Casinos not asking for KYC to register and play, but do require it to withdraw

[Mauser]

I was checking a crypto-casino with very easy entry just asking email and country, and allowed deposits in the main cryptos. I didn't need to deposit anything to realize that to withdraw funds they did require a complete KYC with ID, etc. I also tested registering from a banned country and even indicating it on the form, and it does not prevent you from making a deposit.

That's a pretty common occurrence in online casinos these days. The requirements for deposits are usually much smaller than the requirements for withdrawals. As for KYC I think that many casinos have a fixed limit at which you can't withdraw money without it at home. I saw some casinos have a limit of 1,000 to 2,500 USD above which you need to provide KYC. For me this is fine, as long as the casino tells us beforehand in their ToS. KYC shouldn't be a tool for the casino to avoid paying out winnings for the gamblers, but rather to increase security and fulfill regulatory requirements. With KYC the gambling industry can show that they are proactively trying to avoid criminal activity, as long as they don't misuse it for their own purposes. The idea of casino to only ask for KYC at the withdrawal is that they need much less data. If we assume that 50% of the gamblers will lose money and not withdraw then it's much less data needed. And then there are the people that don't like KYC and wouldn't have joined the casino in the first place.

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[piebeyb]

So if you are in within the deposits and withdrawal trench hold and kyc is demanded it means there are suspicious activities from the account.

This is what usually happens because so far, sometimes many people complain about account problems, they are asked for KYC even though the withdrawal is not too big, usually the casino marks their account or there is suspicious activity, which makes the casino have to check it according to the regulatory procedures they set, for example asking the user to complete KYC properly before making a withdrawal.

In big casinos I see that there are several people without KYC withdrawing money easily even the process is instant and on the other hand there are people who may withdraw the same amount but the withdrawal process needs to be reviewed by the casino and that is what allows there to be suspicious activity, actually if we Play honestly and obey the rules, everything will be safe and sound.

[Ever-young]

However, if you gamble without seeing it in the toss, and then there is a sudden kyc when you withdraw, you can calm down and stop griping until they unexpectedly added a policy like that to their toss. You can decide whether you don't have anything against it after reading their regulations.

I believe any Casino that request for KYC always add it to their T&C always but they always make it option and on exceptional cases, where the user will be required to pass KYC if they will up to a certain amount of money or if they make any specific large amount of deposit, and also want to withdraw above their daily withdrawal limit this are times some of them bring out their KYC terms which was as if it was never existing.

Some KYC are always their it’s just they they are not as effective as it is on other platform which means they allow users to use their casino to wager first then make withdrawal and all of that, but one mistake some gamblers make is that after seeing that a casino is KYC enabled because you have not reached the limit that will make KYC mandatory you decide not to pass it which usually makes it difficult for you to pass after you have large amount on your balance, as they will need to make a careful checking on your submitted document more than they could have done in the beginning.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Casinos may ask gamblers for KYC verification for various suspicious activities. Now in this situation a gambler has nothing to do. Casinos create their T&C in such a way that they are in a position of maximum advantage in situations where gamblers cannot opt ​​out because they are trapped in the T&C. But it is also true that there are many gamblers who use the casino to do illegal activities like money laundering, and then it would be considered a good step if a casino asks for KYC verification to catch users involved in those illegal activities.

$5000 is the most casino base amount on transactions before KYC is demanded and as long as it goes if the gambler operates within a set limit he will not have KYC demands.

So if you are in within the deposits and withdrawal trench hold and kyc is demanded it means there are suspicious activities from the account.

You are right, every platform online, gambling casinos, exchanges, all have a deposit and withdrawal limit for non kyc users, but this is for the legitimate platform who have decided to follow the rules and regulations laid out for them by their regulatory body.

Aside the above, I have seen and used platforms where one is allowed to deposit but can't withdraw without kyc, and there are other platforms too where a user won't be allowed to make a deposit without kyc verification, Ive come across one casino like that but I forgot the name..

But in all, the long and short of the matter is, any gambler who knows he or she will be depositing and withdrawing big amounts from online casinos, such user should endeavor to pass kyc verification to avoid withdrawal problems especially.

[lienfaye]

Casinos may ask gamblers for KYC verification for various suspicious activities. Now in this situation a gambler has nothing to do. Casinos create their T&C in such a way that they are in a position of maximum advantage in situations where gamblers cannot opt ​​out because they are trapped in the T&C. But it is also true that there are many gamblers who use the casino to do illegal activities like money laundering, and then it would be considered a good step if a casino asks for KYC verification to catch users involved in those illegal activities.

