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[Bushdark]

I checked the Notokyc platform for some good no KYC exchanges but most of the ones I was seeing does not have a signature campaign here on the forum to be sure if they have an escrow that can guarantee users of their money. I saw different no KYC exchanges that are strange but that will not be a issue. This platform does not only have listed casinos but exchanges and also crypto sites.
Winna casino is one of the top rated casinos there and I don't really know why.

[Orpichukwu]

Yeah the truth is gamblers really don't take out time to read through the casino rules and also find out really necessary informations about a casino before thinking of weather to use it or not,  when you rush into using a casino without proper information about the casino what they are capable of then you definitely find out in the long run that they probably do not have the reputation and are not worth trying at that moment it might be already too late.

Many gamblers are always victims of not being able to read all that concerns a casino before they use it. Some only focus on deposit and withdrawal limits; they don’t even pay attention to other details which could easily be violated without them knowing, and when someone is unable to read casino policy, how can they have the mind and time to read about the casino review before using it? Some are rushing in because of the bonus they have been offered and don’t want to lose it.

[Barikui1]

Out of curiosity I wishes to know how can someone go about a situation whereby a casino temper with what is written in their terms and conditions, while most of the gamblers that utilize their casino to gamble may not be aware of the changes done, believing that the casino is still operating with the former terms and conditions they are known for. So if a casino block your account for going against their terms and conditions in a situation like that, when you are not aware of the changes done, how will such matter be addressed?
Because the fault is not from your own end.

[Donneski]

I checked the Notokyc platform for some good no KYC exchanges but most of the ones I was seeing does not have a signature campaign here on the forum to be sure if they have an escrow that can guarantee users of their money. I saw different no KYC exchanges that are strange but that will not be a issue. This platform does not only have listed casinos but exchanges and also crypto sites.
Winna casino is one of the top rated casinos there and I don't really know why.

What you said about signature campaigns is true. When a casino or an exchange is actively in a signature campaign in the forum here, there's this confidence to freely use them because you feel they care about their reputation and community feedback.

I'll never try to use my own money to experiment the authenticity of any platform that has no presence in the forum here. About your review of Winna casino, I haven't checked them out before now, maybe I'll do that in the nearest.

[Rockson1]

Any gambler that is not doing the right thing should be ready to take the consequences when the time arise.
 We can not consider this as a mistake at all for not going through the TOS of a casino and when the casino accuse a gambler for break their rules,  he has to face the consequences. Casino team does not literally accuse a gambler for not doing anything against their terms.
Understanding the law and working in accordance to the law is what is going to prevent us from making too many mistakes.

Some gamblers think that ignorance is an excuse, gambling firms are business owned by individuals and as a matter of facts they have rules that every player has to abide to, if any player refuses to play by the rules, ignorance has nothing to do with whatever decision that will be taken by the casino according to their rules and regulations, this particular subject matter has been discussed extensively and I believe that any gambler or any person that have been visiting this thread would have learnt that before you use any service, consider it necessary to read the TOS of that service provider to avoid putting oneself into tight situation.

[michellee]

Any gambler that is not doing the right thing should be ready to take the consequences when the time arise.
 We can not consider this as a mistake at all for not going through the TOS of a casino and when the casino accuse a gambler for break their rules,  he has to face the consequences. Casino team does not literally accuse a gambler for not doing anything against their terms.
Understanding the law and working in accordance to the law is what is going to prevent us from making too many mistakes.

Some gamblers think that ignorance is an excuse, gambling firms are business owned by individuals and as a matter of facts they have rules that every player has to abide to, if any player refuses to play by the rules, ignorance has nothing to do with whatever decision that will be taken by the casino according to their rules and regulations, this particular subject matter has been discussed extensively and I believe that any gambler or any person that have been visiting this thread would have learnt that before you use any service, consider it necessary to read the TOS of that service provider to avoid putting oneself into tight situation.

Only few gamblers that can accept the consequences of playing gambling while other gamblers blame the casino and accuse the casino cheats them and takes their money without notice. But the truth is gamblers never read the TOS.

The ignorance can't be the excuse if they want to playing gambling so at least, they should know the basic rules written on the TOS and avoiding the mistake. If they can follow the TOS and not doing mistake, the casino will allows them playing gambling and withdraw their money without giving them problems.

[noorman0]

Out of curiosity I wishes to know how can someone go about a situation whereby a casino temper with what is written in their terms and conditions, while most of the gamblers that utilize their casino to gamble may not be aware of the changes done, believing that the casino is still operating with the former terms and conditions they are known for. So if a casino block your account for going against their terms and conditions in a situation like that, when you are not aware of the changes done, how will such matter be addressed?
Because the fault is not from your own end.

