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[gunhell16]

When I read how people complain about their losses and have to get to the extend of forging stories to paint the casino bad because they lose beyond what they were expecting, meanwhile they weren't forced to keep depositing funds and be playing continuously, when I read those, I just conclude that such persons lacks gambling maturity to acknowledge that losses are inevitable and more likely to occur as an outcome than winning. No need trying to blackmail a casino bec you lost huge funds to them.

Most likely, but I think it's more than that, remember that we are playing online, our true identity is hidden except for our IP address and if we don't go to KYC then they can say bad words or accused casino. And the casino are a disadvantage here as there could be some who find them guilty right away as the newbie account is somewhat believable by forging stories.

So the only weapon for this casinos is to investigate and probably this is the reason why some have delayed answering the issues or accusations as they are gathering more proof and evidence against the accuser.

Some casinos would investigate and when they know that you have done nothing some will go mute while others could relief you and allow you to continue playing bets on their platform. Restrictions of accounts by casinos can be due to different reasons that entails, frequent winnings, cheat, IP linkage, VPN suspects for those that are using VPN and huge deposits. All these reasons can make a casino to ask for KYC verification from users even when they claimed to be non KYC casinos.

All gamblers should really be aware of the reasons why casino accounts get frozen so they won't be surprised in the end. Besides, we know ourselves if we did something wrong,
so there's no need to make excuses if it's not true.

The request for KYC (Know Your Customer) is simply for verification, and it's a common practice across all casino platforms in the crypto space.
This is something gamblers should know, at least to some extent.

[bitLeap]

The request for KYC (Know Your Customer) is simply for verification, and it's a common practice across all casino platforms in the crypto space.
This is something gamblers should know, at least to some extent.

As I mentioned, KYC is required at some casinos if a user wants to deposit or withdraw an amount exceeding the limits for non KYC users. However now every gambler trying to create an account at a casino must first confirm these limits or whether the casino implements KYC from the moment the user creates an account before they can start gambling. This is because non KYC casinos are increasingly difficult to operate due to regulatory pressures.

[Wakate]

Some casinos would investigate and when they know that you have done nothing some will go mute while others could relief you and allow you to continue playing bets on their platform. Restrictions of accounts by casinos can be due to different reasons that entails, frequent winnings, cheat, IP linkage, VPN suspects for those that are using VPN and huge deposits. All these reasons can make a casino to ask for KYC verification from users even when they claimed to be non KYC casinos.

All gamblers should really be aware of the reasons why casino accounts get frozen so they won't be surprised in the end. Besides, we know ourselves if we did something wrong,
so there's no need to make excuses if it's not true.

The request for KYC (Know Your Customer) is simply for verification, and it's a common practice across all casino platforms in the crypto space.
This is something gamblers should know, at least to some extent.

It is a common practice on centralized casinos alone not the decentralized ones. Centralized casinos has more features and giveaways to the decentralized ones and even though your information would be required by Centralized casinos, many players still prefer it because of the benefits attached to it. Most time, KYC is asked for the casino team to make who is the right owner of the account in case of hack like this one we are seeing. If KYC wasn't done by the original owner of the casino, it will be very hard for the casino team to know who's the right owner of the account.

[notocactus]

As I mentioned, KYC is required at some casinos if a user wants to deposit or withdraw an amount exceeding the limits for non KYC users. However now every gambler trying to create an account at a casino must first confirm these limits or whether the casino implements KYC from the moment the user creates an account before they can start gambling. This is because non KYC casinos are increasingly difficult to operate due to regulatory pressures.

Policy on AML and KYC on centralized platforms including online casinos must to be changed and adapted with new regulations enforced by governments. As users, it's big change with time that we must be aware of and prepare our adaptation on it as well because at the end, it's hard for us as citizens can action against governments and their regulations. We can aim at no KYC centralized exchanges, decentralized exchanges, casinos at the present and in the near future but governments will try to restrict options for the people in their nations.

Most time, KYC is asked for the casino team to make who is the right owner of the account in case of hack like this one we are seeing. If KYC wasn't done by the original owner of the casino, it will be very hard for the casino team to know who's the right owner of the account.

Is the right owner here is owner of the account, not owner of the casino?

I guess you mistyped this post as owner of a casino is kind of offtopic here.

[letteredhub]

When I read how people complain about their losses and have to get to the extend of forging stories to paint the casino bad because they lose beyond what they were expecting, meanwhile they weren't forced to keep depositing funds and be playing continuously, when I read those, I just conclude that such persons lacks gambling maturity to acknowledge that losses are inevitable and more likely to occur as an outcome than winning. No need trying to blackmail a casino bec you lost huge funds to them.

