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[Angry_Kitty]

Anonymity is crucial for a casino, no one wants to be known about his winnings, especially if the winnings are large or there are many of them. As for the exchangers, there are fewer and fewer anonymous exchangers now.

[AliDeep]

KYC is not required since they are not a casino, this platform is just like a casino reviews site so it should not be compared to other crypto casinos. If you do not notice it, let me tell you that this platform try to provide a list of casinos which they claim to be No KYC required or KYC friendly.

Oh I see, Thanks for this clarification dude, now it's all cleared up for me, I just didn't immediately understand the purpose of the platform,
however you gave me some clarity and I appreciate this.

Our giveaway Software Provider is checking for Multi Accounts using different metrics. So no cheating is possible.

What you are doing is good, to be fair to others who don't do multi-accounts, keep it up dude and I hope you can do something better besides this.

Any platform is time-tested. Only time will tell how much the product is in demand and how people need it. And if the platform has been around for so long and is being actively discussed, then many people need it.

[cryptoserega]

So is that confirmed that there is really no kyc required since your title on your platform is Notokyc? Although I know that there are other crypto
casinos that also don't really require kyc.

Regulation is now being tightened and many exchangers are conducting kyc procedures, as well as many casinos are forced to follow kyc procedures in order to obtain a license.

[DiMarxist]

Anonymity is crucial for a casino, no one wants to be known about his winnings, especially if the winnings are large or there are many of them. As for the exchangers, there are fewer and fewer anonymous exchangers now.

But the question everyone is asking I'd that, is that even possible this days? Because many casinos would vo.e here and tell people no KYC casino and when someone wins big, KYC request would start and their would be some kind of conflict between the two people. And when the accused of the casino create thread here many would ask for evidence. But we don't really know what conspired both on the background.

[shield132]

Anonymity is crucial for a casino, no one wants to be known about his winnings, especially if the winnings are large or there are many of them. As for the exchangers, there are fewer and fewer anonymous exchangers now.

But the question everyone is asking I'd that, is that even possible this days? Because many casinos would vo.e here and tell people no KYC casino and when someone wins big, KYC request would start and their would be some kind of conflict between the two people. And when the accused of the casino create thread here many would ask for evidence. But we don't really know what conspired both on the background.

On paper every crypto casino has the permission to ask for a KYC because that's the part of international AML but there are some crypto casinos that have probably never asked for a KYC documentation. For example, as far as I know, freebitco.in, bustabit, bustadice and l0tt0 have never asked anybody to submit KYC despite the fact that they can legally request that. Metawin also has a nice terms for Web3 wallet users, you can deposit/withdraw up to 10 ETH without human interaction. To be completely no-kyc, you have to be unlicensed, unregulated casino and playing on such a casino, is a little bit dangerous, it's completely based on online trust.

[manbitcoinlover]

level 0, level 1, level 2, and so on and so on. The bottom line is that if levels exist, KYC exists and therefore it is not a no-kyc casino. Even though a player might
be able to play with level 0 or 1 KYC and withdraw a small sum of money, the truth is that if things get serious, KYC will be demanded for the player
to show.  Therefore, players have to be aware that just because it is no-KYC when it comes to peanuts, if they want to put and more importantly, withdraw their money,
if the sum becomes BIG, they must be aware that most casinos will ask for KYC.

[Binity]

Anonymity is crucial for a casino, no one wants to be known about his winnings, especially if the winnings are large or there are many of them. As for the exchangers, there are fewer and fewer anonymous exchangers now.

But the question everyone is asking I'd that, is that even possible this days? Because many casinos would vo.e here and tell people no KYC casino and when someone wins big, KYC request would start and their would be some kind of conflict between the two people. And when the accused of the casino create thread here many would ask for evidence. But we don't really know what conspired both on the background.

Large amounts always attract a lot of attention and casinos don't like paying large amounts very much. If the casino does not have a license and it does not conduct a KYC procedure, then what guarantee is there that this casino will pay money to the winner?

[gunhell16]

Anonymity is crucial for a casino, no one wants to be known about his winnings, especially if the winnings are large or there are many of them. As for the exchangers, there are fewer and fewer anonymous exchangers now.

