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

[mirakal]

Casinos try to satisfy their clients but must follow the rules of the regulator, so the casinos change their rules. We must be aware of this, and if we want to avoid following the new rules of the casino, we can move to another more friendly casino. It is our choice to stay or look for another casino, and the casino will not force us to stay just because the casino wants to retain its customers.

Exactly, instead of complaining, why waste time on that? Just move on and look for other casinos. KYC is already implemented in most legitimate casinos, so we should always be aware of that. They might not require it at the beginning, but eventually, they'll ask for KYC information, and as usual, gamblers need to comply to continue enjoying gambling. With a huge number of online casinos, we do have plenty of options, but are they all reputable?

The risk of transferring between different casinos, some of which may not be so reputable, is that you might avoid KYC, but you'll likely face a higher risk of losing your money in the process. We need to be realistic about this matter, as regulators have already made their presence felt in the crypto gambling space.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Casinos try to satisfy their clients but must follow the rules of the regulator, so the casinos change their rules. We must be aware of this, and if we want to avoid following the new rules of the casino, we can move to another more friendly casino. It is our choice to stay or look for another casino, and the casino will not force us to stay just because the casino wants to retain its customers.

Exactly, instead of complaining, why waste time on that? Just move on and look for other casinos. KYC is already implemented in most legitimate casinos, so we should always be aware of that. They might not require it at the beginning, but eventually, they'll ask for KYC information, and as usual, gamblers need to comply to continue enjoying gambling. With a huge number of online casinos, we do have plenty of options, but are they all reputable?

The risk of transferring between different casinos, some of which may not be so reputable, is that you might avoid KYC, but you'll likely face a higher risk of losing your money in the process. We need to be realistic about this matter, as regulators have already made their presence felt in the crypto gambling space.

I have to agree with you mate, it makes no sense anymore running away from KYC because, just as you have said, every casino with a legitimate license will require KYC from her customers, and like what i think i have said on this forum several times, it is not the will of many of this casinos to bore their users with KYC and stuffs, but it is something they are mandated to carry to out on their users, failure of this might even put the casino themselves in trouble if anything should happen or go wrong and regulators for whatever reason require or need the customers information from the casino.

And besides, KYC has made the gambling space a bit safer as gamblers who have had their personal information stored on a casino will hardly want to engage him or herself in scamming other users of that same casino, except with a different account.
 

[wallet4bitcoin]

Every application's strength, socially, is in its numbers which also translates to followers and attention, and also translates to more revenue generation for them, depending on how they deem it fit to generate their revenue.

KYC on the other hand always makes peole feel insecure about their engagement to a degree and then they avoid using those applicatons.

So, some applications these days don't require you to verify your identity when registering to use such apps, neither do they require your KYC to enable you play but you must verify through KYC when its time to withdraw and its almost impossible for you to say No.

Thirdly, most of these projects are only working in sync with compliance also.

[Crypt0Gore]

It makes no sense to run away from KYC verification anymore, regulation is another reason why, in the near future almost everything with crypto in it will have to ask customers for KYC, this is the only slide where the government can actually be in control, I don't know what the fate of DeFi will be but I am sure about others, this includes casinos and all crypto hamming projects.

It is the governments job to make sure that people or bad people are not moving money off their radar, we don't want them to track us, we want our privacy, which is well understood but what if we are criminal? We will use that privacy space for our own benefits, that's why a regulated casino is the only one that will have a free business running space, no KYC no gambling, it will get to this point.

It's just better to get used to this right now, I doubt and still doubts that decentralized gambling platform is never going to run, even if the team behind the platform are anonymous they can be dealt with if the government want, if they can make Mixers space uneasy to run they can do the same with Gambling Fi.

[paxmao]

Casinos try to satisfy their clients but must follow the rules of the regulator, so the casinos change their rules. We must be aware of this, and if we want to avoid following the new rules of the casino, we can move to another more friendly casino. It is our choice to stay or look for another casino, and the casino will not force us to stay just because the casino wants to retain its customers.

Exactly, instead of complaining, why waste time on that? Just move on and look for other casinos. KYC is already implemented in most legitimate casinos, so we should always be aware of that. They might not require it at the beginning, but eventually, they'll ask for KYC information, and as usual, gamblers need to comply to continue enjoying gambling. With a huge number of online casinos, we do have plenty of options, but are they all reputable?