Most likely, but I think it's more than that, remember that we are playing online, our true identity is hidden except for our IP address and if we don't go to KYC then they can say bad words or accused casino. And the casino are a disadvantage here as there could be some who find them guilty right away as the newbie account is somewhat believable by forging stories.

So the only weapon for this casinos is to investigate and probably this is the reason why some have delayed answering the issues or accusations as they are gathering more proof and evidence against the accuser.

Some casinos would investigate and when they know that you have done nothing some will go mute while others could relief you and allow you to continue playing bets on their platform. Restrictions of accounts by casinos can be due to different reasons that entails, frequent winnings, cheat, IP linkage, VPN suspects for those that are using VPN and huge deposits. All these reasons can make a casino to ask for KYC verification from users even when they claimed to be non KYC casinos.

All gamblers should really be aware of the reasons why casino accounts get frozen so they won't be surprised in the end. Besides, we know ourselves if we did something wrong,
so there's no need to make excuses if it's not true.

The request for KYC (Know Your Customer) is simply for verification, and it's a common practice across all casino platforms in the crypto space.
This is something gamblers should know, at least to some extent.

It's integral to our responsibilities as gambler in order to keenly avoid having our gambling account flagged because the casino can't confirm whether you did it on purpose or an innocent mistake, a rule break is a rule break and would be treated as such. In as much we using centralized platforms we should expect to pass KYC it might not be immediately but along the way you would be requested to pass KYC verification. 

[salad daging]

Policy on AML and KYC on centralized platforms including online casinos must to be changed and adapted with new regulations enforced by governments. As users, it's big change with time that we must be aware of and prepare our adaptation on it as well because at the end, it's hard for us as citizens can action against governments and their regulations. We can aim at no KYC centralized exchanges, decentralized exchanges, casinos at the present and in the near future but governments will try to restrict options for the people in their nations.

Yeah, we have to accept that casinos will become stricter in the future, just like the stock exchange, which requires KYC before making a deposit so it won't be surprising if casinos do the same, because this is part of government regulations to keep monitoring them.

Some casinos already require KYC for small withdrawals.
Currently, I'm still taking advantage of casinos that have relaxed KYC requirements for low withdrawals if a new mandatory KYC policy is implemented, I will adjust my gambling activities accordingly.

[Raflesia]

-snip-

This makes sense to me because, after all, even though there are casinos that don't require KYC, that doesn't mean visitors are free to do whatever they want because there are rules that must be followed. This step makes sense because casinos also need specific measures to keep their casinos clean and safe. They also do this as a preventive measure for their business, so I think this is reasonable.

Moreover, the reason for using KYC is solely for optional verification to prevent new problems such as misuse and slightly suspicious activities.

In some cases - casinos do not require their customers to pass KYC, but KYC is mandatory to withdraw some of their winnings from the casino. Most centralized casinos require their customers to pass KYC when making withdrawals - even if they don't require it initially. The purpose of KYC is reasonable - but not all customers are entirely happy with this rule, even if they support the anti-money laundering rules. Anyone who is a fan of privacy and maintaining their privacy - then they do not like centralized casinos because of this rule.

To avoid some of the worst-case scenarios, such as money laundering or misuse, this situation will eventually become normal, so that in the end, KYC will always be a condition that players cannot avoid if they still want to play on the site because these requirements, whether consciously or not, have become a series of steps that must be taken.

Regardless of whether one likes it or not, it ultimately comes down to personal choice. Personally, I am not particularly fond of KYC as an option because it is somewhat inconvenient. However, on the other hand, it has become a requirement that we must follow. Since I am unable to stop my gambling activities, I will choose the KYC option as long as I can play comfortably on the site I regularly visit, as this choice must be made.

[moneystery]

I truly understand that and I already anticipated that would be the response I get but just curious maybe Hhampuz forget it since he's that busy with his campaigns and IRL. By the way, thanks for responding.

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[Lida93]

And because of that, it is important to comply with the rules made by the casino to ensure there are no obstacles in playing, because many gamblers do not read the ToS and just play without understanding the applicable terms and conditions, even though it can cause problems in the future, such as account freezing, etc. And when the problem occurs, they complain that the casino is being unfair to them though from the start they have violated the rules that they should have complied with.