$5000 is the most casino base amount on transactions before KYC is demanded and as long as it goes if the gambler operates within a set limit he will not have KYC demands.

So if you are in within the deposits and withdrawal trench hold and kyc is demanded it means there are suspicious activities from the account.

You are right, every platform online, gambling casinos, exchanges, all have a deposit and withdrawal limit for non kyc users, but this is for the legitimate platform who have decided to follow the rules and regulations laid out for them by their regulatory body.

Aside the above, I have seen and used platforms where one is allowed to deposit but can't withdraw without kyc, and there are other platforms too where a user won't be allowed to make a deposit without kyc verification, Ive come across one casino like that but I forgot the name..

But in all, the long and short of the matter is, any gambler who knows he or she will be depositing and withdrawing big amounts from online casinos, such user should endeavor to pass kyc verification to avoid withdrawal problems especially.

Indeed. There are still few casinos that doesn't require their gamblers to pass KYC and still able to deposit and withdraw as long as you didn't exceeds the limit.

But nowadays, it's common for licensed casinos to ask their customers to comply in KYC, and I think it's much better to do it beforehand. This way you won't face any problem incase you'll going to withdraw a decent amount in the future. In addition, only choose a reputable platform to gamble because they will not deceive their gamblers about their rules just to attract them to play on their site.

[JunkieMiner]

They typically do share their KYC information with you, but you just can't see it. That's because you don't give them your time to read through TOS. When you want to create an account with any casino or other online platform, before you click on proceed or register, there is always a box in which they ask you to agree with their terms and conditions, or they will say, "Clicking means you have agreed with their terms and conditions." Have you ever tried reading through those terms and conditions before proceeding with the registration?
 
Since you don't have the time to look out for the KYC, do they also have the need to ask for KYC from you? Until you have made a successful deposit and won a few games, that's when they will be like, "Hey, that's reminding me." You have not passed the KYC, so why are you here?
 
Unless the casino is not genuine, if not, if they will ask for KYC, they will make it known to their customers, and if they will not ask for it, they will also let you know. You just have to look well and be patient with reading in order to discover what would have been shown to you in times of trouble.

The clicking on terms and condition is some other thing and the KYC is another thing, there is a huge difference between these two, whether we are asking for KYC, it means they want our information, and it is better for not a single user , but all the account's of the users will be safe.
Whether in terms and condition, if someone is not following the any of the website terms and conditions and also clicks the terms and condition, then also the website gives them permission to enter or to create account etc.

[cafter]

Aside the above, I have seen and used platforms where one is allowed to deposit but can't withdraw without kyc,

Mostly trusted casinos don't do like this,
hey allow us to deposit and withdraw without kyc but for sometimes like 1-3 times after making an account.
after you deposited and withdrawn many times they will ask for kyc or after reaching their withdrawal limit they will ask for KYC.

and if any casino ask for KYC when you try to withdraw first time... and all are money is you won from casino then probably the casino is a scam.

[angrybirdy]

Aside the above, I have seen and used platforms where one is allowed to deposit but can't withdraw without kyc,

Mostly trusted casinos don't do like this,
hey allow us to deposit and withdraw without kyc but for sometimes like 1-3 times after making an account.
after you deposited and withdrawn many times they will ask for kyc or after reaching their withdrawal limit they will ask for KYC.

and if any casino ask for KYC when you try to withdraw first time... and all are money is you won from casino then probably the casino is a scam.

No it is not. If the casino requires a KYC when you withdraw, it doesn't mean it is already a scam. There are different reasons for that, to verify that you are not a bot, to verify your identity and your age. This is an important thing for an online casino to also protect their gambling platform. You can read the website's T&C before you start playing and see if they require kyc or not.

[tusandii]

So if you are in within the deposits and withdrawal trench hold and kyc is demanded it means there are suspicious activities from the account.

This is what usually happens because so far, sometimes many people complain about account problems, they are asked for KYC even though the withdrawal is not too big, usually the casino marks their account or there is suspicious activity, which makes the casino have to check it according to the regulatory procedures they set, for example asking the user to complete KYC properly before making a withdrawal.

