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It is very easy for you to write all these things and tell us that your casino does not ask for verification for gamblers to use your casino.
If you want to take about your casino, it will be okay if you do this on your thread so that the forum members can find you very seriously.
There are casinos that like to follow trend and now I think we are in the no KYC trend and their will be new casinos that will be claiming to be less attentive to customer KYC verification.

If this is true it's fine and will be very interesting to try. How will someone that has issues with his or her account transactions rectify it, if no identification and documents upload of the above are not required by the casino site mentioned.
This means all bettor are anonymous on the site and if mistake are made while on the site won't this put more load the customer care center to attend to some matters

[Little Mouse]

Toshi.bet is a true No KYC Crypto Casino. Can't see the casino in your list. Would you mind taking a look and list it?

[Rockson1]

You can't openly say that borrowing money is a strong gambling addiction, because I myself do borrow money to gamble, but I'm not addicted to gambling. Further more, I only borrow money to gamble when I see a  sure game, let's say my friend sent me a game and the game is looking like something that will play as it was predicted and am cool with it, but I don't have money to play the game, I do borrow money from my friend or elsewhere just to play the game with genuine mind. So for me, it would be unfair and inaccurate to label everybody who borrows money to gamble as gambling addicted.

You hardly see gamblers who would openly confess that they are addicted to gambling but you only notice that when you go closer to them then you will realize that they are indeed addicted to gambling. Borrowing to gamble is a sign of gambling cause you never know the game you what to gamble if you are going to win or not as there is no sure game in gambling. If you do not have money to play a particular game the best is for you to leave the game then gamble when you have the money.

Of course many gamblers won't admit that, I think is because most addicted gamblers would not even know that they are really addicted to gambling, even when they are been told that they are addicted because how they gamble, they will argue it to the end, you are correct with age you said, once a gambler resort to borrowing to gamble, that is definitely addiction, it is important to check how we gamble, I do not understand some person, there should be budget for gambling, as soon as we exhaust our budget, then we re plan, in situation where we do not have money, no matter how special any bet is to us as far as we  do not have staking power, there is no need of going extra mind to gamble when we know what such could lead us to.

[CroverNo01]

I see borrowing money to gamble as a strong addiction to gambling, I mean why will somebody want to borrow money to gamble when you can not be certain that you will win your bets so why will you want to risk it. I know that life basically is about taking a risk but I don't see this as a kind of risk that should be taken because when if you loose funds on your gambling you don't only have yourself to deal with you also have the one you borrowed money from to deal with how to pay back so it's completely unacceptable for me to borrow money for  gambling.

You can't openly say that borrowing money is a strong gambling addiction, because I myself do borrow money to gamble, but I'm not addicted to gambling. Further more, I only borrow money to gamble when I see a  sure game, let's say my friend sent me a game and the game is looking like something that will play as it was predicted and am cool with it, but I don't have money to play the game, I do borrow money from my friend or elsewhere just to play the game with genuine mind. So for me, it would be unfair and inaccurate to label everybody who borrows money to gamble as gambling addicted.

Firstly , there is nothing like sure game, and please let's not paint something wrong for newbies to think otherwise. The idea of borrowing money to gamble isn't a totally wrong one but what we are saying is that, to avoid all the stories and dramas associated with with it, then borrowing to gamble should be avoided at all cost.

[khaled0111]

You can't openly say that borrowing money is a strong gambling addiction, because I myself do borrow money to gamble, but I'm not addicted to gambling. Further more, I only borrow money to gamble when I see a  sure game,

Borrowing money to gamble is not necessarily a sign of gambling addiction but we all agree that it’s not the wisest thing to do, to say the least.
As CroverNo01 said, there’s no such thing as a “sure bet”. In some cases, the odds might be in your favor and you don’t want to miss that opportunity, but it can never be a guaranteed win, unless you are talking about a fixed game.
I would understand if someone borrow money to gamble (not always) if, and only if, he has another source of income from which he can repay the borrowed money.