But the question everyone is asking I'd that, is that even possible this days? Because many casinos would vo.e here and tell people no KYC casino and when someone wins big, KYC request would start and their would be some kind of conflict between the two people. And when the accused of the casino create thread here many would ask for evidence. But we don't really know what conspired both on the background.

On paper every crypto casino has the permission to ask for a KYC because that's the part of international AML but there are some crypto casinos that have probably never asked for a KYC documentation. For example, as far as I know, freebitco.in, bustabit, bustadice and l0tt0 have never asked anybody to submit KYC despite the fact that they can legally request that. Metawin also has a nice terms for Web3 wallet users, you can deposit/withdraw up to 10 ETH without human interaction. To be completely no-kyc, you have to be unlicensed, unregulated casino and playing on such a casino, is a little bit dangerous, it's completely based on online trust.

As for me, if I know that the casino has been around for a long time in the crypto space, I have no question about it, especially if the casino shows their appreciation
for their players who play on their platform.

Although if the casino is regulated, don't be surprised if others provide kyc because that's normal because they are legal casinos, that's why always gamble at our own risk,
maybe most people didn't fail to remind other gamblers.

[betswift]

Anonymity is crucial for a casino, no one wants to be known about his winnings, especially if the winnings are large or there are many of them. As for the exchangers, there are fewer and fewer anonymous exchangers now.

But the question everyone is asking I'd that, is that even possible this days? Because many casinos would vo.e here and tell people no KYC casino and when someone wins big, KYC request would start and their would be some kind of conflict between the two people. And when the accused of the casino create thread here many would ask for evidence. But we don't really know what conspired both on the background.

Large amounts always attract a lot of attention and casinos don't like paying large amounts very much. If the casino does not have a license and it does not conduct a KYC procedure, then what guarantee is there that this casino will pay money to the winner?

That's why reputable platforms, usually, need KYC, though not all the time.

You choose who you trust yourself.

[Cryptozaika]

Anonymity is crucial for a casino, no one wants to be known about his winnings, especially if the winnings are large or there are many of them. As for the exchangers, there are fewer and fewer anonymous exchangers now.

But the question everyone is asking I'd that, is that even possible this days? Because many casinos would vo.e here and tell people no KYC casino and when someone wins big, KYC request would start and their would be some kind of conflict between the two people. And when the accused of the casino create thread here many would ask for evidence. But we don't really know what conspired both on the background.

Trust is very important for casinos, because no one will play in a casino if the casino does not believe and it can change the rules of the game. Such a casino won't last long.

[Garsipop]

Large amounts always attract a lot of attention and casinos don't like paying large amounts very much. If the casino does not have a license and it does not conduct a KYC procedure, then what guarantee is there that this casino will pay money to the winner?

That's why reputable platforms, usually, need KYC, though not all the time.

You choose who you trust yourself.

Regulation is constantly being tightened and now platforms have no choice whether to use KYC procedures or not. Due to the tightening legislation, platforms are now forced to use KYC in an increasing number of countries.

[Corsac]

As for me, if I know that the casino has been around for a long time in the crypto space, I have no question about it, especially if the casino shows their appreciation
for their players who play on their platform.

Although if the casino is regulated, don't be surprised if others provide kyc because that's normal because they are legal casinos, that's why always gamble at our own risk,
maybe most people didn't fail to remind other gamblers.

The crypto industry provides casinos with many opportunities for development and promotion.
But each player decides for himself that it is more important for him to work with a reliable and regulated casino and pay taxes  and work with an anonymous casino. However, no one can guarantee its reliability.

[Defi_space]

Anonymity is crucial for a casino, no one wants to be known about his winnings, especially if the winnings are large or there are many of them. As for the exchangers, there are fewer and fewer anonymous exchangers now.

But the question everyone is asking I'd that, is that even possible this days? Because many casinos would vo.e here and tell people no KYC casino and when someone wins big, KYC request would start and their would be some kind of conflict between the two people. And when the accused of the casino create thread here many would ask for evidence. But we don't really know what conspired both on the background.

