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[SmartGold01]

Your post isn't properly arranged could you reduced the font size and present it very neatly?
Secondly you need to get copper member account to enable you display images so it could be well understood by people around the forum.
I just clicked on your websites what I comprehend from it is that you are trying to share your ref link, that is to say that whomever that goes through this website is automatically ref by Notokyc. Please let me add this to the post, your rating doesn't guaranteed 100 percent reliability from those site you gave your ratings so anyone involving themselves maybe at risk of losing their funds because notokyc site doesn't provide any refund on their site. They are solely on a higher interest to ref and earn some percentage of signup bonus from users.

[Outhue]

I thought NoTOKYC is an actual online casino at first, anyways.

The link consists of few online casinos that doesn't require KYC before anyone can start gambling, thanks for the information but the problem is this list will go down in few years maybe, and that's because many no kYC casinos have started to ask for KYC verification, there is no way to evade this unless the casino is not popular and well successful yet.

Some times I am even thinking that No KYC is a marketing scheme to attract people, because people do love to gamble without any verification, but running the casino for long is going to be a problem when the regulators come for the casino, there will be nothing else the casino team can do than to proceed with verification or risk getting fined and charges.

My advice to everyone reading this is that casinos are not very far from forcing KYC verification on customers some days, enjoy these while they last.

It's not the casino's fault, it's just the way things are in this world, The government always wants a piece of every pie.

[Porfirii]

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My advice to everyone reading this is that casinos are not very far from forcing KYC verification on customers some days, enjoy these while they last.

It's not the casino's fault, it's just the way things are in this world, The government always wants a piece of every pie.

Unless decentralised casinos get popular in the next few months or years, regulatory trend is to force KYC, so you are right: casinos that don't ask for it have their days counted.

More concerning that the governments getting their share is the destination of the personal documents and data you provide in order to fulfill the KYC: no one guarantees that they won't be sold or leaked at any time, and the use eventually given to them is unsure too.

[Wapfika]

No KYC Crypto Casino or Casino that doesn’t require KYC at first but later on you will be ask once you already register and deposit some money. Most of the casino with Curaçao license has the tendency to apply KYC when they see fit base on the circumstances given to the user.

I doubt this casino that you listed will totally not apply KYC even with some special cases that user is showing some shady behavior in the casino. Only decentralized casino are the only true non kyc casino.

[Plaguedeath]

The heck you include scam LTC casino in your list, I suggest you should remove it because someone had terrible experience with this casino

I disagree for the idea of KYC level, you must only list the level 0 No KYC casino where the site isn't stated to ask KYC in their TOS, while the rest either they ask verification during win big or suspicious activity, it's still a KYC casino.

Little correction: use "Exchange now" rather "Play now" in No KYC exchange. This site is more depth about No KYC exchange https://kycnot.me/

[piebeyb]

No KYC Crypto Casino or Casino that doesn’t require KYC at first but later on you will be ask once you already register and deposit some money. Most of the casino with Curaçao license has the tendency to apply KYC when they see fit base on the circumstances given to the user.

I doubt this casino that you listed will totally not apply KYC even with some special cases that user is showing some shady behavior in the casino. Only decentralized casino are the only true non kyc casino.

This site may just list it without doing any research or testing on the site although this may look good because it provides a site with several lists of casino names without KYC, I am not completely sure that the sites on the list are KYC free, it may be true that in the beginning there will be no KYC for small users and those who only bet small stakes, I would like to see what it would be like to bet big money on one of those sites.

KYC sucks for all gamblers but for me it will never be a problem even the big sites don't ask for my personal identity documents, moreover every KYC verification has a certain level, as a small gambler I'm always safe withdrawing money without having to fill in KYC for example Stake sites , unfortunately not on this site's list. even though in that list there are sites that sometimes ask for KYC too. 

[o48o]

Hi, i visited your site and and skimmed the casinos you are claiming to have no kyc. Quotes i am adding next to Casino names are directly from these sites.

Jackbit
They have a whole section under their terms about their KYC

KYC procedures take place when the respective transaction is to be carried out;

Justbit
They even mentions seperately that they have a kyc procedure

13 After the registration process the User shall provide JustBit with valid identification information under Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures
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13.4 - KYC procedure is performed under the rules of KYC/AML Policy.

