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[AmoreJaz]

Yes, there are three steps of verification. If you do not take out a bonus and are playing with cryptocurrency, no KYC is needed for withdrawals under $2000. Using the bonus requires KYC on withdrawal to avoid abuse.

Sorry, it wasn't very clear to me but does this mean all three steps are required for the bonus? But it's nice to see there is a no mandatory kyc option so people can test your casino first.

BTW, congrats on launching your signature campaign  Are there plans for bitcointalk tournament/s as well? just a question.

It is understandable that it is a no mandatory kyc as they are promoting to be the #1 SHIB casino. So if they are promoting to be the top token casino, they should not require kyc to all their users, unless, the gambler will use their fiat or credit card.

Tournament is actually nice so players from the forum will be interested to sign up. That's another activity that they can participate other than the sig campaign.

[Odusko]

Yes, there are three steps of verification. If you do not take out a bonus and are playing with cryptocurrency, no KYC is needed for withdrawals under $2000. Using the bonus requires KYC on withdrawal to avoid abuse.

Sorry, it wasn't very clear to me but does this mean all three steps are required for the bonus? But it's nice to see there is a no mandatory kyc option so people can test your casino first.

BTW, congrats on launching your signature campaign  Are there plans for bitcointalk tournament/s as well? just a question.

It is understandable that it is a no mandatory kyc as they are promoting to be the #1 SHIB casino. So if they are promoting to be the top token casino, they should not require kyc to all their users, unless, the gambler will use their fiat or credit card.

Tournament is actually nice so players from the forum will be interested to sign up. That's another activity that they can participate other than the sig campaign.

I don't get you at AmoreJazso you mean that Shiba Inu is 100 percent decentralized to the point of not requiring kyc in any of it service?

Because for as far as I know, regardless of the fact that the team already stated that their accept other currencies which makes allk the KYC demands to be in one form, that is if the requires KYC at any level of bitcoin transactions or any other crypto coin, it makes them because automatically subscribe same rules to all other coins that are listed on the casino for transactions.

[Potato Chips]

I don't get you at AmoreJazso you mean that Shiba Inu is 100 percent decentralized to the point of not requiring kyc in any of it service?

I could be wrong about this but I think they just meant it's a good step to be at the top. It's no secret that no mandatory KYC is good for marketing as it makes onboarding users easier when there is little prerequisites to them. It is especially helpful to those relatively new in the business because many players can be wary of them.

But of course, to be at the top, it takes more than implementing a no mandatory kyc policy.

[SmartGold01]

Does the casino have identity verification levels or it's just a full blown one?-- like form+ID+Selfie+address and whatnot? if there are tiers, what is required for the bonusses? 👀

Yes, there are three steps of verification. If you do not take out a bonus and are playing with cryptocurrency, no KYC is needed for withdrawals under $2000. Using the bonus requires KYC on withdrawal to avoid abuse.

Then to me I don't see any difference because I know where is a huge win from member kyc would still be required so it would be better it remains this way to enable gambler or bettors stick it at the back of their mind that kyc is required to make withdrawal.
Usually, the kyc set to the bonus is still can't stop abuse if they really wanna do that.

[dothebeats]

Does the casino have identity verification levels or it's just a full blown one?-- like form+ID+Selfie+address and whatnot? if there are tiers, what is required for the bonusses? 👀

Yes, there are three steps of verification. If you do not take out a bonus and are playing with cryptocurrency, no KYC is needed for withdrawals under $2000. Using the bonus requires KYC on withdrawal to avoid abuse.

Then to me I don't see any difference because I know where is a huge win from member kyc would still be required so it would be better it remains this way to enable gambler or bettors stick it at the back of their mind that kyc is required to make withdrawal.
Usually, the kyc set to the bonus is still can't stop abuse if they really wanna do that.

You know how marketing becomes effective. You highlight what people wants to hear, and keep everything behind a disclaimer or behind your terms of service in order to save your ass. They will ask for KYC when a user requests a withdrawal that's for sure. The no KYC gimmick on most recent casinos are only in place to help users get started in playing without having to answer multiple KYC forms. IMO that's good if you want to get the gears turning, and just enforce KYC whenever needed.

It's a smart move from casinos to not ask KYC when not needed. In the event of bonus abuse, I'm sure they already have the necessary precautions to avoid this from happening and not lose any money due to it.

[KryptoFather]

I just registered on the website and i am hoping to have a great playing experience in your site.

