Impossible KYC Requirements - Stake.com - Withholding $6000 USD

[Mr. Magkaisa]

        -   Your experience with the stakes OP is actually annoying, only the driver's license and passport are very valid documents compared to the bills which are irrelevant to his gambling. Those billings are the only ones that can be considered secondary.

So, from what I've seen, the stakes seem to be disappointing, as if they are the ones who are making a way to prevent you from withdrawing the money you want to withdraw from their platform. Actually, I've seen this kind of cistomer service on other platforms, it's not just a gambling site platform, instead it's a local wallet platform.

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[Willowbitcoin]

Thanks Mr M.

This thread has had over a 1000 views. Hopefully the loss of this money hasnt been for nothing.

Hoping for those that still play at stake are keeping their balance low.

[BoXXoB]

This thread has had over a 1000 views. Hopefully the loss of this money hasnt been for nothing.

Hoping for those that still play at stake are keeping their balance low.

This is interesting.

Unless there's something we don't know regarding this case, it makes me second-guess Stake's practices. A reply from an official representative would be pretty nice.

The fact that they ask physical documents on top of what has already been provided is pretty absurd to me. I used to be a very active PrimeDice player and then Stake before all of the KYC stuff and everything worked very well. Just a while ago a thought crossed my mind whether or not I would even dare to make a deposit to Stake without having to worry about being forced to give documents.

This goes to remind me of why I steer away from KYC casinos.

[khaled0111]

This goes to remind me of why I steer away from KYC casinos.

You have a good casino with some entertaining games. However, trying to take advantage of this situation doesn't look good.
You don't need these devious tactics to promote your casino. It could backfire!
Stake is a licensed casino and they are compelled to enforce kyc. It's not like they want to do it.. for fun. They are losing many users because of this but they don't have any other option.

[danadc]

This case of yours is quite Strange , because I have seen the stake.com thread and they reward their winners, 6 thousand dollars is a large amount but for this casino it is not so much, who knows why they do not give you quick Verification , maybe Maybe there is something that does not add up, in any case this is not a scam , because in a casino that for 6 Thousand Dollars would not throw a whole ´Problem like that, what I see that they are taking all this is because they need to verify that you are you, and it's not the casino , perhaps the requirements of the license is what means that they can't give you the money until they verify Everything and they don't believe that this is money laundering or something like that , I Don't see any other Reason.

[BoXXoB]

This goes to remind me of why I steer away from KYC casinos.

You have a good casino with some entertaining games. However, trying to take advantage of this situation doesn't look good.
You don't need these devious tactics to promote your casino. It could backfire!
Stake is a licensed casino and they are compelled to enforce kyc. It's not like they want to do it.. for fun. They are losing many users because of this but they don't have any other option.

Disclaimer: l0tt0 is not my website

Anyway, participating in discussion isn't taking advantage of anything. I simply gave my personal opinion. I personally would not want to risk my money when I see posts like these.

Stake is a licensed casino and they are compelled to enforce kyc

KYC is not the problem. The problem is that it leads to these questionable situations. If what OP says is true, Stake is asking for much more than just regular KYC and is also not accepting the documents they have provided. Thus, in my eyes, withholding their funds for no reason.

There could be something we don't know why Stake is doing this but just based on what OP has said, it looks pretty bad. That is why it would be great if a Stake representative gave an update.

[Willowbitcoin]

Im not a big believer in Karma....

https://www.securityweek.com/fbi-blames-north-korean-hackers-for-41-million-stake-com-heist/

But if the shoes fits, ill wear it.

[Willowbitcoin]

Monthly reminder to not leave big balances in stake if you choose to play with them at all.