really no kyc crypto casino

[YOSHIE]

Well im planing to deposit decent amount of eth and make sports bets, but i really prefer no kyc casino/sports bet.

But for me personally the sports casino uses the kyc feature or not, it doesn't matter and it's not something to be concerned about, the kyc casino has its advantages and disadvantages, Non-KYC casinos also have their good and bad, but as long as we play at a reputable and responsible casino and we don't violate their bets, what's wrong.

Maybe, @Oshosondy has shown you a good casino option without kyc, but it doesn't guarantee that in the future kyc will be a problem for you, if you break their rules, kyc can happen at any time.

[maydna]

Well im planing to deposit decent amount of eth and make sports bets, but i really prefer no kyc casino/sports bet.
Most of casinos that i tried with clearly wriitwn NO KYC still asks for docs even for 0.0002btc withdrawal.
Does anyone know normal no kyc casino without bs?
so far i tried vave.com , they are good,  but who knows what will happen if you withdraw more than 1k, maybe annoying kyc procedures will begin trough email.
Anyone tried cloudbet? or bitcoin.com games?

If you don't use big money to deposit and gamble or withdraw a big amount of winning money, you won't be asked to do KYC. But casinos can ask you whenever they want because that is their place of business. So I advise you to play gambling only as needed and don't need to use big money, but you also have to be prepared if, one day, the casino asks you for KYC. But you can play at any casino you want, especially if it is a reputable casino. I used to play on Stake and had no problems until now.

[Jating]

Cloudbet is doing kyc and its joke, they ask you to make selfie outside with street sign saying your address, in same time holding today's date newspape + write "Cloudbet *and today date*" and in same time holding ID card

I think next thing they ask is nudes from my wife


about Playbetr no idea how they are A rated bookmaker.. probably they pay someone on this thread good money, there are numerous complaints against them everywhere and on every platform their review numbers are so low.

duelbits and nitrobetting are the best so far from my own personal experience

1) After that blood sample is a must 

2) Duelbits ask for KYC, selfies and other shit

OP as I mention earlier Nitrobetting is your choice.

Lol, it gives me a good chuckle about asking for wife nudes,  

Seriously though, every casino is going to do KYC, of course we don't want to do it, but times has change for better or for worst, it's no longer when we can play anonymously with just our bitcoin addresses and that's it.

And probably this is the price we have to pay for bitcoin and crypto in general going mainstream.

[BenCodie]

Cloudbet is doing kyc and its joke, they ask you to make selfie outside with street sign saying your address, in same time holding today's date newspape + write "Cloudbet *and today date*" and in same time holding ID card

I think next thing they ask is nudes from my wife


about Playbetr no idea how they are A rated bookmaker.. probably they pay someone on this thread good money, there are numerous complaints against them everywhere and on every platform their review numbers are so low.

duelbits and nitrobetting are the best so far from my own personal experience

1) After that blood sample is a must 

2) Duelbits ask for KYC, selfies and other shit

OP as I mention earlier Nitrobetting is your choice.

Lol, it gives me a good chuckle about asking for wife nudes,  

Seriously though, every casino is going to do KYC, of course we don't want to do it, but times has change for better or for worst, it's no longer when we can play anonymously with just our bitcoin addresses and that's it.

And probably this is the price we have to pay for bitcoin and crypto in general going mainstream.

I don't think that this is the cost of bitcoin/crypto going mainstream. I believe it is because many casinos on-boarded directly fiat in some way which has forced them to introduce these policies. Casinos that are bitcoin/crypto only with a good operating model to avoid regulatory issues with strict jurisdictions would have a much better chance of surviving. They would also have trouble becoming popular. I also believe that a lot of casinos enforce KYC even when it does not need to be enforced, as a way of gaining extra revenue. This might seem like a bold accusation however I am fairly sure in that conclusion.

[klidex]

If you don't use big money to deposit and gamble or withdraw a big amount of winning money, you won't be asked to do KYC. But casinos can ask you whenever they want because that is their place of business. So I advise you to play gambling only as needed and don't need to use big money, but you also have to be prepared if, one day, the casino asks you for KYC. But you can play at any casino you want, especially if it is a reputable casino. I used to play on Stake and had no problems until now.