On paper every crypto casino has the permission to ask for a KYC because that's the part of international AML but there are some crypto casinos that have probably never asked for a KYC documentation. For example, as far as I know, freebitco.in, bustabit, bustadice and l0tt0 have never asked anybody to submit KYC despite the fact that they can legally request that. Metawin also has a nice terms for Web3 wallet users, you can deposit/withdraw up to 10 ETH without human interaction. To be completely no-kyc, you have to be unlicensed, unregulated casino and playing on such a casino, is a little bit dangerous, it's completely based on online trust.

Regulators set requirements for casinos, including conducting KYC procedures. There are no requirements only in casinos without any licencens, but there may be fraud and deception. And each user already determines for himself what is most important to him - security or anonymity.

[Youngrebel]

Anonymity is crucial for a casino, no one wants to be known about his winnings, especially if the winnings are large or there are many of them. As for the exchangers, there are fewer and fewer anonymous exchangers now.

But the question everyone is asking I'd that, is that even possible this days? Because many casinos would vo.e here and tell people no KYC casino and when someone wins big, KYC request would start and their would be some kind of conflict between the two people. And when the accused of the casino create thread here many would ask for evidence. But we don't really know what conspired both on the background.

On paper every crypto casino has the permission to ask for a KYC because that's the part of international AML but there are some crypto casinos that have probably never asked for a KYC documentation. For example, as far as I know, freebitco.in, bustabit, bustadice and l0tt0 have never asked anybody to submit KYC despite the fact that they can legally request that. Metawin also has a nice terms for Web3 wallet users, you can deposit/withdraw up to 10 ETH without human interaction. To be completely no-kyc, you have to be unlicensed, unregulated casino and playing on such a casino, is a little bit dangerous, it's completely based on online trust.

Regulators set requirements for casinos, including conducting KYC procedures. There are no requirements only in casinos without any licencens, but there may be fraud and deception. And each user already determines for himself what is most important to him - security or anonymity.

Upon all the regulations they have gotten from them, some casinos still come and tell us that they are running No KYC casino and making people to believe and register with them and play games and only for the gamblers to find out that they are heavily KYC probably when they are requested to join the VIP groups or Clubs or upgrading of account.
It is good to come out plain and the interested gamblers would still join and play games there. And if a casino has some countries restricted, they should state it clearly on the ToS or on the interface of the casino by not allowing the user to register so gamblers would suffer and use their energy to visit the site.

[virasog]

Upon all the regulations they have gotten from them, some casinos still come and tell us that they are running No KYC casino and making people to believe and register with them and play games and only for the gamblers to find out that they are heavily KYC probably when they are requested to join the VIP groups or Clubs or upgrading of account.
It is good to come out plain and the interested gamblers would still join and play games there. And if a casino has some countries restricted, they should state it clearly on the ToS or on the interface of the casino by not allowing the user to register so gamblers would suffer and use their energy to visit the site.

No KYC casinos are the ones that are used by those who do not want to submit their personal details at the casino and at the same time those who are minors or underage, their only option is to gamble at No KYC casinos. However I would advice not to deposit too much at such casino because they can ask for KYC if the withdrawal request are big or they may find anything suspicious in the gambler's account, they always have this card to play, that is demand for KYC for proceeding for withdrawals etc.

[i8v8i]

Regulators set requirements for casinos, including conducting KYC procedures. There are no requirements only in casinos without any licencens, but there may be fraud and deception. And each user already determines for himself what is most important to him - security or anonymity.

Upon all the regulations they have gotten from them, some casinos still come and tell us that they are running No KYC casino and making people to believe and register with them and play games and only for the gamblers to find out that they are heavily KYC probably when they are requested to join the VIP groups or Clubs or upgrading of account.
It is good to come out plain and the interested gamblers would still join and play games there. And if a casino has some countries restricted, they should state it clearly on the ToS or on the interface of the casino by not allowing the user to register so gamblers would suffer and use their energy to visit the site.
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Well, many casino players will only find out about the existence of kyc procedures after they win large amounts of money. The casino does not pay out funds to the players until they go through the kyc procedures. People either go through a set of procedures and receive their winnings, or they receive nothing.

