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

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Honestly, I hate it when a casino asks for my source of funds. It feels like giving away a secret.

Same here, am not always against the request on KYC for any reason while in the use of a casino, but the kind of request they ask such as providing with source of earnings could be annoying, why do they have to know my source of income when they are not the ones responsible for the income that goes in, this is not safe in our own part being a gambler, means of identity is not bad or we give our email, but taking selfie and the likes could also looks absurd on request.

I have to agree with the both of you, I am one person that have never really stood against kyc, and my reason is because we kyc ourselves everyday In our every day life, why then does kyc have to become a big problem to many of us when it comes to doing same online so as to be allowed to enjoy a service from a centralized platform?

But then, when it comes to platforms asking for my source of funds, it definitely will feel very annoying for me, I am using the word "will" because amongst all the platforms where I have kyced, I've never been asked to provide my source of fund, maybe it's because I am not a millionaire yet 😁 but on a serious note, I will be very annoyed if any platform will ever ask for my source of fund, even though I perfectly understand that they are just carrying out a process given to them by the regulatory authorities.

[Slow death]

Definitely can recommend: https://playnokyc.com/no-kyc-crypto-casinos. At least they specialize in no-KYC casinos. As far as I know, they should add some more anonymous casinos. My co-worker was on the development team.

I'm sure they exist but they are 1) too niche and not known outside of a particular country or region, or 2) trying to keep a low profile.

I wonder if there exist casinos on the darknet, bow that I have mentioned that. 

This casino review site that @VOAK posted only has scam or suspicious casinos such as:


LTC Casino: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5389546.0 ( It took a long time to pay this guy )

ETH Casino: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/ethcasino.io

Nitrobetting Casino: NITROBETTING SCAM on 18mBTC BET

I hope people stay away from these 3 casinos, because the risk of seeing their money confiscated is very high. These casinos that say they are NO KYC at the end of the day also ask for KYC and always with the argument that they detected suspicious activities for this reason they need the customer to do KYC

[LUCKMCFLY]

Real decentralized casino offers only limited games solely house games/original games only since 3rd party game providers such as Pragmatic, Evolution and many more usually require license to operate and can be only play via centralized casino.

Decentralized casino is really the best answer to this thread assuming the OP is not looking for 3rd party games that involves license.

Some CEX offer no KYC however, they have the right to ask KYC in case your account show some potential violation on ToS.

Well I say something, to enter a decentralized casino it is sought that they do not ask for the KYC, because if not, then such an effort does not make sense, it is a fact that things are like that, a decentralized casino that asks me for KYC then I leave, it does not make sense, the casino if it determines that I am violating the Tos, then it would leave me much worse, I who am a regular player, I would not have a single skill or anything like that, then I would have the worst of all experiences. I did not know that they had those restrictions, simply like that you cannot play.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Real decentralized casino offers only limited games solely house games/original games only since 3rd party game providers such as Pragmatic, Evolution and many more usually require license to operate and can be only play via centralized casino.

Decentralized casino is really the best answer to this thread assuming the OP is not looking for 3rd party games that involves license.

Some CEX offer no KYC however, they have the right to ask KYC in case your account show some potential violation on ToS.

Well I say something, to enter a decentralized casino it is sought that they do not ask for the KYC, because if not, then such an effort does not make sense, it is a fact that things are like that, a decentralized casino that asks me for KYC then I leave, it does not make sense, the casino if it determines that I am violating the Tos, then it would leave me much worse, I who am a regular player, I would not have a single skill or anything like that, then I would have the worst of all experiences. I did not know that they had those restrictions, simply like that you cannot play.

A decentralized casino that still care much about their user adhering to any laid out forms of rules, and have even gone further to state out form of punishment for offenders isn't truly a decentralized casino.
A casino can not claim to be decentralized and then proceed to ask me for kyc verification when they accuse me of violation of their terms and conditions, what is terms and conditions even doing with a decentralized service in the first place?

Like I will always say, many casinos today claiming to be decentralized aren't decentralized, they are just using that word "decentralized" to capture users who do not understand or know what decentralized really is, and this is one of the areas gamblers really need to give themselves to knowledge to avoid being cheated with stuffs like this.

[D.t.B]

For a looser KYC policy, I'd recommend jacksclub Casino, betplay or Pasino. I'd not gamble with high amounts at no-kyc casinos, so be careful still.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Like I will always say, many casinos today claiming to be decentralized aren't decentralized, they are just using that word "decentralized" to capture users who do not understand or know what decentralized really is, and this is one of the areas gamblers really need to give themselves to knowledge to avoid being cheated with stuffs like this.

You are absolutely right about that, brother. Sometimes casinos say things like that to attract customers, and since now everyone or almost everyone runs away from KYC, when they see a casino that offers such ease, many sign up and get unpleasant surprises. For a casino to be decentralized, they have to meet certain trust criteria, I imagine, and the only advantage they have is that , decentralization. I like how you said it, bro.

[leonair]

Like I will always say, many casinos today claiming to be decentralized aren't decentralized, they are just using that word "decentralized" to capture users who do not understand or know what decentralized really is, and this is one of the areas gamblers really need to give themselves to knowledge to avoid being cheated with stuffs like this.

You are absolutely right about that, brother. Sometimes casinos say things like that to attract customers, and since now everyone or almost everyone runs away from KYC, when they see a casino that offers such ease, many sign up and get unpleasant surprises. For a casino to be decentralized, they have to meet certain trust criteria, I imagine, and the only advantage they have is that , decentralization. I like how you said it, bro.