I don't think all gamblers will use or deposit a large enough amount so they don't have to worry about KYC requirements.
If we want to withdraw a large amount, there is a way to avoid a KYC, namely by withdrawing gradually with a smaller amount, but we make several withdrawals until all the money we want can be withdrawn.
Maybe for now we can use some casinos that don't require KYC but maybe in the future more and more casinos will impose KYC requirements and we should be able to accept them.

[ranlo]

Nitrobetting and Betcoin are the best as far as no KYC


KYC requirements comparitively
0 = never
5 = mandatory


"A" rated books
1 nitrobetting.eu
1 betcoin.ag   
1 playbetr.com         

"B"rated books
1 mBet.io Horse racing..
3 stake.com

"C" rated books
2 fortunejack.com
3 anonibet.com 
3 sportsbet.io 
3 cloudbet.com
2 Bitsler.com
5 Btb88.com

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=717790.0

Is Betcoin trustable though? Many years ago I had a run-in with their support. They told me a policy they had and I pointed them to their own FAQ link where it contradicted that and said the opposite. They then deleted the FAQ and said they were upholding the policy since they "couldn't" find it there (but I had archived it online already because I thought they might). I lost trust in them that moment.

When they first opened they did had a lot of problems with the site. Because of the problems, that got passed down to customer support and it was frustrating. They cleaned things up and are now one of the best casinos/sportsbooks. They have 3 sportsbooks that you can play at, all with different lines. You can play with many cryptos including USDT if you don't want to deal with price fluctuation and they pay fast.

This is a good thing to read! I'm glad they started following a better path. I went to check them out a bit ago and learned that they apparently removed their normal dice game though, . That was the only thing I ever played there...

[FatFork]

If you don't use big money to deposit and gamble or withdraw a big amount of winning money, you won't be asked to do KYC.

Nah, that's not the case. Don't believe that you won't be asked for KYC just because you're not using a ton of money for gambling or withdrawals. KYC is a common thing that lots of online gambling sites do to make sure they know who their customers are. So, even if you're not betting big bucks, you might still get asked to do KYC.

But casinos can ask you whenever they want because that is their place of business.

Now you are contradicting yourself.

[BitcoinTurk]

Does anyone know normal no kyc casino without bs?

Unfortunately, many casinos require the identity verification step to be provided by the user. Although the reason for this is shown as ensuring the safety of users, I guess that it is a necessity brought by the governments. As a user who does not want to send his identity information especially for gambling services, I have to mention that unfortunately this is mandatory in many casino services.

On the other hand, I would like to point out that since there is no identity confirmation requirement, you should do a good research before using a casino service you will find.

In addition, since there are many casino services with memberships in the forum, I would suggest that you review the topics and submit your questions under these topics.

[danadc]

Cloudbet is doing kyc and its joke, they ask you to make selfie outside with street sign saying your address, in same time holding today's date newspape + write "Cloudbet *and today date*" and in same time holding ID card

I think next thing they ask is nudes from my wife


about Playbetr no idea how they are A rated bookmaker.. probably they pay someone on this thread good money, there are numerous complaints against them everywhere and on every platform their review numbers are so low.

duelbits and nitrobetting are the best so far from my own personal experience

1) After that blood sample is a must 

2) Duelbits ask for KYC, selfies and other shit

OP as I mention earlier Nitrobetting is your choice.

Many players have many advantages when they are in a casino, but what bothers them the most are the KYC, I am used to having to leave data on the sites, before what I did was leave in all the cases that I registered, now No, it's different because I only leave my kyc in the casinos that I frequent the most and they are few, duelbits if I don't mind leaving my kyc data and since my movements are not high it doesn't matter because I know that if the data is leaked, a thief will spend more getting where I live than what you will get, then that is not profitable for any thief. but I also understand that some players are like whales and those are afraid of leaking data.

[erep]

If we want to withdraw a large amount, there is a way to avoid a KYC, namely by withdrawing gradually with a smaller amount, but we make several withdrawals until all the money we want can be withdrawn.
Maybe for now we can use some casinos that don't require KYC but maybe in the future more and more casinos will impose KYC requirements and we should be able to accept them.

