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

[Odusko]

Can you recommend some?

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

Hey,

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

Do you have an active ANN thread here in the forum and if yes, then point me to it because from your username, it is clear that you are a casino representative and should know how things are done over here, this is a cryptocurrency discussion forum and for that, anything related to promotions should be done properly by opening a discussion thread for your potential clients instead coming through the back door to advistertise your casino.

Although the ops ask for recommendations of free KYC withdrawal casinos, so your comment may be somehow justified, but not all that acceptable to do that here in the forum, that is why I have to quote your comment to point that out for all of us to get thos clarity.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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.

Most of the centralized casinos we have today often promote their self as non-kyc casino at the very beginning it their journey in the gambling industry, but as time goes on and they manage to acquire the necessary licenses required for them to become a fully recognized legal online gambling casino, they switch to starting asking users for kyc verification, and most of this casinos make this switch without even letting their customers know about it.
But on the other hand, this is even if the casino manages to make it to that stage without closing down.

I would say that it's more riskier to depend on a new casino because it's promoting itself as a non kyc casino, than rather choose a well known, trusted and established casino that requires kyc, atleast, choosing a casino like this, you the gambler have a bit of peace of mind that they won't disappear some day, or turn around to start asking kyc verification when they initial promoted themselves as non-kyc

[Z390]

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.

It is true that I received a notice a few days ago about Stake,com that will enforce KYC before the end of the current year so that all features can be enjoyed.
For those who bet frequently and they usually will receive a $50 gift after passing KYC lvl 2 and this is an offer from stake,com directly sent via gmail.

There are still many new casinos that don't ask for KYC from their customers and I believe that's because they are still new, the period a new casino starts making noises around the internet and new users are storming the casino they will be forced to start asking for KYC if they want to keep operating their business.
There is no room for casinos with no KYC, we all should accept this, if as a online casino owner you don't feel like asking for KYC from your customers then your casino should stay far behind, make sure it never sees the spotlight, the less popular the casino is the better.
I have always know that stake will join someday, they are too big not to be noticed by regulators, to avoid trouble asking customers for KYC verifications is a must.

[Sanitough]

If you're gambling at a licensed casino, expect them to ask for KYC at some point. Sure, a lot of licensed casinos don’t require KYC, especially for smaller bets, so if you’re betting at that level, regulated casinos are still a safe option. But if you're set on avoiding KYC entirely, a regulated casino isn't the way to go; you’d need to look into decentralized casinos. Just keep in mind, though, it’s still a bit risky since there aren’t too many decentralized options in the industry yet.

[EarnOnVictor]

Can you recommend some?

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

I just read a few of the advice and options people gave you but I advise you to go for those decentralised casinos if you do not ever want to complete the KYC and still want to gamble relaxed. The only sacrifices here are to be willing to part ways with the frequent blockchain transaction fees and also know how their games work and the options they have.

I've never been comfortable with the no-KYC casinos and some have defrauded their customers and disappeared, while others may later ask for the KYC after a while citing regulators are on their neck especially if you are winning. So what's the point?

[ajiz138]

There are still many new casinos that don't ask for KYC from their customers and I believe that's because they are still new, the period a new casino starts making noises around the internet and new users are storming the casino they will be forced to start asking for KYC if they want to keep operating their business.

Duelbits has been around for a few years but didn't ask me for KYC unless you're another case where KYC might apply.
As of now the casinos not asking for KYC are still many.
Yeap casinos have regulation then it will be monitored by the government then someday KYC will be a must like exchanges.

There is no room for casinos with no KYC, we all should accept this, if as a online casino owner you don't feel like asking for KYC from your customers then your casino should stay far behind, make sure it never sees the spotlight, the less popular the casino is the better.

There is no casino that does not want to be popular, they continue to increase efforts to be popular as well as other things where they ask for KYC so we as customers must be prepared.
Until then just take advantage of casinos that don't KYC because there are still many.

[leonair]

Can you recommend some?

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

The easiest way to find a casino like yours is that there are many casino site announcement threads in this forum where you can find many casino site you ANN. so from here you can choice casino site that you are afford to use according your needs and also you can visit this link to know many casinos features in  shortcut way - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=717790.0

[Haunebu]

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.

Well said. Those suggestions are totally misleading and inaccurate which just goes to show that they need to think twice before handing out such inaccurate suggestions on a platter.