The risk of transferring between different casinos, some of which may not be so reputable, is that you might avoid KYC, but you'll likely face a higher risk of losing your money in the process. We need to be realistic about this matter, as regulators have already made their presence felt in the crypto gambling space.

The fact is that T&C may be just to difficult to understand, so even if they put a KYC first, then you still may be subject to some conditions for the withdrawal that you may not be be happy with. There best way is to check for reputation and go to sites that only use plain English or plain language in general Terms and Conditions. If you cannot understand something, do not sign to it.

[CryptSafe]

Casinos try to satisfy their clients but must follow the rules of the regulator, so the casinos change their rules. We must be aware of this, and if we want to avoid following the new rules of the casino, we can move to another more friendly casino. It is our choice to stay or look for another casino, and the casino will not force us to stay just because the casino wants to retain its customers.

Exactly, instead of complaining, why waste time on that? Just move on and look for other casinos. KYC is already implemented in most legitimate casinos, so we should always be aware of that. They might not require it at the beginning, but eventually, they'll ask for KYC information, and as usual, gamblers need to comply to continue enjoying gambling. With a huge number of online casinos, we do have plenty of options, but are they all reputable?

The risk of transferring between different casinos, some of which may not be so reputable, is that you might avoid KYC, but you'll likely face a higher risk of losing your money in the process. We need to be realistic about this matter, as regulators have already made their presence felt in the crypto gambling space.

The fact is that T&C may be just to difficult to understand, so even if they put a KYC first, then you still may be subject to some conditions for the withdrawal that you may not be be happy with. There best way is to check for reputation and go to sites that only use plain English or plain language in general Terms and Conditions. If you cannot understand something, do not sign to it.

A casino ToS is a normal and that is what every casino does to make sure there is orderliness and things are done properly and well cordinated so as to keep the casino growing. KYC is not a new thing anymore and as a matter of fact, casinos would definitely want all their members to do it because of the laws holding them on the licence they got. Although some for the fact that they want traffic, they do away with KYC at their earliest stage of launch because gamblers like no KYC casinos and would want to play there part to get the traffic and upon doing such those sets of no KYC gamblers troops there to register and deposit and upon doing such, they play win and attempt to withdraw them the casino tells them to undergo a KYC verification which before then, they must have updated their ToS without the knowledge of the gamblers. These are the things bothering casinos. They want you to register and deposit and then when you want to withdraw they start demanding this and that just to get at you leaving the money with the of you do not have your documents or you are from a restricted area.

[Webetcoins]

The fact is that T&C may be just to difficult to understand, so even if they put a KYC first, then you still may be subject to some conditions for the withdrawal that you may not be be happy with. There best way is to check for reputation and go to sites that only use plain English or plain language in general Terms and Conditions. If you cannot understand something, do not sign to it.

Language shouldn't really be a barrier for someone in understanding the terms and conditions when we can very easily use a translation service to translate that to our native language and then read them, it's not that difficult. Google Translate is the easiest way to do that, one should simply copy and paste every single clause from the terms and conditions and use Google Translate to translate it to our native language and then read them one by one.

What I believe the reality is that people are basically too lazy to read them, they don't want to spend their time reading so many rules and regulations and conditions and they just want to rush into the platform, create their account, and get into gambling right away, and they only feel they should have read them later when they might face an issue.

[angrybirdy]

The fact is that T&C may be just to difficult to understand, so even if they put a KYC first, then you still may be subject to some conditions for the withdrawal that you may not be be happy with. There best way is to check for reputation and go to sites that only use plain English or plain language in general Terms and Conditions. If you cannot understand something, do not sign to it.

Language shouldn't really be a barrier for someone in understanding the terms and conditions when we can very easily use a translation service to translate that to our native language and then read them, it's not that difficult. Google Translate is the easiest way to do that, one should simply copy and paste every single clause from the terms and conditions and use Google Translate to translate it to our native language and then read them one by one.

What I believe the reality is that people are basically too lazy to read them, they don't want to spend their time reading so many rules and regulations and conditions and they just want to rush into the platform, create their account, and get into gambling right away, and they only feel they should have read them later when they might face an issue.

Yeah, that's right. I think Language is not a problem here since there are a lot of resources that may be used in reading and understanding the terms and conditions. Sometimes I have that kind of mentality that I always skip the long T&C and automatically click the I agree part and that's not a good idea more importantly when monetary is involved.