[Lida93]

What's the essence of even going to borrow money for gambling use, I don't get it how some gamblers think, what actually changed about what the outcome would be with the use of borrowed money to gamble when in fact the funds that was actually yours you couldn't make any profit gambling with it. People needs to grow up mentally, because that you're a gambler doesn't make you stupid to not know how to behave responsible and act rational on their own.

Mate it seems you don't know that some gamblers are very desperate to win by any means available, such gambers don't want to seethat anything as a hindrance to them when they want to gamble especially when they know that they can actually borrow to satisfy their urge, they will stop at nothing to gamble, not gambling at anytime they want to gamble seem to them like they have missed a very big opportunity to win big, so borrowing to gamble to them is like borrowing to invest in an investment that's rest assured, this is there mindset, to them, it is about gambling all the time which can possibly usher them into winning, just understand this, those guys that has gotten to this extent don't longer think straight, they are just deep into it, to me they really need help, it is just that they'll not want to admit that they really need help.

If that's the case then I do blame those who borrows them the money even knowing that this is a chronic gambler, it's like helping them to feed their urge and making things more bad for them. Or could it be that this people have no idea about the gambling activities?  Because for a person that gambles there's a high tendency that when they take in loan such funds could directed towards gambling in the hopes to try to double it, just like you said it, they think it's a way to invest to increase the funds, but every reasonable person would know that gambling can never be likened to investment.

[mitchr4]

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People who want to play they will continue to play and play more. They cant stop. Even if they will lose all there money they will continue to play because it is possible to borrow money and they continue to play still nobody will borrow money to them.

Because it is necessary to retern borrowed money and if you will not return mobody will borrow money to them.

Addiction is really hard to fix. Borrowing money to gamble is already a bad habit. No one will lend them money anymore because they never pay it back. Trust is important, once you have a bad reputation people will stop helping you. But the real problem is, when they can no longer borrow, some addicted gamblers find other ways to get money like cheating or stealing. So the situation gets even worse when the money runs out.

[Barikui1]

If that's the case then I do blame those who borrows them the money even knowing that this is a chronic gambler, it's like helping them to feed their urge and making things more bad for them. Or could it be that this people have no idea about the gambling activities?  Because for a person that gambles there's a high tendency that when they take in loan such funds could directed towards gambling in the hopes to try to double it, just like you said it,

At the end of the day, everyone will always look after his or her own personal interest, so trying to push blames on the borrower makes no sense, and that doesn't justify the recklessness or irresponsibility of the said gambler, besides he is an adult that knows what good and bad for himself, so trying to look into what they are doing with the money borrowed is like looking into their personal life, which I believe is a wrong thing to do in this present day and time.

[Mr Reporter]

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People who want to play they will continue to play and play more. They cant stop. Even if they will lose all there money they will continue to play because it is possible to borrow money and they continue to play still nobody will borrow money to them.

Because it is necessary to retern borrowed money and if you will not return mobody will borrow money to them.

Addiction is really hard to fix. Borrowing money to gamble is already a bad habit. No one will lend them money anymore because they never pay it back. Trust is important, once you have a bad reputation people will stop helping you. But the real problem is, when they can no longer borrow, some addicted gamblers find other ways to get money like cheating or stealing. So the situation gets even worse when the money runs out.

The truth of matter is that addition is a very bad habit I bet you should not even blame people who borrowed money to gamble because it some thing that deal with your mindset and it kinda of hard to over come the mindset that just the truth of the matter….to some people who think this issue might be easy and to most people this issues is a very big deal which is very hard to control it, I think addition is something you need to understand very well it something that has to deal with your mentally health, emotionally and physically so it very hard to control yourself when gambling, I have been opportune to be with some gambler to hear their stories and I tell you it more like what you are saying right now boss..,.

[Donneski]

If that's the case then I do blame those who borrows them the money even knowing that this is a chronic gambler, it's like helping them to feed their urge and making things more bad for them. Or could it be that this people have no idea about the gambling activities?  Because for a person that gambles there's a high tendency that when they take in loan such funds could directed towards gambling in the hopes to try to double it, just like you said it,

At the end of the day, everyone will always look after his or her own personal interest, so trying to push blames on the borrower makes no sense, and that doesn't justify the recklessness or irresponsibility of the said gambler, besides he is an adult that knows what good and bad for himself, so trying to look into what they are doing with the money borrowed is like looking into their personal life, which I believe is a wrong thing to do in this present day and time.