Fair casinos will send notifications about policy changes and even highlight new clauses that will have a greater impact on the account. Solving the problem in such conditions is easy for the casino, this position will not bring the casino in the player's demands. Moreover, most users know that the ToS is a long list that is boring to read over and over again.

[MusaMohamed]

Fair casinos will send notifications about policy changes and even highlight new clauses that will have a greater impact on the account. Solving the problem in such conditions is easy for the casino, this position will not bring the casino in the player's demands. Moreover, most users know that the ToS is a long list that is boring to read over and over again.

They can do something like: sending notifications about ToS changes to their users via email, social media, announcement on their website, and they can have a Changelog too. It's something they can do but companies are different with each other including how they notify their customers about important changes like ToS changes. Reading ToS is very boring and almost nobody want to read ToS. They only want to check FAQ very quickly or search something they need in a ToS.

NotoKYC.com is not a casino as I know, it's a site for reviews and other information about casinos and exchanges, focusing on no KYC platforms. So ToS here means ToS of casinos listed on notoKYC.com while the site does not control ToS of other companies.

[BADERO]

Fair casinos will send notifications about policy changes and even highlight new clauses that will have a greater impact on the account. Solving the problem in such conditions is easy for the casino, this position will not bring the casino in the player's demands. Moreover, most users know that the ToS is a long list that is boring to read over and over again.

They can do something like: sending notifications about ToS changes to their users via email, social media, announcement on their website, and they can have a Changelog too. It's something they can do but companies are different with each other including how they notify their customers about important changes like ToS changes. Reading ToS is very boring and almost nobody want to read ToS. They only want to check FAQ very quickly or search something they need in a ToS.

NotoKYC.com is not a casino as I know, it's a site for reviews and other information about casinos and exchanges, focusing on no KYC platforms. So ToS here means ToS of casinos listed on notoKYC.com while the site does not control ToS of other companies.

Only reputable casinos actually notify their players If a casino changes its ToS without warning, it simply means they are trying to scam as many people as possible using a legal trick and  in cases like this I'd much rather play at a fair casino than have to check the terms every single time I want to play

[Agbamoni]

Large transactions always triggers suspicions of money laundering especially when a jackpot or huge reward isn't won by a customer so most platforms even the ones who claim to be KYC free might likely suspect and request for KYC from such customer. For instance if a casinos highest payout to customers is $100k and a particular customer deposit $100k in their bank roll to gamble with, don't you think the platform would be suspicious and demand for KYC?

The suspicion starts from the deposits, not the withdrawals. If a user deposits a very huge amount and does not bother to play games with it before choosing to withdraw it. It will create huge suspicion by the technical team of the casino. From the deposit, they already have their suspicion, so if other suspicion acitivy is carried out in the casino, it will increase the volume of suspicion. However, it is totally different when a player wins a jackpot in the casino or a huge reward because the activity is there that proves he actually won it from the casino.

[CryptSafe]

Large transactions always triggers suspicions of money laundering especially when a jackpot or huge reward isn't won by a customer so most platforms even the ones who claim to be KYC free might likely suspect and request for KYC from such customer. For instance if a casinos highest payout to customers is $100k and a particular customer deposit $100k in their bank roll to gamble with, don't you think the platform would be suspicious and demand for KYC?

The suspicion starts from the deposits, not the withdrawals. If a user deposits a very huge amount and does not bother to play games with it before choosing to withdraw it. It will create huge suspicion by the technical team of the casino. From the deposit, they already have their suspicion, so if other suspicion acitivy is carried out in the casino, it will increase the volume of suspicion. However, it is totally different when a player wins a jackpot in the casino or a huge reward because the activity is there that proves he actually won it from the casino.

Casinos are always sceptical about huge deposit into their platforms so any deposit that exceeds their maximum payout calls for their attention even if you are already KYC, your account would be under watch or observations for abnormal activities. They are just conscious of their reputation not to have their platform as a conduit for money laundering and embezzlement so such deposit would definitely attract their attention to such an account for the time being till it is clear they see the true intentions of the depositor before they do let go off their watch on such account. They are just playing their roles inline with the regulation of the jurisdiction they found they run their business so they don't have problems with the government.

[MainIbem]

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The suspicion starts from the deposits, not the withdrawals. If a user deposits a very huge amount and does not bother to play games with it before choosing to withdraw it. It will create huge suspicion by the technical team of the casino. From the deposit, they already have their suspicion, so if other suspicion acitivy is carried out in the casino, it will increase the volume of suspicion. However, it is totally different when a player wins a jackpot in the casino or a huge reward because the activity is there that proves he actually won it from the casino.

