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[ultrloa]

There are some casinos that claim to be a no KYC, but their TOS page clearly mentions that they reserve the right to perform KYC, which can be triggered anytime. Even though I do not like KYC at all, I still use those casinos because you don't have soo many other options.

The term of No KYC these days are attributed for not forcing user to do a mandatory KYCon their withdrawal or registration which other casino is now enforcing.

Even big casino now do a mandatory KYC to all existing members. I believe this No KYC casino knew this facts on tightening KYC that’s why they are trying to their KYC flexibility as way to have a pseudo No KYC feature.

I can see some casinos adding that to their functions and expecting players to use their platform since they can register and player any bet without any restriction that  will require them to do any verification. The no KYC is fully genuine with some casinos because they don't want to stress their players for any verification that can halt their playing experience and adventures as they get used to betting and paying different games that can make them to bring their friends all in to use their services.

Yes there are some casino that don't require kyc and they are very genuine they won't ask it when you want to withdraw money not like some casinos that we say they don't request for kyc but when you want to withdraw they will then request for kyc which is very wrong it's usually frustrate gamblers a lot, I believe I have shared this story here but I really can't remember if I have done that, I remember a time when I was using a particular casino and they said no kyc is required however when I wanted to withdraw they started requesting for kyc that made me so angry however I later did the kyc and withdraw my money and that was how I stopped using the casino Because I don't like casinos that are not sincere and honest, I don't have any problem if a casino request kyc in fact I love casino that request for kyc because I see them as a casino that can fight scam, but as a casino if you are requesting for kyc be honest and clear to people don't deceive people that you don't accept kyc and later you you do it when someone want to withdraw.

That situation happen all the time and mostly those casinos saying that NO KYC needed suddenly asked that requirements later on once gambler already played and try to withdraw their winning.

This is how important to read the TOS and if the casino do that they can actually disappoint people and also they provably lose good reputation for not being transparent regarding on that situation.

I'd rather choose to play those crypto casino which is transparent at first regarding on asking KYC, rather than those casinos pretending don't ask KYC then later on they asked their user to execute it since its like they are fooling people which is negative sign that the casino is not good.

[God Of Thunder]

I can see some casinos adding that to their functions and expecting players to use their platform since they can register and player any bet without any restriction that  will require them to do any verification. The no KYC is fully genuine with some casinos because they don't want to stress their players for any verification that can halt their playing experience and adventures as they get used to betting and paying different games that can make them to bring their friends all in to use their services.

Most casinos are not real, no KYC. Even if you see no KYC information on their social media or Bitcointalk forum thread, you should always review their terms and conditions to verify if they genuinely have no KYC. Most casinos use the term 'no KYC' to attract players, and then impose KYC requirements once a player wins a significant amount. I had to speak with my client and remove that from their banners.

There are only a few genuine casinos that operate without KYC requirements. So you need to find them and play there if you really care about your privacy. But be careful with that, some of them might not have a license to operate.

[MainIbem]

Yes there are some casino that don't require kyc and they are very genuine they won't ask it when you want to withdraw money not like some casinos that we say they don't request for kyc but when you want to withdraw they will then request for kyc which is very wrong it's usually frustrate gamblers a lot, I believe I have shared this story here but I really can't remember if I have done that, I remember a time when I was using a particular casino and they said no kyc is required however when I wanted to withdraw they started requesting for kyc that made me so angry however I later did the kyc and withdraw my money and that was how I stopped using the casino Because I don't like casinos that are not sincere and honest, I don't have any problem if a casino request kyc in fact I love casino that request for kyc because I see them as a casino that can fight scam, but as a casino if you are requesting for kyc be honest and clear to people don't deceive people that you don't accept kyc and later you you do it when someone want to withdraw.

Do you mean that they'll never ask for KYC even though a customer is fraudulent like suspected of money laundry or go against their TOS? I'll love to know such Casino cause I believe that even the ones that are very genuine would likely request KYC for a customer that's not genuine so as to save their reputation, well that's understandable unlike the ones who would say no KYC but would request for it later even when customers doesn't do anything suspicious to warrant a KYC.