Welcome to Kryptosino, you definitely will enjoy the experience.

Sorry, it wasn't very clear to me but does this mean all three steps are required for the bonus? But it's nice to see there is a no mandatory kyc option so people can test your casino first.

No, it typically will be step 2 except except their are any other risk flags which we discover.

Are there plans for bitcointalk tournament/s as well? just a question.

This is being considered.

[Onyeeze]

So I can say they are welcome to the forum hoping that the kyc limit get increased to the standard accepted for kyc such as $5000 from many reputable casinos like stake and BC. Game Duelbit and the rest of the other known casinos that we have around the Forum and fine to say that we are excited to have them since the cryptocurrency casinos scene is getting expanded at daily levels and seeing platform coming to Bitcointalk show's that we are recognizing crypto casinos and let see how the go about building a reputation for themselves.

There are times when they allow the withdrawal of that amount without KYC - some accounts in bcgame and stake can withdraw up to $5000+ without triggering any alert on their system - most times it’s due to suspicious activity that were detected in that account.

In casino like this it will become very hard for them to see any high roller because of this type of restriction ranging from the daily/weekly limit to the kyc policy - they should probably do something about this or people will start to look at them as a very small casino not worthy of large deposits.

I want to ask this question, why is that many players of casino doesn't like do their KYC verification for their account? Do you if you have done your KYC you will be free anything that has to do with casino problems except that particular casino started developing problems, so what I know in them is that most of us are the problems of casino, because we like a situation whereby we will be reminded to do a particular thing we know that we are suppose to have done that before now, so that's why i do blame most of the gamblers, really casino platforms are KYC-free and some are not, we have to follow the procedures of the platform if we want to achieve something good.

[KryptoFather]

I want to ask this question, why is that many players of casino doesn't like do their KYC verification for their account?

Privacy is an important factor and one we respect highly at Kryptocasino. If you are an honest player you will not have a KYC requirement until a withdrawal above a certain amount and we try to make the game play as easily acceptable as possible.

Do you if you have done your KYC you will be free anything that has to do with casino problems except that particular casino started developing problems

We want to attract all players to our platforms except those who want to cheat the system and win some freebies and we highly respect users' right to privacy

[Cantsay]

I want to ask this question, why is that many players of casino doesn't like do their KYC verification for their account?

As mentioned by the representative above, the major reason a lot of people don’t like to carry out their kyc verification on registering on a casino is because of privacy concerns - there are a lot of users even after encountering issues and still have a balance in their account why still won’t submit their documents instead they’ll let the money go (if it’s not a big amount) I’ve seen some people here in the forum that had issue with their casino account and instead of submitting their documents they just left the account because to them that amount is not worth risking your privacy for.

Do you if you have done your KYC you will be free anything that has to do with casino problems except that particular casino started developing problems, so what I know in them is that most of us are the problems of casino, because we like a situation whereby we will be reminded to do a particular thing we know that we are suppose to have done that before now, so that's why i do blame most of the gamblers, really casino platforms are KYC-free and some are not, we have to follow the procedures of the platform if we want to achieve something good.

I don’t totally agree with the first part of your post - the fact that you complete your kyc verification doesn’t mean that you won’t get into any problem with that casino - there are times when casino revoke the kyc of certain accounts after discovering some unusual activity in the account.

Remember that there are many online vendors trying to sell kyced accounts and those type of situations has led many site to become suspicious of even verified accounts.

[DaNNy001]

I just registered on the website and i am hoping to have a great playing experience in your site.

Welcome to Kryptosino, you definitely will enjoy the experience.

Sorry, it wasn't very clear to me but does this mean all three steps are required for the bonus? But it's nice to see there is a no mandatory kyc option so people can test your casino first.

No, it typically will be step 2 except except their are any other risk flags which we discover.

Are there plans for bitcointalk tournament/s as well? just a question.

This is being considered.

Well since it's being planned why don't you guys atleast make this ann thread of yours a little bit colourful and also maybe consider adding clickable links to your website because at the homepage of the thread I believe it's too dull for my liking although I know it's not compulsory but I believe lots of gamblers like myself do get enticed by good presentation to atleast push you first make a quick check out. I just checked the casino out and it's making sense I must and I believe I will be depositing and maybe trying some of the games maybe my luck might shine on me there 😊

[AbuBhakar]

It's a smart move from casinos to not ask KYC when not needed. In the event of bonus abuse, I'm sure they already have the necessary precautions to avoid this from happening and not lose any money due to it.

