Crypto casino that doesn't ask for KYC (documents) at withdrawal

[Pmalek]

No one can guarantee that just because a casino hasn't asked them to undergo identity verification that they won't ask you either. Each case is different. Online casinos have systems in place that can notify the staff if something out of the ordinary is happening. Such systems can be triggered from the way you play, by your location, by comparing your gameplay to other players, and other things. I have been on Sportsbet.io for years and I haven't done KYC. I also have accounts on Playgram and Blackjack.Fun and it's the same there. 

[TOP69CryptoCasinos]

Can you recommend some?

With BNB, LTC, USDT (BEP20) payment options?

Hey,

These ones: https://top69cryptocasinos.com/no-kyc-crypto-casinos/

[shield132]

Can you recommend some?

With BNB, LTC, USDT (BEP20) payment options?

https://l0tt0.com/ accepts Litecoin payments and is a no KYC casino.

No, and will never find it.

In centralized casinos website register, they cleary stated can ask you KYC anytime. Meaning, you will be ask for KYC in some condition and by the way some member in here could be sharing his experience withdraw without (KYC) doesn't mean you will have same situation and experience.

This is true, no casino is 100 KYC free in their rules but I think that we can suggest him non-KYC casinos based on experience that some websites put down for years. For example, Freebitco.in has never asked for KYC documents as far as I know but I don't suggest OP to play there because of many problems that they face these days. Btw I can suggest Bustabit and Bustadice, I've never heard anyone getting asked for KYC from these websites but they lack the currencies that OP is looking for.

[Haunebu]

Let me make this simple for you op. Every centralised gambling site out there(FIAT and Crypto) can request KYC at any point for various reasons using the TOS to justify their reasoning.

They can request it for low or huge amounts. For example, BC.Game requested KYC from me for 20 bucks which is bizarre and hilarious. Only decentralised gambling sites won't ever request any form of KYC based on what I observed.

[Onyeeze]

Maybe you can visit Shuffle.com or Stake.com or others because they have many deposit/withdrawal options that you mentioned.

Stake.com has recently started enforcing KYC for all the accounts. Now the users need to complete KYC before the year ends in order to use their Stake.com accounts. So I think we cannot suggest Stake in the category of casinos that don’t ask for KYC.
You need to understand OP that casinos that ask for KYC have a license, and all the legit casinos go for a license. If someone is not asking for KYC, then there’s a high probability that they are not legit. If you are willing to take the risk, then definitely give it a try. Upgrade00 has given you the best thread for reference. Use that to find the ideal casino.

KYC is good for someone to have done, but I know quite well that KYC do help but I don't know the reason why some persons doesn't want to have done their KYC verification to any gambling websites,  they gamble with, if Stake.com will enforce all the accounts in their sites to have done KYC I think it will be better and good gamblers, but concerning what op is saying, I don't think that op is making reference to KYC to accounts, is pointing at a particular coin that can be use to gamble that requires KYC, generally KYC is done because of accounts  or website for security purposes not for particular coins someone uses in gambling.

[avikz]

Can you recommend some?

With BNB, LTC, USDT (BEP20) payment options?

From my little experience of gambling, I can say, all casinos can ask you for KYC document if you suddenly win a huge amount of money and then try to withdraw the entire sum. Like DEX, we don't yet have a Decentralized casino which can ensure complete anonymity.

If you find any such casinos, please let us know as well. Highly likely they have some shady background. If you are planning to play with small amount of money, then usually you should not face any kyc related issues..

[ImThour]

I am aware of only 2 casinos that do not ask about KYC, Betcoin and nitrobetting, these two are the OGs and are very well reputed in the community. I haven't seen any issues with both of these, being using them from years at this point. Stake is another option but I am not sure if they ask for KYC to withdraw, haven't used it that much. You should be fine with the first two options

[Little Mouse]

Metawin web3, up to 25 ETH you wont be asked for KYC.

[tvplus006]

Can you recommend some?

There is no guarantee that when withdrawing funds, you will not be required to pass verification. I think that the amount you decide to withdraw will be the deciding factor here. And the more this amount is, the higher the chances that you will have to go through KYC.

[salad daging]

BNB, LTC, USDT Bep20 payments are common in some casinos even I call it almost all casinos that are here provide these coin payments and now it's just for you to choose which casino of your choice that some people recommend.

You don't have to be afraid, some people who recommend their casinos have had a lot of experience with casinos for a long time so they recommend them even though each case is always different.

Because until now many casinos do not need KYC when you make a withdrawal, so you need to try it.

[Davidvictorson]

I have been using livecasino.io for over a year now and I have been able to withdraw coins on the casino without no KYC. You can make use of the site.

Should I say you're lucky? I have been using Livecasino too and i submitted my KYC documents on demand about two years ago. It was a seamless process though. However, I think that it is not their go to to ask for KYC from users although they can ask from users at anytime if they have some reasons to but it isn't a must before or upon sign up as a condition for using them.

[Oshosondy]

I have been using livecasino.io for over a year now and I have been able to withdraw coins on the casino without no KYC. You can make use of the site.

Should I say you're lucky? I have been using Livecasino too and i submitted my KYC documents on demand about two years ago. It was a seamless process though. However, I think that it is not their go to to ask for KYC from users although they can ask from users at anytime if they have some reasons to but it isn't a must before or upon sign up as a condition for using them.