I’m more on the side that responsibility ultimately lies with the gambler. Everyone looks out for their own interests like @Barikul said and borrowing money is still a personal decision. You can’t police what others do with their money forever. That said, I still think lending to someone you know is addicted to gambling is just asking for trouble for both sides. I’ve seen how these situations end in broken friendships and unpaid debts so sometimes saying “no” is actually the kinder and more practical move.

[michellee]

If that's the case then I do blame those who borrows them the money even knowing that this is a chronic gambler, it's like helping them to feed their urge and making things more bad for them. Or could it be that this people have no idea about the gambling activities?  Because for a person that gambles there's a high tendency that when they take in loan such funds could directed towards gambling in the hopes to try to double it, just like you said it,

At the end of the day, everyone will always look after his or her own personal interest, so trying to push blames on the borrower makes no sense, and that doesn't justify the recklessness or irresponsibility of the said gambler, besides he is an adult that knows what good and bad for himself, so trying to look into what they are doing with the money borrowed is like looking into their personal life, which I believe is a wrong thing to do in this present day and time.

I’m more on the side that responsibility ultimately lies with the gambler. Everyone looks out for their own interests like @Barikul said and borrowing money is still a personal decision. You can’t police what others do with their money forever. That said, I still think lending to someone you know is addicted to gambling is just asking for trouble for both sides. I’ve seen how these situations end in broken friendships and unpaid debts so sometimes saying “no” is actually the kinder and more practical move.

When people play and lose money there is no responsobility at all.
People wants to win money and compensate the loses but it is very difficult to do so.
At the result they lose even more.

That will happens to those who can't control themselves. They will tempting chasing the wins or recover their losses. But they don't have to borrow money to playing gambling because they will have more risks later especially if they lose all money. We never know what people who borrowing money from others. We can't controls what they will do especially after they have money from us. But if we know, we may think twice not to gives them money if they wants to borrow money.

[MainIbem]

That will happens to those who can't control themselves. They will tempting chasing the wins or recover their losses. But they don't have to borrow money to playing gambling because they will have more risks later especially if they lose all money. We never know what people who borrowing money from others. We can't controls what they will do especially after they have money from us. But if we know, we may think twice not to gives them money if they wants to borrow money.

It's important to ask a loanee what they intend to use they money for before giving it out, I think institutions that give out loans do request such informations from their customers too so it's not bad if individual lenders do same, atleast to be sure that the loanee is actually using the money for a good cause. Nowadays online gambling has made it tough to detect addicted gamblers cause they do it privately compared to when people go to traditional casinos and betting shops to gamble. Well you're right that we can't controls what loanees would do with the money they borrow but questioning them before giving out money matters alot.

[FortuneFollower]

I’m more on the side that responsibility ultimately lies with the gambler. Everyone looks out for their own interests like @Barikul said and borrowing money is still a personal decision. You can’t police what others do with their money forever. That said, I still think lending to someone you know is addicted to gambling is just asking for trouble for both sides. I’ve seen how these situations end in broken friendships and unpaid debts so sometimes saying “no” is actually the kinder and more practical move.

I would say it's the right choice, not that it's practical or kinder..

The absolute best choice is to try to help your pal in that situation, not with funds or going forward with his cravings, but to support him in his path to healthy playtime.

[Bushdark]

Toshi.bet is a true No KYC Crypto Casino. Can't see the casino in your list. Would you mind taking a look and list it?

Yes I think you are right but I have not taken my time to play bet there which I know I will not fail to run some bets there as time goes on. They have both sportbook and casino games with high RTP which can increase gamblers winning rate.
There are only few No KYC casinos on this forum that will not bother gamblers about forceful KYC verification process. KYC casinos will always ask you and if you failed to complete it, your fund will be frozen.