Until then just take advantage of casinos that don't KYC because there are still many.

This is incorrect. All centralised crypto gambling sites can request KYC at any point of time for any amount which is a fact these days.

[Cantsay]

Are we really sure the op came genuinely? I replied the thread I’ve been reading the replies but never have I seen the Op respond to the comments and to top things up the Op created the account made the post and left it two minutes later.

I’d suggest we just ignore it and wait till the Op returns back to make a single comment if not we’ll only just be wasting our time suggesting different casinos that will never be used.

[iv4n]

BC.Game, Metaspins, BetFury, Metawin, and a few others never asked me to complete KYC. In these casinos, I have a lot of deposits & withdrawals... in some of them, I have been playing for years.

I don't like KYC, when I can I will avoid it. But I think everyone should be ready to complete the KYC procedure if the casino asks for it, for any reason... what if you happen to win some bigger money and before the payout, they ask you to do KYC?

Are we really sure the op came genuinely? I replied the thread I’ve been reading the replies but never have I seen the Op respond to the comments and to top things up the Op created the account made the post and left it two minutes later.

I’d suggest we just ignore it and wait till the Op returns back to make a single comment if not we’ll only just be wasting our time suggesting different casinos that will never be used.

It's been 3 days already, so the chances of that are slim, but still there...

If he is really interested in what he asked, maybe he will come back. If he is satisfied with the comments and information he has received, he can lock the topic so that it does not drag on, and if not, he can ask additional questions.

[Russlenat]

Are we really sure the op came genuinely? I replied the thread I’ve been reading the replies but never have I seen the Op respond to the comments and to top things up the Op created the account made the post and left it two minutes later.

I’d suggest we just ignore it and wait till the Op returns back to make a single comment if not we’ll only just be wasting our time suggesting different casinos that will never be used.

It’s not just OP who benefits from our replies; there are plenty of newbies who will read this thread. They’ll see that the chances of finding casinos with no KYC offers are almost nonexistent. Our replies can help educate them to stay away from casinos that promise no KYC while still having KYC requirements in their TOS.

[Agbe]

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.

The link you provided can help the Op to know the casinos that doing KYC and the ones that are not doing KYC. And as you said, if the Op is withdrawing small amount, I think there will be no KYC requirement but when he is withdrawing big amount. And if he is withdrawing big amount then the no KYC casino he is looking for will also require KYC at that time so there is no KYC free casino in the industry for now. Someone made mentioned of DGbet and livecasinos, I don't think they will not ask for KYC when a gambler want to withdraw $10,000 and above. Op just prepare your KYC keep and register to any casino here that is reputable.

[Perfectbaby]

The link you provided can help the Op to know the casinos that doing KYC and the ones that are not doing KYC. And as you said, if the Op is withdrawing small amount, I think there will be no KYC requirement but when he is withdrawing big amount. And if he is withdrawing big amount then the no KYC casino he is looking for will also require KYC at that time so there is no KYC free casino in the industry for now. Someone made mentioned of DGbet and livecasinos, I don't think they will not ask for KYC when a gambler want to withdraw $10,000 and above. Op just prepare your KYC keep and register to any casino here that is reputable.

I think the most important thing is to make sure we read their terms and conditions before going further to make use of the casino, because some them do asked after kyc knowing too well that the winning amount is large and when requesting for one time withdrawals it makes it looks so suspicious to the gambling/betting site, so they think is not operated by the real owner therefore before passing through withdrawal process you would have to pass some documents verifications before they enable you have your winning amount. The most important thing is that we must be prepared while gambling because we could hit jackpot were they casino asks us to undergo verification processes.

[FinneysTrueVision]

Unless a casino has explicitly stated somewhere that they do not enforce KYC, you cannot assume that you will not be asked for documentation. Even casinos that didn’t ask for KYC before are being forced by Curacao regulators to implement it. Casinos that are recommended as being KYC-free often still mention KYC in their terms and conditions. You need confirmation from a direct source and not speculation based on personal anecdotes.

[Wakate]

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.

It is true that I received a notice a few days ago about Stake,com that will enforce KYC before the end of the current year so that all features can be enjoyed.
For those who bet frequently and they usually will receive a $50 gift after passing KYC lvl 2 and this is an offer from stake,com directly sent via gmail.