I use my ISPN IP for the connection always. Probably you might have used a VPN with IP from a banned location. Did you do that? The exchanges and gambling sites that I have used that request for KYC documents from me is because of this reason. Or if I may ask. Why do Livecasino requested for KYC documents from you? Or they just suddenly requested for it without any reason?

[ryzaadit]

For example, Freebitco.in has never asked for KYC documents as far as I know but I don't suggest OP to play there because of many problems that they face these days. Btw I can suggest Bustabit and Bustadice, I've never heard anyone getting asked for KYC from these websites but they lack the currencies that OP is looking for.

Bro what do u talking about ?

All of your casino is being mentioned is "KYC" read the term & condition. All of them, stated can demands you to verify your self. As I said before, no and never will because in term & condition is always stated (casino have some right/demand verify/KYC in some condition).

Plus, If you can play without KYC doesn't mean you are not getting ask (Just like I explained in the beginning). Always read in term & condition, not based experience for these topic (it's just like contract).

[PX-Z]

For example, Freebitco.in has never asked for KYC documents as far as I know but I don't suggest OP to play there because of many problems that they face these days. Btw I can suggest Bustabit and Bustadice, I've never heard anyone getting asked for KYC from these websites but they lack the currencies that OP is looking for.

All of your casino is being mentioned is "KYC" read the term & condition. All of them, stated can demands you to verify your self. As I said before, no and never will because in term & condition is always stated (casino have some right/demand verify/KYC in some condition).

Freebitco yes, they did changed that terms (kyc added for some extent) just last year, and the site started to get dump by its users. But bustabit as well as bustadice didn't, and probably will never as it stay the same since the introduction of the site unlike freebitco who introduces different features, its tokens, etc.

[Dunamisx]

KYC is good for someone to have done, but I know quite well that KYC do help but I don't know the reason why some persons doesn't want to have done their KYC verification to any gambling websites, 

Some gamblers cares about their privacy in gambling and will want to maintain this to any left, just as we all know that leaving your information with online platforms may not be secured, and it makes no difference from filling out for a kyc verification.

We may not have to gamble until we have the right information needed to be used for a gambling platform kyc, if we cant present any of the information needed, they they are going to deprived us.

[Davidvictorson]

I use my ISPN IP for the connection always. Probably you might have used a VPN with IP from a banned location. Did you do that?

I didn't
I didn't use any extra internet connection or software to access the website. I am a user from Nigeria. And Nigeria is not a banned location because I access the website without a VPN and since the past 2 years there's been no problem with that.

Or if I may ask. Why do Livecasino requested for KYC documents from you? Or they just suddenly requested for it without any reason?

I had won some money the second time from a bet higher than the previous one although less than 100 dollars and they wanted to to just confirm before I withdrew the winnings. And once I had the documents verified or I past the process, my withdrawal was processed. It was this experience that made me read their Terms of service again. And in the document they stated that they can ask for KYC at anytime if they have any reason to do so.

[ryzaadit]

Freebitco yes, they did changed that terms (kyc added for some extent) just last year, and the site started to get dump by its users. But bustabit as well as bustadice didn't, and probably will never as it stay the same since the introduction of the site unlike freebitco who introduces different features, its tokens, etc.

I don't know why, I needed to repeat my self for two user.

But at least can you read term & condition first ? It's really not long, just under 1 mins can find the things you are mentioned is being ask by them. Take a look from screenshot, (Bustabit & Bustadice) can ask you data for verify your self.





Please take time to read term & condition as always, even we all know: TLTR (TO LONG TO READ). It's gonna to save you, it's basically like contract (always read the contract or paper before you sign it).

[PX-Z]

But at least can you read term & condition first ? It's really not long, just under 1 mins can find the things you are mentioned is being ask by them. Take a look from screenshot, (Bustabit & Bustadice) can ask you data for verify your self.

I did look their terms (both site) and find/check keywords as i usually do (ctrol+f) (I didn't read full of any ToS page) before replying here earlier but never saw those keywords same on google thus my assumptions of them not asking such stuff, but i stand corrected. Thanks for the information though.

[yahoo62278]

Check out this thread - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=717790.0
It contains a list of casinos with info on whether they request for kyc or not, you can also read their terms for the exact amount that triggers the requirement to submit documents.

You won't have trouble with kyc on most casinos here on the forum if you're withdrawing below $2,000 to $3,000, but always do your research before depositing and bear in mind that casinos always reserve the rights to request for kyc at any time.

Not 100% true and you shouldn't give advice if you're not 100% sure of what you are saying. Some casinos might let you wd $2000 or $3000 a few times but when you hit a certain threshold hold, maybe 20k in total wd, that might trigger kyc.

Bottom line, if the ToS mentions kyc blah blah anything, be prepared that at some point they will likely nail you for documents.

[khaled0111]

Some members gave suggestions based on their own experience which might be a bit misleading as other users might have a completely different experience. Just because a casino didn’t ask you for kyc doesn’t necessarily mean they won’t do it with other customers.
What OP should do is to look for casinos that promote theirselves as no-kyc and make sure to read their tos. Even then, there is still a chance that you will be asked to verify your identity.