The ToS of casinos are not written in the simplest notes for all users to have the patience to read through it all step by step. Excluding the notorious rules that are known to be found with all casinos some irregular rules that differ from one casino to another are not known by all the customers that makes use of it due to the long wall of verbose texts these ToS have been technically cued into. Not everyone has the luxury to read through all the long texts despite it's necessity.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

The ToS of casinos are not written in the simplest notes for all users to have the patience to read through it all step by step. Excluding the notorious rules that are known to be found with all casinos some irregular rules that differ from one casino to another are not known by all the customers that makes use of it due to the long wall of verbose texts these ToS have been technically cued into. Not everyone has the luxury to read through all the long texts despite it's necessity.

ToS is very long and if you want to a shorter version, you can skip ToS and check FAQs.

I don't recommend to ignore ToS but people can start with FAQs first for finding short questions and answers of most basic and important things. After getting basic information from FAQs, you can move next to ToS and search for more information on what you are interested in and need to want to find more information.

[Wakate]

[It's integral to our responsibilities as gambler in order to keenly avoid having our gambling account flagged because the casino can't confirm whether you did it on purpose or an innocent mistake, a rule break is a rule break and would be treated as such. In as much we using centralized platforms we should expect to pass KYC it might not be immediately but along the way you would be requested to pass KYC verification.  

Sometimes you break a rule without knowing and when you are not caught in the act, you might think that it's normal for you to continue breaking the rule in ignorance. Since the law has nothing to do with your ignorance, you can get sanctioned or penalized if the rules is strict. You could accused a casino for freezing your account because they observed that you have been breaking their terms of service without being remorseful. Some players would come to this forum to complain and accuse a casino for their own crime.

[khiholangkang]

[It's integral to our responsibilities as gambler in order to keenly avoid having our gambling account flagged because the casino can't confirm whether you did it on purpose or an innocent mistake, a rule break is a rule break and would be treated as such. In as much we using centralized platforms we should expect to pass KYC it might not be immediately but along the way you would be requested to pass KYC verification.  

Sometimes you break a rule without knowing and when you are not caught in the act, you might think that it's normal for you to continue breaking the rule in ignorance. Since the law has nothing to do with your ignorance, you can get sanctioned or penalized if the rules is strict. You could accused a casino for freezing your account because they observed that you have been breaking their terms of service without being remorseful. Some players would come to this forum to complain and accuse a casino for their own crime.

This must continue to be reminded that reading of SOP is very important, each casino has a number of different things in the rules so it is very important to understand and understand by gamblers, they have said it correctly, (Casino is not responsible for the user's ignorance), the casino sets the rules stated in their SHE are legitimate and cannot be denied by users.

People who have minimal literacy who receive the consequences.

[bitLeap]

The ToS of casinos are not written in the simplest notes for all users to have the patience to read through it all step by step. Excluding the notorious rules that are known to be found with all casinos some irregular rules that differ from one casino to another are not known by all the customers that makes use of it due to the long wall of verbose texts these ToS have been technically cued into. Not everyone has the luxury to read through all the long texts despite it's necessity.

ToS is very long and if you want to a shorter version, you can skip ToS and check FAQs.

I don't recommend to ignore ToS but people can start with FAQs first for finding short questions and answers of most basic and important things. After getting basic information from FAQs, you can move next to ToS and search for more information on what you are interested in and need to want to find more information.

Ignoring the ToS is a big mistake, I know it's long and boring. However if you are a responsible and cautious gambler, especially if you plan to deposit a large sum of money, there is no reason to skip the ToS. If you still choose to skip it, I suggest copying the entire ToS and asking an AI to summarize the key points, or simply ask any questions you may have.

[Wakate]

This must continue to be reminded that reading of SOP is very important, each casino has a number of different things in the rules so it is very important to understand and understand by gamblers, they have said it correctly, (Casino is not responsible for the user's ignorance), the casino sets the rules stated in their SHE are legitimate and cannot be denied by users.

People who have minimal literacy who receive the consequences.

Rules are set for users to know what to expect and how to go about doing what is instructed by a casino according to the guidelines. Trading of terms of service is very important and understanding it would be helpful for players. Those that are not always going through casinos term if service must be ready to bear the consequences of their own actions if they eventually go against the rules set aside by the casinos they are using.

[DaNNy001]

The ToS of casinos are not written in the simplest notes for all users to have the patience to read through it all step by step. Excluding the notorious rules that are known to be found with all casinos some irregular rules that differ from one casino to another are not known by all the customers that makes use of it due to the long wall of verbose texts these ToS have been technically cued into. Not everyone has the luxury to read through all the long texts despite it's necessity.