In big casinos I see that there are several people without KYC withdrawing money easily even the process is instant and on the other hand there are people who may withdraw the same amount but the withdrawal process needs to be reviewed by the casino and that is what allows there to be suspicious activity, actually if we Play honestly and obey the rules, everything will be safe and sound.

Yes, that's true, usually that's the case when a gambler wants to withdraw funds from one of the gambling sites without KYC but is asked to do KYC even though the withdrawal is only a small amount I think he is being suspected of making a mistake that violates gambling regulations.
So it's normal that sometimes someone is asked for KYC before withdrawing funds, even in small amounts, as long as they don't make a mistake, just do as asked by the casino and for gamblers withdrawing large amounts, they don't ask for KYC I make sure he is a customer of the casino and has often done it transaction activity in large amounts so that every time you withdraw a large amount the casino will pass it as long as there is nothing suspicious.
But until now I myself have never experienced problems like this because I only bet at reputable casinos and carry out KYC before making a deposit so that whenever I want to withdraw any amount I will not be asked for KYC again because sometimes KYC can be a casino's weapon to refuse or not paying customers.

[Xxmodded]

Mostly trusted casinos don't do like this,
hey allow us to deposit and withdraw without kyc but for sometimes like 1-3 times after making an account.
after you deposited and withdrawn many times they will ask for kyc or after reaching their withdrawal limit they will ask for KYC.

and if any casino ask for KYC when you try to withdraw first time... and all are money is you won from casino then probably the casino is a scam.

Have abnormal activities with withdrawing possibility for casino required with KYC such us huge amount of withdrawing, difference when depositing fund because difficult with abnormal activities due account controlling by real owner. Have to prepare all document needed when participating in casino, we can see Stake gambling casino platform they require for passing KYC until level four and not enough with document ID only.

Some casino if allowed for deposit and after winning close with withdrawing and get verifying account seems closer with scam kinds of casino, usually have chance for withdrawing once or second time before verifying account.

[Fatunad]

Casinos may ask gamblers for KYC verification for various suspicious activities. Now in this situation a gambler has nothing to do. Casinos create their T&C in such a way that they are in a position of maximum advantage in situations where gamblers cannot opt ​​out because they are trapped in the T&C. But it is also true that there are many gamblers who use the casino to do illegal activities like money laundering, and then it would be considered a good step if a casino asks for KYC verification to catch users involved in those illegal activities.

$5000 is the most casino base amount on transactions before KYC is demanded and as long as it goes if the gambler operates within a set limit he will not have KYC demands.

So if you are in within the deposits and withdrawal trench hold and kyc is demanded it means there are suspicious activities from the account.

You are right, every platform online, gambling casinos, exchanges, all have a deposit and withdrawal limit for non kyc users, but this is for the legitimate platform who have decided to follow the rules and regulations laid out for them by their regulatory body.

Aside the above, I have seen and used platforms where one is allowed to deposit but can't withdraw without kyc, and there are other platforms too where a user won't be allowed to make a deposit without kyc verification, Ive come across one casino like that but I forgot the name..

But in all, the long and short of the matter is, any gambler who knows he or she will be depositing and withdrawing big amounts from online casinos, such user should endeavor to pass kyc verification to avoid withdrawal problems especially.

Indeed. There are still few casinos that doesn't require their gamblers to pass KYC and still able to deposit and withdraw as long as you didn't exceeds the limit.

But nowadays, it's common for licensed casinos to ask their customers to comply in KYC, and I think it's much better to do it beforehand. This way you won't face any problem incase you'll going to withdraw a decent amount in the future. In addition, only choose a reputable platform to gamble because they will not deceive their gamblers about their rules just to attract them to play on their site.

The reason on why they did make out that alteration on which they would really be asking out those KYC or verification on the time that they do withdraw huge sums?
Then this might be the possible reasons;

1. They do just simply ask it out later on or afterwards, crypto people doesnt like KYC beforehand and this is why seeing and asked about before you could be able to play then it would really be
driven away or out into those people who do able to encounter it.

2. They do really just trying out to implement out such threshold, if you dont hit up such limit then  you cant be asked even if they are regulated or licensed.
As long you arent still be able to break that limit line then it should be just fine.

Its true that there are really that still places who you could really be able to play without having those kind of doubts and hesitation towards on using them.
Despite of that being non-regulated but it doesnt mean that it cant be trusted.