[LUCKMCFLY]

If you say it's not fair then I will point this at you and say its your ignorance to accept the terms and conditions without knowing what you are accepting. And its pretty much the same at every casino and it is very rare that you will be asked for verification to deposit funds.

If you still feel their terms are unfair then you are free to choose the casino that has terms in your best interest. By the way, this is just something created out of frustration arising when you violated their TOS, and now funds are on hold by the casino while waiting for verification in the future don't repeat the same mistake and if you are from a restricted country then take some time to find which casinos are accepting players from your region and you can seek help on bitcointalk too for some valuable feedbacks.

But I think that in general it’s probably better to first read reviews about a specific casino that you are unfamiliar with on our forum.  It’s just that here in the “Gambling" section you will definitely find a topic for almost any large casino and in this topic there are reviews and recommendations frm experienced players. Sometimes you can even find separate descriptions of controversial issues that other players have had before. So this approach to the issue of changing casinos seems to me  quite optimal from the point of view of finding out the real situations that the player faces.
 This is very useful to do even before the moment when you start sending your money for a deposit to a new casino for you in which you have not played before.

Asking for verification is pretty much common practice on all the crypto casinos if I am not wrong so this won't be really surprising unless the person actually new to the crypto gambling platform and probably trying the first withdrawal of his life. In that case, exploring the bitcointalk won't give the person a solution because we used to know what are the common practices in casinos. So don't skip the terms that you are supposed to read and don't blame the casino if you violated some of the terms without actually knowing.

But it seems to me that even if the player is completely inexperienced, then even in this case, reading the texts of the posts in the topic about the casino he is interested in here on our forum will still give the person very useful information. 

Of course, if, as you read, terms and concepts arise that a person without experience in the gambling industry does not know, then their meaning can always be approximately found out by reading thhe basics of the gambling business, for example, on Wikipedia.  For example, the Martingale strategy, if you come across it in the text of some post, then just open the corresponding description on Wikipedia. 
If the person studying the posts is not completely stupid, then he will be able to understand in general what nuances may arise when playing specifically in the casino that interests him and whose topic he is reading here on our forum. 
So I consider this kind of reading of topics in BTT generally useful for everyone interested in a variety of casinos, of which there are many.  And this is suitable for both experienced players and those who are just starting their exciting journey into the world of gambling, into the world of modern casinos.

There is no doubt about it, I think the same, in fact before a Person plays in an Online casino, they should come to the forum so that they can do something here, and they can generate some information and not leave with so many Empty Things or with so much ignorance, because it is better to Learn before, so in this order of ideas, many of us have come Across sites like this, because when we make a deposit that after having played we have profits and When we go to withdraw they ask us for the KYUC, which is very annoying, so when we Assume that no Way, it has to be Done in Order to withdraw the money, then we find that the KYC is not confirmed at once, but rather it is very manual so that they can trust it and Declare it as successful , so that is something that bothers much more, sometimes they last days, up to a week I have seen, But Based on all this, we can do many things if we are in a situation that we like, that we Decide that we are going to like it. that it be our frequent casino, and that it may possibly become one of our favorites, after doing the pertinent research, since a KYC must be done Before making any deposit, to Avoid having bad times, because if Nothing has been deposited, this requires to the casino that must Confirm it and mark it as successful, because no money has yet been left there.

And that is a strategy, but of course, it only applies when a casino in particular wants to make it frequent, it is not the case with all casinos because they take them to do that, because it is not the idea either, just as this could be done and the casino is in the moral obligation to quickly accept their KYC so that they can make a good deposit, then things change but once the person does other things, first they start to see that the deposit and then the KYC at the time of withdrawing, many players If they don't expect it, they gamble out of Rage and even lose Everything , it is Beneficial for the Casino, but they Say Goodbye to a Potential Client.

[Dunamisx]

The fact is that T&C may be just to difficult to understand, so even if they put a KYC first, then you still may be subject to some conditions for the withdrawal that you may not be be happy with. There best way is to check for reputation and go to sites that only use plain English or plain language in general Terms and Conditions. If you cannot understand something, do not sign to it.

Language shouldn't really be a barrier for someone in understanding the terms and conditions when we can very easily use a translation service to translate that to our native language and then read them, it's not that difficult. Google Translate is the easiest way to do that, one should simply copy and paste every single clause from the terms and conditions and use Google Translate to translate it to our native language and then read them one by one.