[speeder]

Yes there are some casino that don't require kyc and they are very genuine they won't ask it when you want to withdraw money not like some casinos that we say they don't request for kyc but when you want to withdraw they will then request for kyc which is very wrong it's usually frustrate gamblers a lot, I believe I have shared this story here but I really can't remember if I have done that, I remember a time when I was using a particular casino and they said no kyc is required however when I wanted to withdraw they started requesting for kyc that made me so angry however I later did the kyc and withdraw my money and that was how I stopped using the casino Because I don't like casinos that are not sincere and honest, I don't have any problem if a casino request kyc in fact I love casino that request for kyc because I see them as a casino that can fight scam, but as a casino if you are requesting for kyc be honest and clear to people don't deceive people that you don't accept kyc and later you you do it when someone want to withdraw.

Do you mean that they'll never ask for KYC even though a customer is fraudulent like suspected of money laundry or go against their TOS? I'll love to know such Casino cause I believe that even the ones that are very genuine would likely request KYC for a customer that's not genuine so as to save their reputation, well that's understandable unlike the ones who would say no KYC but would request for it later even when customers doesn't do anything suspicious to warrant a KYC.

I know what you are talking about, and that is the reason why the term no KYC is so confusing. Even the legitimate casinos will also keep the right to confirm the accounts in case they find out that there are frauds, money-laundering activities, or they find that the terms of their own companies are violated. That is typical of any money-processing platform. The actual problem lies in the fact that casinos which heavily promote the use of no KYC turn out to require the user to undergo verification when he/she attempts to withdraw the funds, even though there is no suspicious activity on his/her account. It is what makes it frustrating. The key factor in this is transparency, as long as a casino makes the KYC clear as to when they may be necessary, then the players at least have an idea of what to anticipate in the future rather than being caught unawares.

[Joy- maker]

Yes there are some casino that don't require kyc and they are very genuine they won't ask it when you want to withdraw money not like some casinos that we say they don't request for kyc but when you want to withdraw they will then request for kyc which is very wrong it's usually frustrate gamblers a lot, I believe I have shared this story here but I really can't remember if I have done that, I remember a time when I was using a particular casino and they said no kyc is required however when I wanted to withdraw they started requesting for kyc that made me so angry however I later did the kyc and withdraw my money and that was how I stopped using the casino Because I don't like casinos that are not sincere and honest, I don't have any problem if a casino request kyc in fact I love casino that request for kyc because I see them as a casino that can fight scam, but as a casino if you are requesting for kyc be honest and clear to people don't deceive people that you don't accept kyc and later you you do it when someone want to withdraw.

See, sincerely speaking I've been in this gambling space for quite a reasonable years now,  and I have not seen any casino or gambling platform that have been genue with customers when it comes to kyc. they will clearly state it on their platform that they are kyc free and they can decide to give you the benefit of doubt during the registration process,  but when it comes to withdrawing your wins from their platform you see them requesting for kyc, so is that behavior being genuine? I don't think so they are not been genuine rather they are misinforming their people which is very wrong. if a casino or a Gambling platform is kyc free, they have to be kyc free in all aspects and not only doing registration process then during withdrawal process they start requesting for kyc.

[whiteblue]

I know what you are talking about, and that is the reason why the term no KYC is so confusing. Even the legitimate casinos will also keep the right to confirm the accounts in case they find out that there are frauds, money-laundering activities, or they find that the terms of their own companies are violated. That is typical of any money-processing platform. The actual problem lies in the fact that casinos which heavily promote the use of no KYC turn out to require the user to undergo verification when he/she attempts to withdraw the funds, even though there is no suspicious activity on his/her account. It is what makes it frustrating. The key factor in this is transparency, as long as a casino makes the KYC clear as to when they may be necessary, then the players at least have an idea of what to anticipate in the future rather than being caught unawares.

Some casinos claim their casinos don't require KYC, but they can enforce it if they suspect gamblers are trying to cheat them. This would certainly undermine gamblers trust, even though casino owners maintain their businesses well and have the right to enforce it if there are serious suspicions.

However, If kyc requirements are suddenly implemented for gamblers who win big, the Casino is violating its previous commitments. Even without kyc requirements, It's a sudden demand for kyc
It's crucial to ensure a casino remains transparent and fair no matter what happens. Gamblers also feel disadvantaged if kyc requirements are requested at any time. Gamblers often register under a fake Name, But being asked for kyc can be quite inconvenient.