[FortuneFollower]

Toshi.bet is a true No KYC Crypto Casino. Can't see the casino in your list. Would you mind taking a look and list it?

Yes I think you are right but I have not taken my time to play bet there which I know I will not fail to run some bets there as time goes on. They have both sportbook and casino games with high RTP which can increase gamblers winning rate.
There are only few No KYC casinos on this forum that will not bother gamblers about forceful KYC verification process. KYC casinos will always ask you and if you failed to complete it, your fund will be frozen.

"no-kyc" casinos do it too, but only when they want to or they think you are sus

[Gentle_Soul]

You can't openly say that borrowing money is a strong gambling addiction, because I myself do borrow money to gamble, but I'm not addicted to gambling. Further more, I only borrow money to gamble when I see a  sure game,

Borrowing money to gamble is not necessarily a sign of gambling addiction but we all agree that it’s not the wisest thing to do, to say the least.
As CroverNo01 said, there’s no such thing as a “sure bet”. In some cases, the odds might be in your favor and you don’t want to miss that opportunity, but it can never be a guaranteed win, unless you are talking about a fixed game.
I would understand if someone borrow money to gamble (not always) if, and only if, he has another source of income from which he can repay the borrowed money.

I now see it from another perspective now, but even if we should agree that borrowing money is not necessarily a sign of gambling addiction we should also note that gambling addiction can also lead you to borrowing for gambling. 
Yeah I also agree with you when you say there is no such game as sure game because even the surest of the games can still cause your los so why will one think that there is such as a sure game. Gambling to me I feel it's just luck and a bit of skills.

[adultcrypto]

If this is true it's fine and will be very interesting to try. How will someone that has issues with his or her account transactions rectify it, if no identification and documents upload of the above are not required by the casino site mentioned.
This means all bettor are anonymous on the site and if mistake are made while on the site won't this put more load the customer care center to attend to some matters

What type of issue are you referring to that you think asking for KYC will be the solution? I don't also know what you mean by mistakes being made on the platform that will be difficult for the support to identify when customers have unique usernames with which they can be clearly identified. KYC does not even solve some of the issues you mentioned, the essence of KYC is to prevent multiple account and comply with government requirements.

Toshi.bet is a true No KYC Crypto Casino. Can't see the casino in your list. Would you mind taking a look and list it?

I can confirm that Toshi.bet is a No KYC Crypto Casino. I have used them, made deposit and withdrew money more than once and there was no request of KYC. I was thinking they have been added to the NoToKYC.com platform already, thanks for bring this to their attention

[bitmover]

Toshi.bet is a true No KYC Crypto Casino. Can't see the casino in your list. Would you mind taking a look and list it?

I think l0tt0.com should be added as well.

It is a true NO KYC Casino. It isn't even possible to complete KYC there  

I will mention @dewez here, the owner.

[Zwei]

I think l0tt0.com should be added as well.

It is a true NO KYC Casino. It isn't even possible to complete KYC there 

I will mention @dewez here, the owner.

if OP adds l0tt0.com, that would maybe be the first or second real NO KYC casino on his misleading list. but i doubt he would do that.
he is running an affiliate website, so unless the casino affiliate deal is profitable for him, he doesn't care whether a casino is true NO KYC or not.

[MainIbem]

I now see it from another perspective now, but even if we should agree that borrowing money is not necessarily a sign of gambling addiction we should also note that gambling addiction can also lead you to borrowing for gambling. 
Yeah I also agree with you when you say there is no such game as sure game because even the surest of the games can still cause your los so why will one think that there is such as a sure game. Gambling to me I feel it's just luck and a bit of skills.

When people playing in casino they want to win, but not all the people win, many people lose money, but nobody likes to lose and to compensate the loses they start to borrow money.

Borrowing money to compensate gambling loses? That's a very foolish idea by people people who do it,  it's high time for people to acknowledge that gambling is not the most reliable place to make wealth since luck plays major role in it. If losers want to compensate themselves, they should start by gambling with what they can afford to lose so they don't get triggered to borrow money when they lose, taking loans to compensate themselves is like going from bad to worst.