What I believe the reality is that people are basically too lazy to read them, they don't want to spend their time reading so many rules and regulations and conditions and they just want to rush into the platform, create their account, and get into gambling right away, and they only feel they should have read them later when they might face an issue.

Even if language is in this case, what's the use of google in finding a translation to the written language under the terms and conditions, thanks to many gambling platforms who also made provisions for translation into more than two languages with the use of their gambling platform for users simplicity and comprehension, not reading the kyc rules or conditions of a casino should not be theirs fault than ours as long as they made provisions for these terms but we fail not to go through them.

[Onyeeze]

It's necessary to read the Terms and conditions of gambling before participating in a gambling platform, because that their conditions is something you suppose to consider most because of your funds,  you may go outside of their conditions and you win a game in their platform its clear that the money you won may not reach you because you go against their rules and regulations of the forum as you may say or you may think of, what I know in some of the gambling platforms is that when they give Terms and conditions concerning kyc we should do it so that we will not have problems by withdrawing our funds

[TastyChillySauce00]

It's necessary to read the Terms and conditions of gambling before participating in a gambling platform, because that their conditions is something you suppose to consider most because of your funds,  you may go outside of their conditions and you win a game in their platform its clear that the money you won may not reach you because you go against their rules and regulations of the forum as you may say or you may think of, what I know in some of the gambling platforms is that when they give Terms and conditions concerning kyc we should do it so that we will not have problems by withdrawing our funds

Sometimes the site was not mentioning it specifically. I meant let's say if the users didn't even know if there would be specific amounts that required KYC to withdraw yet this can become double edge for the users and gambling provider.
Sometimes KYC was preventing the users to withdraw but this can also being used to fool the users as well. In fact, majority of users are not interested in reading the whole TOS. They were always skipping it.
Im thinking as long as people was withdrawing their money through small portions and they don't require KYC for that. The main concern is how much money is going to be withdrawn by the users and what was the specific amounts that being used as a minimum amounts that needs to be KYC.
It's quite hard to know that caused by there was also non transparent site. it puts users in a hard situation. that's why there are also many people who accuse it too

[goldkingcoiner]

The fact is that T&C may be just to difficult to understand, so even if they put a KYC first, then you still may be subject to some conditions for the withdrawal that you may not be be happy with. There best way is to check for reputation and go to sites that only use plain English or plain language in general Terms and Conditions. If you cannot understand something, do not sign to it.

Language shouldn't really be a barrier for someone in understanding the terms and conditions when we can very easily use a translation service to translate that to our native language and then read them, it's not that difficult. Google Translate is the easiest way to do that, one should simply copy and paste every single clause from the terms and conditions and use Google Translate to translate it to our native language and then read them one by one.

Actually Google Translate is complete shit compared to Deepl. But that is not the point.

Language can become a huge barrier, especially because of how hard it is to translated nuances, colloquial metaphors and much more. I think that this can develop into quite a formidable problem, especially if it comes to things like terms and conditions. If you misunderstood because the translation was bad, does this mean that google translate now owes you your money back? Or the casino? Probably not, but you see where I am going with this.

[slapper]

It's necessary to read the Terms and conditions of gambling before participating in a gambling platform, because that their conditions is something you suppose to consider most because of your funds,  you may go outside of their conditions and you win a game in their platform its clear that the money you won may not reach you because you go against their rules and regulations of the forum as you may say or you may think of, what I know in some of the gambling platforms is that when they give Terms and conditions concerning kyc we should do it so that we will not have problems by withdrawing our funds

Sometimes the site was not mentioning it specifically. I meant let's say if the users didn't even know if there would be specific amounts that required KYC to withdraw yet this can become double edge for the users and gambling provider.
Sometimes KYC was preventing the users to withdraw but this can also being used to fool the users as well. In fact, majority of users are not interested in reading the whole TOS. They were always skipping it.
Im thinking as long as people was withdrawing their money through small portions and they don't require KYC for that. The main concern is how much money is going to be withdrawn by the users and what was the specific amounts that being used as a minimum amounts that needs to be KYC.
It's quite hard to know that caused by there was also non transparent site. it puts users in a hard situation. that's why there are also many people who accuse it too

Sites, especially online gambling sites, should be transparent, very transparent. It's a basic right for users to know, to really know, what they're getting into. KYC, or Know Your Customer, is a serious thing, very serious. It's there for a reason, but if sites are using it to trap users, that's just wrong. Very wrong
People, and I mean many people, don't read the TOS. They just don't. They skip it, always skipping. And that's a problem, a big problem. But can we blame them? No! Sites should make it clear, crystal clear, about the KYC requirements. How much can you withdraw? When do you need KYC? These are important questions, very important