Making gradual withdrawals may be the best advice to avoid KYC requests if you have high funds above $100k (depending on the withdrawal limits of each casino), but if you have funds below $100k maybe you can withdraw everything at once from the gambling account. Recently many top casinos have asked for KYC for the first withdrawal without withdrawal limits, now many gamblers have done KYC verification at top casinos because other casinos do not guarantee protection of user data security and fair play.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Well im planing to deposit decent amount of eth and make sports bets, but i really prefer no kyc casino/sports bet.
Most of casinos that i tried with clearly wriitwn NO KYC still asks for docs even for 0.0002btc withdrawal.
Does anyone know normal no kyc casino without bs?
so far i tried vave.com , they are good,  but who knows what will happen if you withdraw more than 1k, maybe annoying kyc procedures will begin trough email.
Anyone tried cloudbet? or bitcoin.com games?

If you will be depositing and playing with a decent amount of ETH as you put, i will advice you make your KYC documents available just incase the casino you trusted to be a no-kyc casino turns to ask you to pass kyc.

Personally, i think there are several casinos that will tell you that you do not need to pass kyc verification to play on their casino, this most times is just to lure the gambler into making a deposit and playing on their casino, they can allow the gambler withdraw small amount of money without problems, but as soon as the gambler make some winnings and places a withdrawal request of an amount of money the casino is not comfortable paying, they will then demand the gambler to pass kyc verification.
This things shouldnt be but yet, its happening.

[Broadanbig]

I will start with this, if you are really looking for casino to play or bet I will advise you to choose a reputable casino that is well known in this platform for safety reasons; if you have any issues in the future you can easily lay a complaint and members would follow up with the matter and resolve it immediately as casinos here do have representatives responding to customers on their behalf.  Casinos doing kyc or not depends on their local laws governing them so therefore if casino demands for kyc, do not hesitate to give them but some casinos are very funny though they would trick members to not doing kyc which will attract them to register while playing and boom! When there is a win, it becomes a problem of kyc and and banned/ suspended account.

[DoublerHunter]

I will start with this, if you are really looking for casino to play or bet I will advise you to choose a reputable casino that is well known in this platform for safety reasons; if you have any issues in the future you can easily lay a complaint and members would follow up with the matter and resolve it immediately as casinos here do have representatives responding to customers on their behalf.  Casinos doing kyc or not depends on their local laws governing them so therefore if casino demands for kyc, do not hesitate to give them but some casinos are very funny though they would trick members to not doing kyc which will attract them to register while playing and boom! When there is a win, it becomes a problem of kyc and and banned/ suspended account.

^That is why choose a legitimate casino where you can entrust your fund in the first place and next is to entrust your KYC documents because for me, doing KYC now it seems reliable casino and as I can see, those casinos that implemented KYC procedures are those casinos that become successful now. To avoid the banning problem, always read the TOS before using it and deposit your fund. Because most casinos once you have violated their rules there is no second chance, they will hold your fund and your account which is I think, most casino's loophole to make money from their users easily. So choose a casino that has a good reputation properly.

[paxmao]

Well im planing to deposit decent amount of eth and make sports bets, but i really prefer no kyc casino/sports bet.
Most of casinos that i tried with clearly wriitwn NO KYC still asks for docs even for 0.0002btc withdrawal.
Does anyone know normal no kyc casino without bs?
so far i tried vave.com , they are good,  but who knows what will happen if you withdraw more than 1k, maybe annoying kyc procedures will begin trough email.
Anyone tried cloudbet? or bitcoin.com games?

Do no trust sites that do not require a reasonable KYC process at least. Else, they are probably in a jurisdiction that allows shady business and anonymous gambling which will already give you a hint about how protected is you deposit and how protected are your rights in case of dispute. Anonymity is something that cuts both ways I am afraid, so choose consciously.

[adzino]

Well im planing to deposit decent amount of eth and make sports bets, but i really prefer no kyc casino/sports bet.
Most of casinos that i tried with clearly wriitwn NO KYC still asks for docs even for 0.0002btc withdrawal.
Does anyone know normal no kyc casino without bs?
so far i tried vave.com , they are good,  but who knows what will happen if you withdraw more than 1k, maybe annoying kyc procedures will begin trough email.
Anyone tried cloudbet? or bitcoin.com games?

I doubt you will find any casino that is legally operating without a license. Every licensed casino at one point will ask you to do KYC. Yeah, they say that there is no KYC for signing up, but read their terms, and there is a very high chance you will see a term that states that the casino can request the user to complete and pass their identity verification. If there are any non KYC casinos (those that has no license), you should be playing there at your own risk. If they do end up scamming, there is no way to get back your money.