[Beparanf]

Some casinos claim their casinos don't require KYC, but they can enforce it if they suspect gamblers are trying to cheat them. This would certainly undermine gamblers trust, even though casino owners maintain their businesses well and have the right to enforce it if there are serious suspicions.

However, If kyc requirements are suddenly implemented for gamblers who win big, the Casino is violating its previous commitments. Even without kyc requirements, It's a sudden demand for kyc
It's crucial to ensure a casino remains transparent and fair no matter what happens. Gamblers also feel disadvantaged if kyc requirements are requested at any time. Gamblers often register under a fake Name, But being asked for kyc can be quite inconvenient.

Most of the cheaters win big before they withdraw that’s why winning big in legit was is often mixed to the reason why casino ask KYC when you experienced this.

In reality, You will not be asked to do KYC after winning big if your account is clean or in case you’ve been ask, you can complete it flawlessly and withdraw your funds.

Most of the user having problems are those guilty of abuse and use the forum and other public space to seek support just to pressure the casino to release funds.

[Bushdark]

If there is no record where KYC has helped to reduce fraud then what is the need of the casinos insisting her customers to do kyc when the primary need for it has not been used to identify any fraud? Customers are scared of releasing their identity because they do not trust their identity with the casinos since there is no guarantee of safe keeping of their details but in the case of hack or lost accounts I think it should be on the customers to choose to do KYC incase of lait of account so it shouldn't be forced on them since they stand the chance to lose their accounts and funds if their accounts are hacked or lost.

Exactly what I taught too because kyc is supposed to be some sort of security system so it should be guaranteed that this is what it is instead of it looking like not being certain exactly what it is. Kyc should be there to protect your account against any form of easy access and serve as a strong security system that should give some sort of protection on the account

KYC is 'Know Your Customer' and many companies like exchange, casinos, banks will always ask for your information to know who you really are. This has been a system that have been used from years back for companies to know who they are dealing with through their personal information that might include their identity, location, passport and other means of identity to create trust between the company and their customers. Some people are never interested to drop their information on casinos because of the risk and challenges it might attract in the future.

[Gentle_Soul]

Everyone is discussing about KYC and No-KYC related things, but no one is talking about the NoToKYC.com services. Does any of you agree with listing system of NoToKYC? They are providing inaccurate information about the KYC verification requirement of the casinos.

Almost all these casinos are crazy liers and they will do everything possible to get you to use their platform to play bets since they'll gonna make money from that. I have some annoying experiences from some of the advertised casinos here and I just have to keep my grudges to myself because writing and complaining would not solve the problem when the casino team knows what they are doing. Make a deposit through Solana network on Cloudbet and tell if you will not be asked to do level 2 KYC before any withdrawal.

Honestly it's crazy certain strategies some casinos adopt just to manipulate people to make deposits and transactions in their casinos I know a couple of times have had to loose my initial deposits in some of this casinos and some were wrong websites i downloaded and and did check properly before making progress with them and that was how I lost some funds too

[MainIbem]

Honestly it's crazy certain strategies some casinos adopt just to manipulate people to make deposits and transactions in their casinos I know a couple of times have had to loose my initial deposits in some of this casinos and some were wrong websites i downloaded and and did check properly before making progress with them and that was how I lost some funds too

If so then the fault is from you since you didn't check properly before signing in and made deposit with them, I think there a lot of scam casinos and duplicates of original ones out there so when making your choice you should be sure that you're clicking on their original site sp you won't be victimised, thats why I always come to this forum to click of the signatures of people promoting legit casinos I choose to bet on and it would take me directly to their site, it's more better than clicking a random link on the media or so which are sometimes fake and owned by scammers.

[AbuBhakar]

Honestly it's crazy certain strategies some casinos adopt just to manipulate people to make deposits and transactions in their casinos I know a couple of times have had to loose my initial deposits in some of this casinos and some were wrong websites i downloaded and and did check properly before making progress with them and that was how I lost some funds too

If so then the fault is from you since you didn't check properly before signing in and made deposit with them, I think there a lot of scam casinos and duplicates of original ones out there so when making your choice you should be sure that you're clicking on their original site sp you won't be victimised, thats why I always come to this forum to click of the signatures of people promoting legit casinos I choose to bet on and it would take me directly to their site, it's more better than clicking a random link on the media or so which are sometimes fake and owned by scammers.

