if you run a crypto directory, and you don't keep an eye on the website you are listing, then it's gross negligent on your part. what if someone uses their link and gets scammed? would they take responsibility for that?
I would not dare in this time to create website that lists only no-kyc casinos.
First it would be very hard to guarantee no-kyc for everyone, and there will be always someone who will complain and tell me that I posted false information.
i wouldn't dare either, but tell that to OP. not only is the levels system he has on the website hella misleading, i don't think he even cares if a casino/exchange he's vouching for is a scam or not.
just look at the elcapo exchange i'm trying to get him to delist, it's a proven exit scam, and it's been more than 2 weeks since that got reported, and yet he is still listing them.
i should probably open a scam accusation or red tag OP, maybe that will motivate him to do something.
Than I know only a few small cgambling websites that 100% will never ask customers for any verification.
and they are becoming rarer and rarer.
From big casinos I used Sportsbet and I was never asked to perform verification, but other customers may have different expereince.
exactly, KYC is a hit or miss. those ranking/affiliates websites like OP could just be honest about the KYC stuff, and they will still get signups, but no no, they would rather lie and mislead people to make quick money short term rather than build a trusted brand.