Bc.game
Same under AML

BC.GAME reserves the right, at any time, to ask for any KYC documentation it deems necessary to determine the identity and location of a User. BC.GAME reserves the right to restrict service and payment until identity is sufficiently determined.

Vavada
Under TOS:

In the case of enhanced customer due diligence, customers may be asked to provide the documents listed below in order to comply with our KYC policy

Metaspins
under tos:

9.4 By agreeing to the Terms you authorize us to undertake such verification checks as we may require ourselves or may be required by third parties (including regulatory bodies) to confirm your age, identity and contact details and to prevent money laundering (the "Checks").

Cryptoleo
Under terms:

7.4. We reserve the right to carry out verification procedures for each client at first withdrawal. Such verifications may for example include copies of a player’s passport, national Identity Card, copies of a player’s utility bills, and/or copies of the debit/credit cards used to deposit.

Nitrobetting
under rules and regulations:

IDENTIFY VERIFICATION
Nitrobetting reserves the right to request valid proof of identification from any player.

The fact that casino doesn't ask for it right away doesn't mean they wouldn't be asking it in the future out of blue. So you are providing misleading information just for referrals links.

Only casino on your site that is directly claiming that they don't have any kyc what so ever, is LTCcasino which i frankly find highly suspicious.
Rest of them are complying with regulators, and while casinos might not specifically say that they do kyc, that comes with the whole regulatory compliance package.

[acroman08]

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looks like you beat me to it. I just finished doing a quick read to most of the casinos and I was about to post here that the majority of the casinos on the list will ask for KYC at some point if they deem it necessary and some even need you to perform KYC when doing your first withdrawal

Only casino on your site that is directly claiming that they don't have any kyc what so ever, is LTCcasino which i frankly find highly suspicious.

They had a scam accusation posted against them here in the forum but was resolved in the end, and to be fair, as far as I know, they actually didn't ask for KYC, at least according to the person who created the scam accusation. that being said, I'd still be cautious about depositing and gambling on their gambling site because of the way they handled the same accusation against them and the possible lie they told in that thread to avoid paying the gambler.

[jordanw21]

Hi, i visited your site and and skimmed the casinos you are claiming to have no kyc. Quotes i am adding next to Casino names are directly from these sites.

Jackbit
They have a whole section under their terms about their KYC

KYC procedures take place when the respective transaction is to be carried out;

Justbit
They even mentions seperately that they have a kyc procedure

13 After the registration process the User shall provide JustBit with valid identification information under Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures
-cut-
13.4 - KYC procedure is performed under the rules of KYC/AML Policy.

Bc.game
Same under AML

BC.GAME reserves the right, at any time, to ask for any KYC documentation it deems necessary to determine the identity and location of a User. BC.GAME reserves the right to restrict service and payment until identity is sufficiently determined.

Vavada
Under TOS:

In the case of enhanced customer due diligence, customers may be asked to provide the documents listed below in order to comply with our KYC policy

Metaspins
under tos:

9.4 By agreeing to the Terms you authorize us to undertake such verification checks as we may require ourselves or may be required by third parties (including regulatory bodies) to confirm your age, identity and contact details and to prevent money laundering (the "Checks").

Cryptoleo
Under terms:

7.4. We reserve the right to carry out verification procedures for each client at first withdrawal. Such verifications may for example include copies of a player’s passport, national Identity Card, copies of a player’s utility bills, and/or copies of the debit/credit cards used to deposit.

Nitrobetting
under rules and regulations:

IDENTIFY VERIFICATION
Nitrobetting reserves the right to request valid proof of identification from any player.

The fact that casino doesn't ask for it right away doesn't mean they wouldn't be asking it in the future out of blue. So you are providing misleading information just for referrals links.

Only casino on your site that is directly claiming that they don't have any kyc what so ever, is LTCcasino which i frankly find highly suspicious.
Rest of them are complying with regulators, and while casinos might not specifically say that they do kyc, that comes with the whole regulatory compliance package.

thank you for your research! op almost got me

[NoToKYC]

Hi, i visited your site and and skimmed the casinos you are claiming to have no kyc. Quotes i am adding next to Casino names are directly from these sites.