ToS is very long and if you want to a shorter version, you can skip ToS and check FAQs.

I don't recommend to ignore ToS but people can start with FAQs first for finding short questions and answers of most basic and important things. After getting basic information from FAQs, you can move next to ToS and search for more information on what you are interested in and need to want to find more information.

Ignoring the ToS is a big mistake, I know it's long and boring. However if you are a responsible and cautious gambler, especially if you plan to deposit a large sum of money, there is no reason to skip the ToS. If you still choose to skip it, I suggest copying the entire ToS and asking an AI to summarize the key points, or simply ask any questions you may have.

Wow thats a nice idea and approach to not skipping the Tos of any firm because believe me there are lots of gamblers including myself that are a victim to this particular action. It's very hard to read all those long little write up and as many people claim they don't think most of them never really do it so the idea of copying the whole text and given to AI for summarization is actually a good idea especially those gamblers who can be truly affected by this.

[Furious 7]

Ignoring the ToS is a big mistake, I know it's long and boring. However if you are a responsible and cautious gambler, especially if you plan to deposit a large sum of money, there is no reason to skip the ToS. If you still choose to skip it, I suggest copying the entire ToS and asking an AI to summarize the key points, or simply ask any questions you may have.

That could be a pretty good idea, and I think I'll do the same thing because, honestly, the ToS is a bit boring with its long text, and sometimes it makes our eyes tired to read it.

However, this idea is indeed quite good and can be implemented instead of us skipping the ToS altogether, as that could end up being detrimental to us. It's possible that during gameplay or any activities related to the site, we might unknowingly violate the terms, which could become an issue simply because we didn't read the ToS.
I'll start trying to implement this when there's a ToS that I actually need to read

[bitLeap]

Wow thats a nice idea and approach to not skipping the Tos of any firm because believe me there are lots of gamblers including myself that are a victim to this particular action. It's very hard to read all those long little write up and as many people claim they don't think most of them never really do it so the idea of copying the whole text and given to AI for summarization is actually a good idea especially those gamblers who can be truly affected by this.

To be honest, I've been doing this myself for a long time, as most of us, when faced with a thick pile of text, can only read for two or three minutes. My method should be an idea for every gambler to still understand the essence of the ToS, in a faster, more effective, and easier-to-understand way.

So from now on, there's no excuse for skipping the ToS, which could lead to account problems.

I'll start trying to implement this when there's a ToS that I actually need to read

Yeah, just try and use the free version of the AI ​​tools And I guarantee that any gambler will no longer have to worry about misunderstanding the ToS.

[bitLeap]

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[moneystery]

And because of that, it is important to comply with the rules made by the casino to ensure there are no obstacles in playing, because many gamblers do not read the ToS and just play without understanding the applicable terms and conditions, even though it can cause problems in the future, such as account freezing, etc. And when the problem occurs, they complain that the casino is being unfair to them though from the start they have violated the rules that they should have complied with.

The ToS of casinos are not written in the simplest notes for all users to have the patience to read through it all step by step. Excluding the notorious rules that are known to be found with all casinos some irregular rules that differ from one casino to another are not known by all the customers that makes use of it due to the long wall of verbose texts these ToS have been technically cued into. Not everyone has the luxury to read through all the long texts despite it's necessity.

As a user, you are obliged to read the Terms of Service before playing at the casino, because the ToS contain many important things that users need to know. If you feel that it is too long to read, it should be much easier to summarise the important points with ChatGPT, and you can see the important points that you need to comply with before playing.
It shouldn't be difficult because you only need to copy and paste the text, then let ChatGPT summarise it for you. because there are several points in the ToS that may be very important to understand, and it is necessary to know them in advance.

[bitLeap]

The ToS of casinos are not written in the simplest notes for all users to have the patience to read through it all step by step. Excluding the notorious rules that are known to be found with all casinos some irregular rules that differ from one casino to another are not known by all the customers that makes use of it due to the long wall of verbose texts these ToS have been technically cued into. Not everyone has the luxury to read through all the long texts despite it's necessity.

As a user, you are obliged to read the Terms of Service before playing at the casino, because the ToS contain many important things that users need to know. If you feel that it is too long to read, it should be much easier to summarise the important points with ChatGPT, and you can see the important points that you need to comply with before playing.
It shouldn't be difficult because you only need to copy and paste the text, then let ChatGPT summarise it for you. because there are several points in the ToS that may be very important to understand, and it is necessary to know them in advance.

I've already said this here, so gamblers should have no excuses for skipping the ToS.

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