My question is, why would they allow customers deposit certain amount of money knowing that it would mostly make them suspicious for instance if $200k would make a casino suspect a customer if its deposited in the person bank roll why allow such amount to be deposited? It's like leading people to their doom that's how i see it cause after depositing some might start asking for KYC or even freeze the account from withdrawal even when the customer didn't do anything suspicious. The worst is when someone wins a jackpot and your withdrawal is withheld.

[Wakate]

Fair casinos will send notifications about policy changes and even highlight new clauses that will have a greater impact on the account. Solving the problem in such conditions is easy for the casino, this position will not bring the casino in the player's demands. Moreover, most users know that the ToS is a long list that is boring to read over and over again.

They can do something like: sending notifications about ToS changes to their users via email, social media, announcement on their website, and they can have a Changelog too. It's something they can do but companies are different with each other including how they notify their customers about important changes like ToS changes. Reading ToS is very boring and almost nobody want to read ToS. They only want to check FAQ very quickly or search something they need in a ToS.

NotoKYC.com is not a casino as I know, it's a site for reviews and other information about casinos and exchanges, focusing on no KYC platforms. So ToS here means ToS of casinos listed on notoKYC.com while the site does not control ToS of other companies.

Notokyc is not a casino but a website that has list of several casinos, no KYC exchanges and crypto sites. Maybe some persons don't know at all that Notokyc is a referral website and not a real casino. The name it bears can be confusing for those that don't read at all. I have received several updates since I started using Stake to gamble and some other casinos I have been using to play bets.
Any casino that will not send updates to their users concerning change in TOS must be joking and that can be intentional to hide secret information from their users.

[impulse709]

Fair casinos will send notifications about policy changes and even highlight new clauses that will have a greater impact on the account. Solving the problem in such conditions is easy for the casino, this position will not bring the casino in the player's demands. Moreover, most users know that the ToS is a long list that is boring to read over and over again.

They can do something like: sending notifications about ToS changes to their users via email, social media, announcement on their website, and they can have a Changelog too. It's something they can do but companies are different with each other including how they notify their customers about important changes like ToS changes. Reading ToS is very boring and almost nobody want to read ToS. They only want to check FAQ very quickly or search something they need in a ToS.

NotoKYC.com is not a casino as I know, it's a site for reviews and other information about casinos and exchanges, focusing on no KYC platforms. So ToS here means ToS of casinos listed on notoKYC.com while the site does not control ToS of other companies.

Notokyc is not a casino but a website that has list of several casinos, no KYC exchanges and crypto sites. Maybe some persons don't know at all that Notokyc is a referral website and not a real casino. The name it bears can be confusing for those that don't read at all. I have received several updates since I started using Stake to gamble and some other casinos I have been using to play bets.
Any casino that will not send updates to their users concerning change in TOS must be joking and that can be intentional to hide secret information from their users.

I believe any casino worth using should inform its players of major updates to their Terms of Service. Especially those that affect the way they are able to fund or withdraw from their accounts or how they verify their identity. Clear notifications are important for transparency, as most players don't read long ToS documents unless they have a problem. Meanwhile, NoToKYC is not a casino company and is merely a review and referral site. It may offer details about casinos, but casinos would be responsible for communicating policy changes and keeping users up-to-date.

[GiftedMAN]

Notokyc is not a casino but a website that has list of several casinos, no KYC exchanges and crypto sites. Maybe some persons don't know at all that Notokyc is a referral website and not a real casino. The name it bears can be confusing for those that don't read at all. I have received several updates since I started using Stake to gamble and some other casinos I have been using to play bets.
Any casino that will not send updates to their users concerning change in TOS must be joking and that can be intentional to hide secret information from their users.

Are people still finding it difficult to understand the difference between a referral site to a casino site? They should try to read when they come across a new thread so they do not get carried away because it the name they see cause a the name sounds different than what it represents. Apart from promoting stake.com I also use stake to gamble and not just stake I have tried some other casinos and they do give me updates though I haven't come across the one that changes it's terms of service. A good casino will update you about any changes so that you don't get confused when you fit things going south.

[BlackBoss_]

Are people still finding it difficult to understand the difference between a referral site to a casino site? They should try to read when they come across a new thread so they do not get carried away because it the name they see cause a the name sounds different than what it represents. Apart from promoting stake.com I also use stake to gamble and not just stake I have tried some other casinos and they do give me updates though I haven't come across the one that changes it's terms of service. A good casino will update you about any changes so that you don't get confused when you fit things going south.