[CryptSafe]

It's necessary to read the Terms and conditions of gambling before participating in a gambling platform, because that their conditions is something you suppose to consider most because of your funds,  you may go outside of their conditions and you win a game in their platform its clear that the money you won may not reach you because you go against their rules and regulations of the forum as you may say or you may think of, what I know in some of the gambling platforms is that when they give Terms and conditions concerning kyc we should do it so that we will not have problems by withdrawing our funds

Playing by the rules always keeps one on track and on the safe side. If as a gambler, one fails to abide by the Terms of Service of a casino, there is every possibility that that gambler will encounter challenges in the long run because casinos have a way of finding out, and of course, your dashboard will speak for itself when the time arises. One cannot bypass protocols when it comes to casino registration. Although they would not say anything to you at first, when you have made a deposit, won, and want to make a withdrawal, that is when you will know they keep details.
When it comes to KYC, the casino does not joke with it, as that is one of the basic requirements they demand to be able to allow or approve your withdrawal. So when one sees such, one should do it as long as you have made up your mind to game on their platform, you must do it otherwise you leave them for another that does not requires  a KYC.

[maydna]

~snip~

As a business and as act as compliance on what government had stated or put up then  as a business owner then you wont really be having no choice but to comply or follow on whats mandated because if not then you would really be not be able to make such operation and this is why if it would really be that needing for them to impose those things then they would do it rather than not to be able to operate knowing that these businesses could really be that needing to have permits or licenses for them to be considered to be legit specially if you are really that a known business or something that could be regulated.
You would directly be able tell which sites are really that legit and which ones are really that prentending. It is really just that a matter of research and a matter of confirming whether you would really be that
dealing into it or not. We cant really be that so dumb on not to be able to differentiate on whats a legit site and whats not. This is why if you do like to make yourself that free from worries or risks
on losing money due to those shady acts then it would be wise on sticking into those sites that this forum is really that recommending.

If they can do further research about the casino, they will find other evidence that can lead to the conclusion that the casino is genuine and will not cheat its members. They can also find out which casinos are shady or scams because, in their research, they find something that does not match what is written on the site. This will give them more detailed conclusions before they decide to register at the casino so that they will not experience scamming from the casino. Unfortunately, only a few people do in-depth research about the casino, while others will immediately register and deposit their money. In the end, they encounter problems with the casino. This site has provided a list of recommended casinos, and some members provide lists of these casinos, making it easier for people who want to find a suitable casino.

~snip~

Exactly, instead of complaining, why waste time on that? Just move on and look for other casinos. KYC is already implemented in most legitimate casinos, so we should always be aware of that. They might not require it at the beginning, but eventually, they'll ask for KYC information, and as usual, gamblers need to comply to continue enjoying gambling. With a huge number of online casinos, we do have plenty of options, but are they all reputable?

The risk of transferring between different casinos, some of which may not be so reputable, is that you might avoid KYC, but you'll likely face a higher risk of losing your money in the process. We need to be realistic about this matter, as regulators have already made their presence felt in the crypto gambling space.

Yes, looking for another casino would be better than complaining about the casino where we are still determining whether we can get an explanation from the casino representative or whether they will remain silent. Gamblers should be able to find a casino that makes them comfortable because they won't complain about KYC and so on if they find a suitable casino. He will also do KYC without feeling forced because he thinks he has found a casino that suits him, so he doesn't need to look for another casino. He also doesn't worry about KYC at the casino because he understands that nowadays, KYC issues have become commonplace in casinos so he can accept it.

If they want to avoid KYC, they really need to look for other casinos until they find a suitable one. But they need time to find it because they must try to register, deposit money, gamble at the casino, and withdraw their winnings. From there, he can know whether he has found a comfortable casino or needs to look for another one.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

It's necessary to read the Terms and conditions of gambling before participating in a gambling platform, because that their conditions is something you suppose to consider most because of your funds,  you may go outside of their conditions and you win a game in their platform its clear that the money you won may not reach you because you go against their rules and regulations of the forum as you may say or you may think of, what I know in some of the gambling platforms is that when they give Terms and conditions concerning kyc we should do it so that we will not have problems by withdrawing our funds