They might be pertaining to the No KYC feature that being boast by all the casino listed on this service.

Some gambler expected a total no KYC procedure perhaps they are from restricted country so once they deposit and play their balance is automatically confiscated once casino asked KYC.

It’s tricky promising no KYC since it will attract user from restricted country that will not read the ToS.

[Hazink]

Most casinos are not real, no KYC. Even if you see no KYC information on their social media or Bitcointalk forum thread, you should always review their terms and conditions to verify if they genuinely have no KYC. Most casinos use the term 'no KYC' to attract players, and then impose KYC requirements once a player wins a significant amount. I had to speak with my client and remove that from their banners.

I can't recall the name of the casino, but I have come in contact with a casino which was said to be misleading the public with such information. How can you advertise yourself as there is no KYC casino? And in your policy, you make it known that you have the right to ask for KYC, if not for the sake of confusing clients. I don't see the need to use such type of promotion, whereas they know very well that only a few gamblers have the time to go through casino policy.

Without passing kyc you can not absolutly find out if person from restriced county or not 

Unless the person is making use of a VPN or any privacy protection browser, if not it's easy for the casino to detect where you are gambling from even before they ask you for your KYC verification.

[khaled0111]

Do you mean that they'll never ask for KYC even though a customer is fraudulent like suspected of money laundry or go against their TOS? I'll love to know such Casino cause I believe that even the ones that are very genuine would likely request KYC for a customer that's not genuine so as to save their reputation, well that's understandable unlike the ones who would say no KYC but would request for it later even when customers doesn't do anything suspicious to warrant a KYC.

Such casinos that are truly no-kyc are rare and if you are lucky enough to find one, you can be sure that aside from not asking for identity verification, there isn’t much else interesting about them. These casinos usually don’t offer any ineresting bonuses or promotions because they know such offers will be heavily abused by alt accounts and they won’t be able to do anything about it.
If you value your privacy, then these casinos are the way to go but you will need to forget about the juicy bonuses you could find elsewhere.

[God Of Thunder]

I can't recall the name of the casino, but I have come in contact with a casino which was said to be misleading the public with such information. How can you advertise yourself as there is no KYC casino? And in your policy, you make it known that you have the right to ask for KYC, if not for the sake of confusing clients. I don't see the need to use such type of promotion, whereas they know very well that only a few gamblers have the time to go through casino policy.

I know most people online do not read the ToS before they sign up. However, a gambler needs to look for certain information, such as restricted regions, KYC rules, and bonus rules. These are the most important terms that a gambler should look for. You know, sometimes KYC casinos advertise themself as no KYC. When you ask them about it, they will tell you that they are no KYC for regular players. But if they suspect anything, they may ask for a KYC.

If it is already mentioned in the ToS page that the casino reserves the right to ask for a KYC, you should be ready for that. Do not always trust what they advertise online. A gambler should check these important point that I mentioned.

[arwin100]

I can't recall the name of the casino, but I have come in contact with a casino which was said to be misleading the public with such information. How can you advertise yourself as there is no KYC casino? And in your policy, you make it known that you have the right to ask for KYC, if not for the sake of confusing clients. I don't see the need to use such type of promotion, whereas they know very well that only a few gamblers have the time to go through casino policy.

I know most people online do not read the ToS before they sign up. However, a gambler needs to look for certain information, such as restricted regions, KYC rules, and bonus rules. These are the most important terms that a gambler should look for. You know, sometimes KYC casinos advertise themself as no KYC. When you ask them about it, they will tell you that they are no KYC for regular players. But if they suspect anything, they may ask for a KYC.

If it is already mentioned in the ToS page that the casino reserves the right to ask for a KYC, you should be ready for that. Do not always trust what they advertise online. A gambler should check these important point that I mentioned.

And most of those people didn't read the TOS got surprised for sudden flagged down when they made violation and tell that its so unfair for them to do something especially if the casino ask some requirements for verification.

That's why its really important to read the TOS before signing up on a casino to know if there's something they don't like implemented by the casino. Also if they are true to their words especially when they say that they are really a No KYC compliant casino. For sure they can read those words you have said in there TOS and so that they can prepare for possible KYC implementation.