It's unlikely they are not able to differentiate between a casino site and a casino affiliate or referral site, it's only or mainly because they did not check the site at all. They simply see this announcement thread, see the topic title as No KYC Crypt Casinos and quickly think it as an online casino. Even the topic title is enough to reveal information, as it is about "Crypto Casinos". If people pay a little bit attention, they will realize something to discover more.

It's not a typo in Casinos in the topic title. Overall, it's only about posters who are too lazy, and only make quick posts here for their post quota in their signature campaigns.

[BADERO]

Are people still finding it difficult to understand the difference between a referral site to a casino site? They should try to read when they come across a new thread so they do not get carried away because it the name they see cause a the name sounds different than what it represents. Apart from promoting stake.com I also use stake to gamble and not just stake I have tried some other casinos and they do give me updates though I haven't come across the one that changes it's terms of service. A good casino will update you about any changes so that you don't get confused when you fit things going south.

It's unlikely they are not able to differentiate between a casino site and a casino affiliate or referral site, it's only or mainly because they did not check the site at all. They simply see this announcement thread, see the topic title as No KYC Crypt Casinos and quickly think it as an online casino. Even the topic title is enough to reveal information, as it is about "Crypto Casinos". If people pay a little bit attention, they will realize something to discover more.

It's not a typo in Casinos in the topic title. Overall, it's only about posters who are too lazy, and only make quick posts here for their post quota in their signature campaigns.

Exactly you can easily tell the difference between a casino and a casino affiliate and Hosently, it’s not a gambler's problem cuz if you check a casino site, you’ll find games sports betting and live tables like poker and blackjack. How is it even possible to confuse the two?

[Agbamoni]

Are people still finding it difficult to understand the difference between a referral site to a casino site? They should try to read when they come across a new thread so they do not get carried away because it the name they see cause a the name sounds different than what it represents. Apart from promoting stake.com I also use stake to gamble and not just stake I have tried some other casinos and they do give me updates though I haven't come across the one that changes it's terms of service. A good casino will update you about any changes so that you don't get confused when you fit things going south.

Reading is a problem for most people. The title of this thread was very clear. It says no KYC crypto casinos. Meaning, casinos that do not support or take KYC. If the title wasn't enough, it wont take much to click on the Ann thread that leads directly to the platform. The interface of the homepage is not similar to a crypto casino. Well, complaining about how long it takes people to understand simple things isn't the solution. The solution is to tell them what is right, even if it will take multiple times before they comprehend.

[Hazink]

I checked the Notokyc platform for some good no KYC exchanges but most of the ones I was seeing does not have a signature campaign here on the forum to be sure if they have an escrow that can guarantee users of their money. I saw different no KYC exchanges that are strange but that will not be a issue. This platform does not only have listed casinos but exchanges and also crypto sites.
Winna casino is one of the top rated casinos there and I don't really know why.

You are getting it all wrong or its typographical error. Here it is for Nokyc casino and not exchanges and ever since the launch of this thread I have gone through and noticed they have most of the casinos here listed there, but they all have KYC enabled on them. The only difference is that most of them don't ask for KYC in an instant, which might be the reason why the platform rated it as grade A.

[Insanity]

Are people still finding it difficult to understand the difference between a referral site to a casino site? They should try to read when they come across a new thread so they do not get carried away because it the name they see cause a the name sounds different than what it represents. Apart from promoting stake.com I also use stake to gamble and not just stake I have tried some other casinos and they do give me updates though I haven't come across the one that changes it's terms of service. A good casino will update you about any changes so that you don't get confused when you fit things going south.

Reading is a problem for most people. The title of this thread was very clear. It says no KYC crypto casinos. Meaning, casinos that do not support or take KYC. If the title wasn't enough, it wont take much to click on the Ann thread that leads directly to the platform. The interface of the homepage is not similar to a crypto casino. Well, complaining about how long it takes people to understand simple things isn't the solution. The solution is to tell them what is right, even if it will take multiple times before they comprehend.

I agree that there are a lot of misconceptions because many don't read the thread title or just read the first post. NoToKYC.com is not a casino, but a directory and referral service. Reading the introduction for a minute and/or going to the site would eliminate most of the confusion. Meanwhile, it's good for experienced members to tell newcomers about the difference, and not to criticize them for it over and over. We have all been new at some time or other. Some people will be more frustrated than if they were told clearly. And it will be better to keep the conversation informative and welcoming to other readers.