in creating an account here on the hiveblog you are talking about.

    So when I went why were there so many sign-up shopping? the others have a fee and the other two are free just for free with email and verify phone numbers. I'm just confused by what I saw. With the free sign-up, do I still have a chance to gain Hive here?

[libert19]

And is another Hive blog a forum platform? I haven't tried to create an account, but maybe later I will try to create one.

Hive is blockchain, hive.blog is blogging platform to earn Hive.

Check this post: What's hive and how does it work

Really? I read this link you gave me and I got interested in creating an account here on the hiveblog you are talking about.

    So when I went why were there so many sign-up shopping? the others have a fee and the other two are free just for free with email and verify phone numbers. I'm just confused by what I saw. With the free sign-up, do I still have a chance to gain Hive here?

Yea, all work same. Paid service don't have mail/phone verification and free ones do to mitigate 'free service' abuse.

[CryptSafe]

Since 2019, Offers on chain/off chain betting. Spin your luck in Jackpot for 0.1 Hive. Native token called 'Gamer', staking it makes you eligible for 50% casino profits, can bet with Hive, Steem, Dec (Splinterlands currency) and Gamer. Plenty games including Dice, Blackjack, Video pocker, crash, roulette, slots, plinko.  Auto bet also available for applicable games.

Wager to get access to clubs and insure your bet. Higher the club, higher the number of insured bets. Max 10 hive/steem can be insured each bet.

Complete daily quests to earn hive. Verify the bets with 'Provably fair' section provided at top right corner of each game. 

Opinion:

Dividends are potato, insured amount is small, quests are time consuming. But, to have fun, it's great casino. If you are already on hive, you should give it a try.

Website: https://kryptogamers.com/

Blog: https://hive.blog/@kryptogames

OP I really do not think your casino offer is feasible.  At first looking at your percentage  profit  looks scammy. You can not be giving out such percentage of casino profits to stakers just like that how about winners of in your platform and isn't that percentage too much for just stakers alone?  Now going by your topic, does it mean that you do not conduct kyc for your customers upon getting registered onboard your casino? Is it clearly stated in your terms and conditions as well as policy? Or you have a certain level of withdrawal that one would do that requires they doing kyc. I think you should come up plain instead of all these tales you have written here because most casinos does such by telling people to register no kyc but upon winning and withdrawal, they start seeing faults and issues with ones account the next thing is to tag account and saying account holder is suspected to have default casino policy all these funny attitude of casinos these day seems very laughable.

[libert19]

Since 2019, Offers on chain/off chain betting. Spin your luck in Jackpot for 0.1 Hive. Native token called 'Gamer', staking it makes you eligible for 50% casino profits, can bet with Hive, Steem, Dec (Splinterlands currency) and Gamer. Plenty games including Dice, Blackjack, Video pocker, crash, roulette, slots, plinko.  Auto bet also available for applicable games.

Wager to get access to clubs and insure your bet. Higher the club, higher the number of insured bets. Max 10 hive/steem can be insured each bet.

Complete daily quests to earn hive. Verify the bets with 'Provably fair' section provided at top right corner of each game. 

Opinion:

Dividends are potato, insured amount is small, quests are time consuming. But, to have fun, it's great casino. If you are already on hive, you should give it a try.

Website: https://kryptogamers.com/

Blog: https://hive.blog/@kryptogames

OP I really do not think your casino offer is feasible.  At first looking at your percentage  profit  looks scammy. You can not be giving out such percentage of casino profits to stakers just like that how about winners of in your platform and isn't that percentage too much for just stakers alone?  Now going by your topic, does it mean that you do not conduct kyc for your customers upon getting registered onboard your casino? Is it clearly stated in your terms and conditions as well as policy? Or you have a certain level of withdrawal that one would do that requires they doing kyc. I think you should come up plain instead of all these tales you have written here because most casinos does such by telling people to register no kyc but upon winning and withdrawal, they start seeing faults and issues with ones account the next thing is to tag account and saying account holder is suspected to have default casino policy all these funny attitude of casinos these day seems very laughable.

Same questions, same answers. Go through comments, you'll get your answers.

[danadc]

And is another Hive blog a forum platform? I haven't tried to create an account, but maybe later I will try to create one.

Hive is blockchain, hive.blog is blogging platform to earn Hive.

Check this post: What's hive and how does it work

Really? I read this link you gave me and I got interested in creating an account here on the hiveblog you are talking about.

    So when I went why were there so many sign-up shopping? the others have a fee and the other two are free just for free with email and verify phone numbers. I'm just confused by what I saw. With the free sign-up, do I still have a chance to gain Hive here?

Yea, all work same. Paid service don't have mail/phone verification and free ones do to mitigate 'free service' abuse.

Yes, I like this choice of gambling house, I have experience with a casino that has its own currency but I don't like what they have done and I want to get my money out of there and exchange it for bitcoin, I feel like I lost money there. What I gained was experience with those casinos with their coins and what I try to avoid is falling back into those mistakes because I don't want to lose my investment because it's annoying, and it's also nice to give other casinos a chance to see how they develop, it would be ideal if forum members could give positive reviews, that helps a lot.

[logfiles]

Before I even go to privacy policy. I am concerned about this clause in the terms of service

The Company reserves the right to ask for proof of age from the player and limit access to the Website or suspend the Player Account to those players who fail to meet this requirement.

If this is a no KYC casino, then what do we call asking for proof of age? How is it going to be done minus KYC verification?

Sure, I could be 12, and we asked which year I was born, and I would just say 1970.

[libert19]

Before I even go to privacy policy. I am concerned about this clause in the terms of service

The Company reserves the right to ask for proof of age from the player and limit access to the Website or suspend the Player Account to those players who fail to meet this requirement.

If this is a no KYC casino, then what do we call asking for proof of age? How is it going to be done minus KYC verification?

Sure, I could be 12, and we asked which year I was born, and I would just say 1970.

Sounds right. Player experience on kryptogamers and their terms seems to contradict a bit. I'm myself confused tbh. Let's see what @Kryptogamers replies.

[klidex]

Before I even go to privacy policy. I am concerned about this clause in the terms of service

The Company reserves the right to ask for proof of age from the player and limit access to the Website or suspend the Player Account to those players who fail to meet this requirement.

If this is a no KYC casino, then what do we call asking for proof of age? How is it going to be done minus KYC verification?

Sure, I could be 12, and we asked which year I was born, and I would just say 1970.

Maybe according to them asking for proof of age is not KYC because they think that KYC is personal identification information such as names and so on, but we don't know what the answer and the main reason is from asking for proof of age but they claim that it's not casino KYC.
This kind of thing will become a conversation and debate if he doesn't say and provide the right explanation.
In fact, if you only ask for proof of age without providing KYC or clear identity, I'm sure many users will manipulate it because even KYC, which is clear about identity, can still be manipulated, especially if this is just proof of age.