[Barikui1]

Such casinos that are truly no-kyc are rare and if you are lucky enough to find one, you can be sure that aside from not asking for identity verification, there isn’t much else interesting about them. These casinos usually don’t offer any ineresting bonuses or promotions because they know such offers will be heavily abused by alt accounts and they won’t be able to do anything about it.
If you value your privacy, then these casinos are the way to go but you will need to forget about the juicy bonuses you could find elsewhere.

All that you said here are 100% true, and  it's one major disadvantages this no kyc casinos have, because since they don't want to be taken advantage of, they will not be giving any exciting offers that casinos that are kyc conscious normally do, since anyone can register a dozen of account, just to get that particular offer or welcome bonus that comes along with registration of new accounts, or already an existing offers. So you are 100% right about this, so it's left for we the gambler to decide if we value our privacy more, than giving out our details in other to have Access to all those exciting offers that comes with a mandatory kyc casinos.

[GiftedMAN]

Honestly it's crazy certain strategies some casinos adopt just to manipulate people to make deposits and transactions in their casinos I know a couple of times have had to loose my initial deposits in some of this casinos and some were wrong websites i downloaded and and did check properly before making progress with them and that was how I lost some funds too

Note: no casino will force you to make deposits when you are not willing to do so and you should take responsibility for your mistakes if you fail to read their terms of service before choosing the casino so that you don't blame the casinos when it's your fault for not going through the site before signing up with them. Your deposits are safe you followed the necessary funding steps but if you had downloaded the wrong website then you should know that it's from you not the casino.

[khaled0111]

However, a gambler needs to look for certain information, such as restricted regions, KYC rules, and bonus rules. These are the most important terms that a gambler should look for. You know, sometimes KYC casinos advertise themself as no KYC. When you ask them about it, they will tell you that they are no KYC for regular players. But if they suspect anything, they may ask for a KYC.

That’s correct, but to be compleyely safe, what you need to do (and what you should always do before signing any contract) is to focus on the fine print because that’s where the devil hides. Unfortunately, most gamblers/customers, even when they read the service rules, they don’t pay much attention to the details. Fortunately, based on my own experience, this usually isn’t a big problem since most casinos have almost the same ToS. So, as you said, you only need to focus on the parts that concern you or that you are interested in (again, no harm in spending few minutes to read the full terms, just in case!).

[Wakate]

Most casinos are not real, no KYC. Even if you see no KYC information on their social media or Bitcointalk forum thread, you should always review their terms and conditions to verify if they genuinely have no KYC. Most casinos use the term 'no KYC' to attract players, and then impose KYC requirements once a player wins a significant amount. I had to speak with my client and remove that from their banners.

Your experience with casinos must have made you to understand much about all these things many casinos like doing by looking like they are non KYC but in their terms, they will make it obvious that they can ask you to submit your KYC information at anytime based on their jurisdiction. They try to look clean and innocent outwardly but inwardly they are only looking for you to use their services so they can make money from you, no doubt!

[SuperBitMan]

Honestly it's crazy certain strategies some casinos adopt just to manipulate people to make deposits and transactions in their casinos I know a couple of times have had to loose my initial deposits in some of this casinos and some were wrong websites i downloaded and and did check properly before making progress with them and that was how I lost some funds too

Note: no casino will force you to make deposits when you are not willing to do so and you should take responsibility for your mistakes if you fail to read their terms of service before choosing the casino so that you don't blame the casinos when it's your fault for not going through the site before signing up with them. Your deposits are safe you followed the necessary funding steps but if you had downloaded the wrong website then you should know that it's from you not the casino.

One thing people should learn doing is to always read instruction before carrying out anything they want to carry out, I have seen people that have made mistakes in casinos especially when they are depositing or withdrawing, one of the reasons why people make this mistake is because they are always in a rush and they believe all casinos are the same but that is not true casinos have their different rules and regulation how they deposit and withdraw so it is very important to read every instruction you see in any casino so you won't make any mistake, and again when you are downloading Casino app or visiting any casino website try as much as possible to verify if that app or website is the original casino so you won't fall into the hands of scammers, don't rush things.