-SNIP

Hello,
all KYC levels are determined together with the casino teams.
Licensed casinos have to include kyc terms to comply with the license laws, this does not mean they will do KYC!
The KYC levels are defined if KYC is needed and when.

[Haunebu]

Hmm! Another KYC related thread. I admit that this is a decent attempt by op to try and help gamblers looking for KYC free sites, but he didn't really go into detail regarding sites asking for KYC at different stages.

As some posters above mentioned already, majority of the crypto gambling sites can request KYC at any point for various reasons and they can use their TOS to defend themselves.

You can try to avoid KYC by not doing shady crap and by withdrawing small amounts.

[Mahdirakib]

Don't mislead the gambling community with inaccurate information. Some of those casinos have at least medium range KYC possibility, while you are trying to define them as low range or KYC free casino. KYC verification requirement isn't directly mentioned in StarBets terms, but they may also request the personal information from it's user.

Licensed casinos have to include kyc terms to comply with the license laws, this does not mean they will do KYC!

But you shouldn't define them as "No KYC crypto casinos".

[rhomelmabini]

Is this some kind of movement (starting from your username to the way you post, you sound like it)? I think you should stick with the "no KYC" narrative because if you say "we prioritize low" KYC thing that means that still have KYC in it and that's perfectly not align to your mission. Of course, these days that's a rare case unless you stumble upon a dApp casino which is truly decentralized.

[Wiwo]

Really let see how that goes,  to be 100% off KYC is something that seems almost impossible because even if you run the casino on a KYC-free mode for a while,  how will you handle it when regulators come knocking at your door?

I bet you will either be forced to implement KYC or be forced to close down the casino, These have been the major challenges facing the non-KYC cryptocurrency casinos in recent times which have led to a reduction in the number of No KYC casinos.

[cabron]

Not one on his site offers no KYC but the swap exchange which is also unknown. But the KYC Level Explanation speaks for it on his website.
The only casinos that doesn't as KYC are the ones introducing themselves as decentralized blockchain casino but we may also not be certain how long they can maintain that way. One day you wake up, it will ask for KYC.

There are indeed some casinos and exchanges that are not asking for KYC though. You just can expect the prices to be higher.

[SamReomo]

Hi, i visited your site and and skimmed the casinos you are claiming to have no kyc. Quotes i am adding next to Casino names are directly from these sites.

-SNIP

Hello,
all KYC levels are determined together with the casino teams.
Licensed casinos have to include kyc terms to comply with the license laws, this does not mean they will do KYC!
The KYC levels are defined if KYC is needed and when.

That means that those casinos still require some kind of KYC verification when needed and that's why it is totally wrong to say that those casinos are no KYC casinos. Whenever a casino adds KYC in their terms then it's a confirm thing that they will require some kind of verification at some stage. I'm pretty sure that all of those casinos will pose KYC thing for the high rollers who win in huge amounts. I'm are pretty sure that if there are a few casinos that aren't asking for KYC right now will surely ask for it after sometime when they get a good amount of users on their site.

[Agbe]

No KYC casino site is good but in most cases at the end KYC is still required when there is an issue. I am not disputing the fact that you can't operate without KYC but I am saying is that, at the beginning you might remove KYC to create impression and attract customers but at time goes when problems arise and can solve without KYC what will you do? You are not the first to operate this. We have seen it in other places as well. And from your explanation, the site performs multiple jobs at a time. One can play bet and also use it for exchange.

[jordanw21]

Not one on his site offers no KYC but the swap exchange which is also unknown. But the KYC Level Explanation speaks for it on his website.
The only casinos that doesn't as KYC are the ones introducing themselves as decentralized blockchain casino but we may also not be certain how long they can maintain that way. One day you wake up, it will ask for KYC.

There are indeed some casinos and exchanges that are not asking for KYC though. You just can expect the prices to be higher.

From my experience, ltc casino is the one from the list which don't ask for KYC for sure. They have no license, so no one can make them to ask for it.

[NoToKYC]

From my experience, ltc casino is the one from the list which don't ask for KYC for sure. They have no license, so no one can make them to ask for it.

All casinos with KYC LEVEL 0 said they would never do KYC even if a high amount was won and more.
Everything was discussed with the casino teams, We did not define the KYC levels by ourselves!