[Beparanf]

Some casino if allowed for deposit and after winning close with withdrawing and get verifying account seems closer with scam kinds of casino, usually have chance for withdrawing once or second time before verifying account.

This is unfair way to view the AML policy imposed to the casino by their license provider. Usually KYC becomes required when a user reach a certain threshold of amount which user can withdraw/deposit on the casino using KYC free account. Experiencing KYC when you withdraw is not always a sign that a casino is scam since even trusted casino ask KYC at some point of your game and most likely during one your withdrawal because you increase your money limit by that time.

Just avoid scammy casino and you will be fine given that you don’t violate casino ToS. Only scam casino use KYC to trap user money while trusted casino release immediately the funds once KYC approve.

[Wiwo]

Some casino if allowed for deposit and after winning close with withdrawing and get verifying account seems closer with scam kinds of casino, usually have chance for withdrawing once or second time before verifying account.

This is unfair way to view the AML policy imposed to the casino by their license provider. Usually KYC becomes required when a user reach a certain threshold of amount which user can withdraw/deposit on the casino using KYC free account. Experiencing KYC when you withdraw is not always a sign that a casino is scam since even trusted casino ask KYC at some point of your game and most likely during one your withdrawal because you increase your money limit by that time.

Just avoid scammy casino and you will be fine given that you don’t violate casino ToS. Only scam casino use KYC to trap user money while trusted casino release immediately the funds once KYC approve.

Usually, there is an imposition of a $5000 balance threshold for none KYC accounts that is to say that when your deposits/withdrawal is below or above 5k you may be prompted to go through KYC verification and for that, we have to make up our mind and also design a means to stay above such restriction if we want to continue to use the casino without KYC.

But for other offences or activities that could also warrant KYC verification by the user in the casino that may not be mentioned,  such as suspicious behaviour and the rest of what have you.

[Yamifoud]

Some casino if allowed for deposit and after winning close with withdrawing and get verifying account seems closer with scam kinds of casino, usually have chance for withdrawing once or second time before verifying account.

This is unfair way to view the AML policy imposed to the casino by their license provider. Usually KYC becomes required when a user reach a certain threshold of amount which user can withdraw/deposit on the casino using KYC free account. Experiencing KYC when you withdraw is not always a sign that a casino is scam since even trusted casino ask KYC at some point of your game and most likely during one your withdrawal because you increase your money limit by that time.

It is not a problem for them to ask for KYC upon withdrawal but they also give awareness to the users as well first before they make deposits, not just when you attempt to withdraw your funds. It is not fair as well to the gamblers and it is a big question on their rules implementing such a thing when it was not written on their TOS. I'd never see fairness with those tactics and of course, it was normal to think that was scammy. In fact, KYC is not difficult to comply with as long as a warning has been given first before registration.

[Wiwo]

Casinos may ask gamblers for KYC verification for various suspicious activities. Now in this situation a gambler has nothing to do. Casinos create their T&C in such a way that they are in a position of maximum advantage in situations where gamblers cannot opt ​​out because they are trapped in the T&C. But it is also true that there are many gamblers who use the casino to do illegal activities like money laundering, and then it would be considered a good step if a casino asks for KYC verification to catch users involved in those illegal activities.

$5000 is the most casino base amount on transactions before KYC is demanded and as long as it goes if the gambler operates within a set limit he will not have KYC demands.

So if you are in within the deposits and withdrawal trench hold and kyc is demanded it means there are suspicious activities from the account.

You are right, every platform online, gambling casinos, exchanges, all have a deposit and withdrawal limit for non kyc users, but this is for the legitimate platform who have decided to follow the rules and regulations laid out for them by their regulatory body.

Aside the above, I have seen and used platforms where one is allowed to deposit but can't withdraw without kyc, and there are other platforms too where a user won't be allowed to make a deposit without kyc verification, Ive come across one casino like that but I forgot the name..

But in all, the long and short of the matter is, any gambler who knows he or she will be depositing and withdrawing big amounts from online casinos, such user should endeavor to pass kyc verification to avoid withdrawal problems especially.

This limit is set for the none kyc accounts to make them feel inclusive and not totally limited from the platform due to lack of none kyc and for such to happen the user must comply to operate within that limit that is set and going forward he must to decide either to go through with the KYC or keep operating within the limited restriction of the no KYC accounts.

But why those platforms agree with such operation is because of the commisions that comes with those accounts and from either the account trading activity or casino wagering of the non-KYC accounts.