Sometimes the site was not mentioning it specifically. I meant let's say if the users didn't even know if there would be specific amounts that required KYC to withdraw yet this can become double edge for the users and gambling provider.
Sometimes KYC was preventing the users to withdraw but this can also being used to fool the users as well. In fact, majority of users are not interested in reading the whole TOS. They were always skipping it.
Im thinking as long as people was withdrawing their money through small portions and they don't require KYC for that. The main concern is how much money is going to be withdrawn by the users and what was the specific amounts that being used as a minimum amounts that needs to be KYC.
It's quite hard to know that caused by there was also non transparent site. it puts users in a hard situation. that's why there are also many people who accuse it too

Sites, especially online gambling sites, should be transparent, very transparent. It's a basic right for users to know, to really know, what they're getting into. KYC, or Know Your Customer, is a serious thing, very serious. It's there for a reason, but if sites are using it to trap users, that's just wrong. Very wrong
People, and I mean many people, don't read the TOS. They just don't. They skip it, always skipping. And that's a problem, a big problem. But can we blame them? No! Sites should make it clear, crystal clear, about the KYC requirements. How much can you withdraw? When do you need KYC? These are important questions, very important

You don't have to repeat everything you say one more time like you did with this comment, it completely kills the essence and message in your comment, and makes it look and feel like a joke or a child playing, please stop it.

The above aside, you are right about gamblers not spending time to read casino terms of service before engaging in gambling on such casino, this sure have caused a lot of gamblers some problems, but still, many will not learn to read, and honestly, i do not blame them, i myself hardly read casino terms of services because, if there is anything i find really boring to do in this world, its reading terms of services, and this is probably due to how it is written, most are always written in such a manner that it is hard to understand, and this is why several gamblers out there find it really uninteresting to make out time to read casino terms of service.

[Richbased]

It's necessary to read the Terms and conditions of gambling before participating in a gambling platform, because that their conditions is something you suppose to consider most because of your funds,  you may go outside of their conditions and you win a game in their platform its clear that the money you won may not reach you because you go against their rules and regulations of the forum as you may say or you may think of, what I know in some of the gambling platforms is that when they give Terms and conditions concerning kyc we should do it so that we will not have problems by withdrawing our funds

It's very unfortunate how alot of gamblers register on sites not only gambling sites without going through the privacy policy, terms and conditions. Going through the privacy policy and terms and conditions of a site is very important as these will guide you to know what you're doing on the platforms then incase of a fraudulent app or site it can easily be detected.

Over time most people use sites without going through some vital information about the site like rules and regulations, terms and conditions and privacy policies so all these are what guides the site and for you to know things to do and things not to do

[erep]

The above aside, you are right about gamblers not spending time to read casino terms of service before engaging in gambling on such casino, this sure have caused a lot of gamblers some problems, but still, many will not learn to read, and honestly, i do not blame them, i myself hardly read casino terms of services because, if there is anything i find really boring to do in this world, its reading terms of services, and this is probably due to how it is written, most are always written in such a manner that it is hard to understand, and this is why several gamblers out there find it really uninteresting to make out time to read casino terms of service.

Gambling sites are responsible for explaining all things related to gambling, although some gamblers are tired of studying the terms and conditions, gambling regulations and other provisions, the information from each gambling is usually no different from other gambling platforms, in fact gamblers understand gambling sites better on gambling community information or obtain information from review sites related to gambling. I think every gambling site needs to simplify the explanation of gambling terms and conditions and other things, aiming to make it easier for gamblers to understand all the uses and KYC requirements.

If you gamble on a centralized gambling site then you cannot avoid KYC requirements at any time, even though sometimes KYC requirements are not stated in the previous TOS.

[Odusko]

The fact is that T&C may be just to difficult to understand, so even if they put a KYC first, then you still may be subject to some conditions for the withdrawal that you may not be happy with. There best way is to check for reputation and go to sites that only use plain English or plain language in general Terms and Conditions. If you cannot understand something, do not sign to it.

Not following the rules, or lack of understanding of the terms and conditions is also a big challenges to most gamblers because, sometime the casino may have stated a term clearly in the T&C and the gambler after reading it may still lack the understanding of the term which mostly resulted into false accusations of change of terms, although some scam casino do change terms to favor the cases but that is not same with reputable casinos.
Better to always check a casino ANN threads and follow up with their discussions and analysis resolves of issues, because from there you can easily discover a lot of information and practices of the casino, doing so will save you from from the stress of having to risk running into problems.