There are still many new casinos that don't ask for KYC from their customers and I believe that's because they are still new, the period a new casino starts making noises around the internet and new users are storming the casino they will be forced to start asking for KYC if they want to keep operating their business.
There is no room for casinos with no KYC, we all should accept this, if as a online casino owner you don't feel like asking for KYC from your customers then your casino should stay far behind, make sure it never sees the spotlight, the less popular the casino is the better.
I have always know that stake will join someday, they are too big not to be noticed by regulators, to avoid trouble asking customers for KYC verifications is a must.

You sound correct and many gamblers need to understand that big casinos are always noticed by the government which will want them to adhere to the laws Incase of money laundering users that might want to escape getting caught by the government looking for good casinos where they could exchange stolen funds for new ones that will not get noticed by the government. KYC are mandatory in most regions where many of these casinos are registered that is why it is hard to see popular and reputable casinos not asking for KYC even though it's a fair one. Fair KYC could be compulsory like asking for your email address, your real name and address, but when something fishy happens, they could ask for other important documents.

[BABY SHOES]

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're right... Stake has started to strictly enforce all users to do KYC until the deadline until the end of the year but until now withdrawals are still smooth without KYC verification maybe if the year has changed then it has become mandatory for Stake users.

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.

There are still casinos that have a license but do not ask for KYC... but remember anytime a casino will ask you for KYC because they already have strict regulations... I think we see that all casinos here have a license, if a casino does not have a license then it needs to be questioned...

[Hispo]

Unless a casino has explicitly stated somewhere that they do not enforce KYC, you cannot assume that you will not be asked for documentation. Even casinos that didn’t ask for KYC before are being forced by Curacao regulators to implement it. Casinos that are recommended as being KYC-free often still mention KYC in their terms and conditions. You need confirmation from a direct source and not speculation based on personal anecdotes.

I have seen some casinos around here which claim to be nom-KYC ones, it is rather an strategy for the staff of such projects to catch the attention of newbies within the world of gambling, they are most of the time the one who do not like to go through the hassle of submitting their personal information and papers, like passport and identity card, so a casino being Non-KYC could be an actual boost for the gambling volume for small casinos or bookies, but inevitably when a casino gets to certain level of volume and deposits regulators and law enforcement agencies will send a cease and desist order against the website of platform itself. On the internet, we are going through times in which it seems to be necessary to track our movements and connect all the digital dots which could be tied to our identity in real life. Because of that, I am quite skeptical each time I see a small casino or an relatively new casino to use absence of KYC as a way to advertise themselves.  

Rather than doing what OP is trying to do, we should just submit our information to a couple of reliable casinos we are comfortable with and not to take chances with shady services out there.

[Cantsay]

Are we really sure the op came genuinely? I replied the thread I’ve been reading the replies but never have I seen the Op respond to the comments and to top things up the Op created the account made the post and left it two minutes later.

I’d suggest we just ignore it and wait till the Op returns back to make a single comment if not we’ll only just be wasting our time suggesting different casinos that will never be used.

It’s not just OP who benefits from our replies; there are plenty of newbies who will read this thread. They’ll see that the chances of finding casinos with no KYC offers are almost nonexistent. Our replies can help educate them to stay away from casinos that promise no KYC while still having KYC requirements in their TOS.

Well, this is true. I thought about this after making my reply - because there are several times that I have been helped by threads which the Op has abandoned or threads that were made a long time ago before I even came to the forum or became active in the gambling board.

Since this forum is like an archive of knowledge I guess adding this to the lists of things already existing here wouldn’t be bad even if the person who asked the question initially didn’t get to use it.

[Dunamisx]

There are platforms in which truly, we can find them that they don't require kyc, while some will not have to ask at as the time of joining, but also g the line, they walk demands for it, we have to know the impacts, any gambling platform have to be scrutinized well by us before we make them as our preferred way.

[famososMuertos]

That's the million dollar question, as they say in many countries.

The first thing here is not to ask which casino doesn't have it, since in reality the real situation is because you're afraid of KYC, you know.

The question is, what happens if I have problems with the withdrawal of my money, not only because of the KYC issue since a casino may or may not have it but that doesn't prevent having withdrawal problems.

Then, someone can have good experiences with a casino, but it will always be their personal experience, in the long run the sum of those positive reactions adds up to You decision, but it may not be the best choice.