Just that, the limitation is the transaction amount and the kind of trades/games that such unverified accounts are allowed access to.

[Hamphser]

Casinos may ask gamblers for KYC verification for various suspicious activities. Now in this situation a gambler has nothing to do. Casinos create their T&C in such a way that they are in a position of maximum advantage in situations where gamblers cannot opt ​​out because they are trapped in the T&C. But it is also true that there are many gamblers who use the casino to do illegal activities like money laundering, and then it would be considered a good step if a casino asks for KYC verification to catch users involved in those illegal activities.

$5000 is the most casino base amount on transactions before KYC is demanded and as long as it goes if the gambler operates within a set limit he will not have KYC demands.

So if you are in within the deposits and withdrawal trench hold and kyc is demanded it means there are suspicious activities from the account.

You are right, every platform online, gambling casinos, exchanges, all have a deposit and withdrawal limit for non kyc users, but this is for the legitimate platform who have decided to follow the rules and regulations laid out for them by their regulatory body.

Aside the above, I have seen and used platforms where one is allowed to deposit but can't withdraw without kyc, and there are other platforms too where a user won't be allowed to make a deposit without kyc verification, Ive come across one casino like that but I forgot the name..

But in all, the long and short of the matter is, any gambler who knows he or she will be depositing and withdrawing big amounts from online casinos, such user should endeavor to pass kyc verification to avoid withdrawal problems especially.

This limit is set for the none kyc accounts to make them feel inclusive and not totally limited from the platform due to lack of none kyc and for such to happen the user must comply to operate within that limit that is set and going forward he must to decide either to go through with the KYC or keep operating within the limited restriction of the no KYC accounts.

But why those platforms agree with such operation is because of the commisions that comes with those accounts and from either the account trading activity or casino wagering of the non-KYC accounts.

Just that, the limitation is the transaction amount and the kind of trades/games that such unverified accounts are allowed access to.

Same goes for exchange platofmrs
Same goes for local wallets

On the time that a non-verified account reach up that particular threshold in speaking about incoming and outgoing transactions then you would really be that obliged or does really need for you to comply
that KYc on which means that whenever you do go as long you do deal on something centralized platform or regulated ones then you are really that having no escape when it comes to kyc verification.
How much more on the time that you do win up big time?

Somewhat its true that they should have been asking out on the first place so that there would be no hassle on the time if ever you do hit up big time but we know that not all users
would really be looking that good with initial KYC requirements before you could be able to play. You would be losing potential customers with that and this is
something that not looks good for a business specially when you are just new and simply starting it up.

[oktana]

This is a common marketing strategy and I’m not suprised. Reason they may have done it so is because certain people are skeptical about winning and may feel there’s no need to give their KYC on a platform they just signed up on. And then when they win, then they can see the necessity of providing their KYC. For someone like me, I don’t like KYC so I would always ensure that whichever platform it is fully allows withdrawals without KYC (by reading the. T&C).

[LUCKMCFLY]

Casinos may ask gamblers for KYC verification for various suspicious activities. Now in this situation a gambler has nothing to do. Casinos create their T&C in such a way that they are in a position of maximum advantage in situations where gamblers cannot opt ​​out because they are trapped in the T&C. But it is also true that there are many gamblers who use the casino to do illegal activities like money laundering, and then it would be considered a good step if a casino asks for KYC verification to catch users involved in those illegal activities.

$5000 is the most casino base amount on transactions before KYC is demanded and as long as it goes if the gambler operates within a set limit he will not have KYC demands.

So if you are in within the deposits and withdrawal trench hold and kyc is demanded it means there are suspicious activities from the account.

You are right, every platform online, gambling casinos, exchanges, all have a deposit and withdrawal limit for non kyc users, but this is for the legitimate platform who have decided to follow the rules and regulations laid out for them by their regulatory body.

Aside the above, I have seen and used platforms where one is allowed to deposit but can't withdraw without kyc, and there are other platforms too where a user won't be allowed to make a deposit without kyc verification, Ive come across one casino like that but I forgot the name..

But in all, the long and short of the matter is, any gambler who knows he or she will be depositing and withdrawing big amounts from online casinos, such user should endeavor to pass kyc verification to avoid withdrawal problems especially.

This limit is set for the none kyc accounts to make them feel inclusive and not totally limited from the platform due to lack of none kyc and for such to happen the user must comply to operate within that limit that is set and going forward he must to decide either to go through with the KYC or keep operating within the limited restriction of the no KYC accounts.