[AmoreJaz]

Upon all the regulations they have gotten from them, some casinos still come and tell us that they are running No KYC casino and making people to believe and register with them and play games and only for the gamblers to find out that they are heavily KYC probably when they are requested to join the VIP groups or Clubs or upgrading of account.
It is good to come out plain and the interested gamblers would still join and play games there. And if a casino has some countries restricted, they should state it clearly on the ToS or on the interface of the casino by not allowing the user to register so gamblers would suffer and use their energy to visit the site.

No KYC casinos are the ones that are used by those who do not want to submit their personal details at the casino and at the same time those who are minors or underage, their only option is to gamble at No KYC casinos. However I would advice not to deposit too much at such casino because they can ask for KYC if the withdrawal request are big or they may find anything suspicious in the gambler's account, they always have this card to play, that is demand for KYC for proceeding for withdrawals etc.

But with the developments in the gambling business today, most are getting their license so they can operate better, hence, most of them are requiring kyc from their clients. Very few casinos have no KYC requirement up until now. I would say, the trust is already in the casinos that require KYC because they are also under the gambling regulations of where they got their license.
If you have big winnings, you would surely go to no kyc casinos so you won't have the need to declare your winnings to your government. Because in some countries, they have the regulations that you need to declare your gambling winnings. So if you play in no kyc casino, definitely, you won't need to declare. But if it is a kyc-required casino, you still have the option not to declare, however, the chance that someone may be after your taxes will always be there.

[BudBlockz]

But with the developments in the gambling business today, most are getting their license so they can operate better, hence, most of them are requiring kyc from their clients. Very few casinos have no KYC requirement up until now. I would say, the trust is already in the casinos that require KYC because they are also under the gambling regulations of where they got their license.

Money likes silence, so no one wants to report big winnings because taxes have to be paid on them, and often very large ones. And no one wants to share their winnings with the state. That's why anonymity is so popular in casinos.

[arwin100]

Upon all the regulations they have gotten from them, some casinos still come and tell us that they are running No KYC casino and making people to believe and register with them and play games and only for the gamblers to find out that they are heavily KYC probably when they are requested to join the VIP groups or Clubs or upgrading of account.
It is good to come out plain and the interested gamblers would still join and play games there. And if a casino has some countries restricted, they should state it clearly on the ToS or on the interface of the casino by not allowing the user to register so gamblers would suffer and use their energy to visit the site.

No KYC casinos are the ones that are used by those who do not want to submit their personal details at the casino and at the same time those who are minors or underage, their only option is to gamble at No KYC casinos. However I would advice not to deposit too much at such casino because they can ask for KYC if the withdrawal request are big or they may find anything suspicious in the gambler's account, they always have this card to play, that is demand for KYC for proceeding for withdrawals etc.

But with the developments in the gambling business today, most are getting their license so they can operate better, hence, most of them are requiring kyc from their clients. Very few casinos have no KYC requirement up until now. I would say, the trust is already in the casinos that require KYC because they are also under the gambling regulations of where they got their license.

The regulation happened make those No KYC casino became probe of elimination. That's why we see that lots of reputable casino became compliant with what they required to do.

Although some casino remain their No KYC thing but just have certain limits.

At this point many skeptical to test those No KYC casino, but if they manage to get a good standing in this community and remain no issue shown or posted by people here maybe they could able to get more people that willing to gamble in their casino.

Regulation sucks but we cannot do anything but to comply so that we can gamble on our favorite casinos.

[federalmoney_official]

The regulation happened make those No KYC casino became probe of elimination. That's why we see that lots of reputable casino became compliant with what they required to do.

Although some casino remain their No KYC thing but just have certain limits.

At this point many skeptical to test those No KYC casino, but if they manage to get a good standing in this community and remain no issue shown or posted by people here maybe they could able to get more people that willing to gamble in their casino.

Regulation sucks but we cannot do anything but to comply so that we can gamble on our favorite casinos.

States need to raise money in the form of taxes somehow. Can you imagine how much money is being spent in casinos and the states want to have their share of their income and the winnings of casino players? 

Therefore, they are considering regulating the KYC procedure so that all winnings are visible and transparent.