[BobK71]

Well im planing to deposit decent amount of eth and make sports bets, but i really prefer no kyc casino/sports bet.
Most of casinos that i tried with clearly wriitwn NO KYC still asks for docs even for 0.0002btc withdrawal.
Does anyone know normal no kyc casino without bs?
so far i tried vave.com , they are good,  but who knows what will happen if you withdraw more than 1k, maybe annoying kyc procedures will begin trough email.
Anyone tried cloudbet? or bitcoin.com games?

If you don't use big money to deposit and gamble or withdraw a big amount of winning money, you won't be asked to do KYC. But casinos can ask you whenever they want because that is their place of business. So I advise you to play gambling only as needed and don't need to use big money, but you also have to be prepared if, one day, the casino asks you for KYC. But you can play at any casino you want, especially if it is a reputable casino. I used to play on Stake and had no problems until now.

A Casino Business Owner should have good knowledge about his clients. Even on any gambling platform where KYC is not mandatory, if anyone looks suspicious, they will be requested to complete KYC. However, there are some casinos that insist on KYC from the start. Especially when those casinos are licensed by the government they have to fulfill mandatory KYC. However, a casino owner may request to get this information at any time and users bound to provide it.

[Rating Place]

Cloudbet is doing kyc and its joke, they ask you to make selfie outside with street sign saying your address, in same time holding today's date newspape + write "Cloudbet *and today date*" and in same time holding ID card

I think next thing they ask is nudes from my wife


about Playbetr no idea how they are A rated bookmaker.. probably they pay someone on this thread good money, there are numerous complaints against them everywhere and on every platform their review numbers are so low.

duelbits and nitrobetting are the best so far from my own personal experience

1) After that blood sample is a must  

2) Duelbits ask for KYC, selfies and other shit

OP as I mention earlier Nitrobetting is your choice.

I do like Nitrobetting and they are one of the few accepting players from the US.

[Plaguedeath]

A Casino Business Owner should have good knowledge about his clients. Even on any gambling platform where KYC is not mandatory, if anyone looks suspicious, they will be requested to complete KYC. However, there are some casinos that insist on KYC from the start. Especially when those casinos are licensed by the government they have to fulfill mandatory KYC. However, a casino owner may request to get this information at any time and users bound to provide it.

You're don't know if there are few casinos which will never ask your KYC even you're breaking their terms, conduct illegal activities, cheating etc, they will directly terminated your account. These zero KYC casinos are: BCH.games, Bitvest, Freebitco, Betplay, Bitkong etc.

Gambling in zero KYC casino is possible, but majority of people are done wrong thing by not read the whole terms of service of the casinos before playing.

[chaser15]

Does anyone know normal no kyc casino without bs?
so far i tried vave.com , they are good,  but who knows what will happen if you withdraw more than 1k, maybe annoying kyc procedures will begin trough email.
Anyone tried cloudbet? or bitcoin.com games?

Sportsbets, Duelbits, Stake - these are some of the casinos that won't ask you for a full KYC which involves submitting documents for the amount you mentioned of withdrawal. But take note that some of your activity might trigger why your account should be subject to KYC.

I can't assure you that you won't encounter any KYC-related stuff on the sites I have mentioned but one thing is for sure here, you can withdraw freely with those sites as long as of course, no strings attached*.

Anyways, it just matters that I prefer reputation over anything else therefore, if in some case these sites I have mentioned ask me for KYC in force, I will comply with it as long as my withdrawal is really that decent or a huge amount to consider.

[Wexnident]

Sportsbets, Duelbits, Stake - these are some of the casinos that won't ask you for a full KYC which involves submitting documents for the amount you mentioned of withdrawal. But take note that some of your activity might trigger why your account should be subject to KYC.

I can't assure you that you won't encounter any KYC-related stuff on the sites I have mentioned but one thing is for sure here, you can withdraw freely with those sites as long as of course, no strings attached*.

I'd actually just avoid giving recommendations for casinos that ask for KYC "IF NEEDED", they're basically casinos that require you to do KYC sooner or later, and as OP doesn't really want to no matter what, I'd say it's not the ones he's actually looking for.

For the list, I think what @Oshosondy sent gives the best list, I don't particularly use casinos with no KYC so I have no recomms for OP (if freebitco.in counts then that's probably the only one really), but if you do find one you're comfortable with maybe share it here (just in case, you know, I start hating on KYC casinos I use right now). Best of luck!