But why those platforms agree with such operation is because of the commisions that comes with those accounts and from either the account trading activity or casino wagering of the non-KYC accounts.

Just that, the limitation is the transaction amount and the kind of trades/games that such unverified accounts are allowed access to.

Sometimes I see this as a Promotional Measure, some type of casino strategy, the KYC levels, all this sounds like many things must be done so that there is no type of problem, the KYC levels that everyone They speak is precisely to be able to avoid many withdrawal problems, as a player and we are already establishing a playing mode for a casino , the best thing is to Comply with the YC and the level that we want to do something for the withdrawal , we cannot leave everything to chance , because worrying about what we are going to do the KYC check is not the idea either, that is why it is always good to take precautions, I always recommend doing KYC for our favorite casino, so as not to ever have problems, so the casino know that we are regular, loyal customers and that they can do all kinds of things to help us, when you are a customer of a casino for a long time, things are smoother, the KYC is faster to pass the level, everything is Simpler, It is more difficult when you are a player for the first time and very large deposits are made, because they tend to light the alarms, however the casinos now with the KYC and their Policy that they can make certain demands, because the money is Already in the casino.

The KYC and all those demands are worthy of every casino Currently , you can't do much Anymore, if you can raise your voice, but it's not worth doing it, there will always be some players who are going to go against the union, and for those few nothing is achieved, so that is basically the thing that happens today, many want to be Fine with a caisnoy to withdraw once and for all the only way to withdraw once and for all is by going to a casino, exchanging money for chips and that's it, without Maybe some of them change, I think that's what should always be Considered the greatest advantage of a physical casino to a digital one, for that reason some players only prefer traditional casinos, because they are Used to that system.

[iv4n]

This is a common marketing strategy and I’m not suprised. Reason they may have done it so is because certain people are skeptical about winning and may feel there’s no need to give their KYC on a platform they just signed up on. And then when they win, then they can see the necessity of providing their KYC. For someone like me, I don’t like KYC so I would always ensure that whichever platform it is fully allows withdrawals without KYC (by reading the. T&C).

But we cannot generalize, some behaviors are suspicious and can set off an alarm... Some casinos have "wagering requirements" for every deposit, and I know it can stop money laundering, but people who make a lot of deposits/withdrawals and don't wager a lot can and will be asked for KYC at some point for sure.

I also don't like KYC, but we said it many times, when it comes to some bigger amounts we need to be ready to complete the KYC procedure... People who are not ready for that should avoid depositing and playing.

[Wiwo]

Sometimes I see this as a Promotional Measure, some type of casino strategy, the KYC levels, all this sounds like many things must be done so that there is no type of problem, the KYC levels that everyone They speak is precisely to be able to avoid many withdrawal problems, as a player and we are already establishing a playing mode for a casino , the best thing is to Comply with the YC and the level that we want to do something for the withdrawal , we cannot leave everything to chance , because worrying about what we are going to do the KYC check is not the idea either, that is why it is always good to take precautions, I always recommend doing KYC for our favorite casino, so as not to ever have problems, so the casino know that we are regular, loyal customers and that they can do all kinds of things to help us, when you are a customer of a casino for a long time, things are smoother, the KYC is faster to pass the level, everything is Simpler, It is more difficult when you are a player for the first time and very large deposits are made, because they tend to light the alarms, however the casinos now with the KYC and their Policy that they can make certain demands, because the money is Already in the casino.

KYC for a gambler is some how not cool most especially the cryptocurrency users who gamble in online casinos,  asking them for KYC is viewed as an anti-crypto feature since Bitcoin and other decentralized cryptocurrencies are designed for privacy protection so having to expose your privacy by giving out your documents for kyc verification is seen as against the fundamental purpose of Bitcoin,  but then since casinos are aware of this,  they tend to place withdrawal limits on kyc and none kyc,  so it now left for the gambler to decide either to go through with kyc to have a better limit when withdrawing big amount that is above the threshold.

For the casino,  KYC is done to avoid several things,  aside from the regulatory compliance that the casino must comply with, another thing that makes casinos to demand for KYC also is for the avoidance of abuse from gamblers who may likely want to abuse the casino's bonus system which KYC is the only way to identify each account and get them verified on the casino and each bonus are registered on their accounts.