IIRC even on other casino they only ask KYC if they some potentially abused or irregularities on the account that might be related to AML policy.

Casino never ask KYC in random basis without a reason since that’s not the policy of AML imposed on casino. What this casino doing is just the basic method of KYC since it usually use to counter bonus abused which is rampant before the KYC introduction on early days of online casino.

Overall casino in general will not ask KYC unless it’s requires based on the current circumstances of players account.

[skarais]

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Well since it's being planned why don't you guys atleast make this ann thread of yours a little bit colourful and also maybe consider adding clickable links to your website because at the homepage of the thread I believe it's too dull for my liking although I know it's not compulsory but I believe lots of gamblers like myself do get enticed by good presentation to atleast push you first make a quick check out.

Upgrade00 already made that suggestion to the OP in the second post on the first page, so I'm sure the OP will consider that as soon as possible. You will have to be a little patient until the expected improvements can be realized, but you are right that this is not mandatory. Having an official ANN thread with a great look and presentation will definitely attract attention, it will increase a lot of interest in their brand.

[Upgrade00]

Having an official ANN thread with a great look and presentation will definitely attract attention, it will increase a lot of interest in their brand.

Yes, that's true. Having optimal gameplay, good list of games, a sportsbook and great bonus helps to keep players on the website and all of these are available at kryptosino.

[skarais]

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Yes, that's true. Having optimal gameplay, good list of games, a sportsbook and great bonus helps to keep players on the website and all of these are available at kryptosino.

I have checked it out too and it sure is one interesting casino. They are relatively new to the industry (as far as I know), so there is hope for them to compete closely with other popular casinos by providing great service and gaming experience. I am fully aware that they have a signature campaign on this forum and it will definitely help this casino spread its brand awareness to existing gamblers.

[stompix]

I want to ask this question, why is that many players of casino doesn't like do their KYC verification for their account?

Some are from banned regions, countries where certain games are restricted, some have been previously banned from a game provider and are worried about being on a blacklist or that by giving them their details now in the future they could end up on one. Then there are the gamblers who would love to take advantage of bonuses and promotions, often by cheating.

And then there is the actual problem of handling your ID to a company overseas without knowing too much about how secure that information is, remember that you could end up with a win, and that will always be in the system alongside your credentials, one hack and your data is all over the net. Then there is the tax thing, depending on your jurisdiction some gamblers might worry they could end up paying tax on their winnings because of that and have the tax officers knocking at their door.

On top of that, there is another fear, the fear that the casino might now like your documents and use KYC as an excuse not to pay up, a thing that has happened quite a few times in the past.
 

[dothebeats]

It's a smart move from casinos to not ask KYC when not needed. In the event of bonus abuse, I'm sure they already have the necessary precautions to avoid this from happening and not lose any money due to it.

IIRC even on other casino they only ask KYC if they some potentially abused or irregularities on the account that might be related to AML policy.

Casino never ask KYC in random basis without a reason since that’s not the policy of AML imposed on casino. What this casino doing is just the basic method of KYC since it usually use to counter bonus abused which is rampant before the KYC introduction on early days of online casino.

Overall casino in general will not ask KYC unless it’s requires based on the current circumstances of players account.

There are online casinos that asks for your name, age, and date of birth when you sign up. That is the most basic form of KYC that I can think of that are still being mandatorily asked by gambling platforms who are within a jurisdiction that makes these mandatory. The next stage of KYC only begins when the user is making a withdrawal beyond a threshold that triggers a possible AML violation, or from whatever reason the casino deems necessary i.e. bonus abuse or possible bug abuse within the platform.

KYC info is something that gambling platforms can collect even based on the email address you signup. They can also infer something from your IP address as well, though that is not something as concrete as asking for your name and basically everything about you.

[acroman08]

I want to ask this question, why is that many players of casino doesn't like do their KYC verification for their account?

here's my personal answer to this. because it can be annoying, there is a risk of your personal information being leaked and I like to gamble anonymously as much as possible. that being said, if there is a need to perform KYC I'll do it if I deem it worth it(i.e. having a sizable amount of money in a casino that can only be withdrawn if I perform KYC).

[KryptoFather]

They are relatively new to the industry (as far as I know), so there is hope for them to compete closely with other popular casinos by providing great service and gaming experience.

We have been in the industry for a couple of years now and have been offering great service for that period of time to our players.

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