A casino platform must control an economy and have a regulatory system that can never be decentralized. Some casino sites claim to be anonymus casino but they do it only to attract users. You can read the Tos of those sites and see that they have some rules about kyc right there. But they are only using in their title they are decentralized and they are anonymous casino site where you can gamble for any amount without submitting your identity document. So always read ToS clearly

[Russlenat]

A casino platform must control an economy and have a regulatory system that can never be decentralized. Some casino sites claim to be anonymus casino but they do it only to attract users. You can read the Tos of those sites and see that they have some rules about kyc right there. But they are only using in their title they are decentralized and they are anonymous casino site where you can gamble for any amount without submitting your identity document. So always read ToS clearly

They're not really an anonymous casino since their TOS clearly states KYC. But sometimes, casinos use that as a marketing tactic to attract more gamblers and stand out from the competition. I’m sure many gamblers are aware of this, and these days, KYC has become pretty standard. However, if a casino isn’t strict in enforcing it, that definitely makes it more appealing.

[Botnake]

They're not really an anonymous casino since their TOS clearly states KYC. But sometimes, casinos use that as a marketing tactic to attract more gamblers and stand out from the competition. I’m sure many gamblers are aware of this, and these days, KYC has become pretty standard. However, if a casino isn’t strict in enforcing it, that definitely makes it more appealing.

It's still misleading, and as a gambler, I don’t like when a casino claims to be anonymous while holding a license.. yes, we can read about it in the TOS before signing up, but that kind of marketing feels like clickbait as it promises one thing but delivers another.

We should be aware that some casinos operate this way, and even if they advertise as "anonymous," we can’t really blame them if we end up getting scammed, especially when there were already red flags from the start. I think it would be more accurate if they called themselves "no-KYC casinos" instead of "anonymous."

[MArsland]

Like I will always say, many casinos today claiming to be decentralized aren't decentralized, they are just using that word "decentralized" to capture users who do not understand or know what decentralized really is, and this is one of the areas gamblers really need to give themselves to knowledge to avoid being cheated with stuffs like this.

You are absolutely right about that, brother. Sometimes casinos say things like that to attract customers, and since now everyone or almost everyone runs away from KYC, when they see a casino that offers such ease, many sign up and get unpleasant surprises. For a casino to be decentralized, they have to meet certain trust criteria, I imagine, and the only advantage they have is that , decentralization. I like how you said it, bro.

A casino platform must control an economy and have a regulatory system that can never be decentralized. Some casino sites claim to be anonymus casino but they do it only to attract users. You can read the Tos of those sites and see that they have some rules about kyc right there. But they are only using in their title they are decentralized and they are anonymous casino site where you can gamble for any amount without submitting your identity document. So always read ToS clearly

In the end regulations to implement KYC are unavoidable because to be able to expand operations in certain jurisdictions must go through the filtering of the regulations themselves. If it's about claiming to be an anonymous casino, this has become a common trick because the label is especially attractive to crypto gamblers, but once you enter, play and feel the excitement of betting in it, you realize that the casino is not 100% anonymous. There are many cases of gamblers who skip the ToS so we can find a special report on that in the Scam Accusations section.

[KiaKia]

I don't have a specific online casino name in mind but they do exist, good luck finding them though, because I believe if any do exist they are going to keep up for a time being, also withdrawal verification is based on how much you are trying to withdraw from the online casino, if the amount is large you will likely be asked for verification.

I rarely face this challenge because I haven't won a large amount so far, I am always at a minimal range because I use under a dollar for most of my gambling activities.

I also perfer passing KYC verification is permitted before I start using any online casinos, but if I found myself in such a situation I wouldn't mind providing all the information requests from me, I have no reason to hide from passing KYC verification.

[Wapfika]

I don't have a specific online casino name in mind but they do exist, good luck finding them though, because I believe if any do exist they are going to keep up for a time being, also withdrawal verification is based on how much you are trying to withdraw from the online casino, if the amount is large you will likely be asked for verification.

Actually, There’s still a lot of casino that doesn’t require KYC mostly unlicensed or decentralized casino offer this feature.

There’s a list of casino here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5381143.0 which is prepared by @Mahdirakib. You can check whether the casino requires KYC or not.

The list is so helpful because it includes important information related to KYC and license.

[YOSHIE]

Can you recommend some?
With BNB, LTC, USDT (BEP20) payment options?

OP, on the post on the limited @wapfika has shown online casinos that are here, which apply the KYC feature and which does not apply the KYC feature.

But before that I want to show some things for you about Why do you want to play on casinos without KYC requirements?

I was thinking about this question over the weekend and I cannot seem to find legitimate reasons why people would want to play at casinos that do not require KYC verification.

1. KYC requirements reduce money laundering.
2. KYC requirements reduce under age gambling.
3. KYC requirements increase the possibility to hold people to account for their actions. (Exploiting casino systems)
4. KYC requirement reduce scamming
5. KYC requirements can be used to restore accounts after it has been hacked. (Using the documents that were used by the original owner)
6. KYC requirements adhere to government regulations and legitimize a casino.
7. KYC requirements can be used to reduce gambling addiction. (Identifying people that self-excluded or people trying to create new accounts)
8. KYC requirements can be used to enforce regional gambling restrictions.  

Why would you want to avoid being identified, if you gamble legally and if you are not a criminal? Let's discuss the reasons why KYC are not advantageous for the gamblers and casinos?

Ps. I am playing Devil's advocate... if you did not notice it.  

I don't know why you avoid KYC casino.....🤔

Honestly, I have often seen the casino reported/problematic without KYC, many are detrimental to its users, most casinos do not have KYC they are unofficial licenses, it's common, for that looking for a legal casino so that you don't have problems in the future, that's my advice.

[Bushdark]

Definitely can recommend: https://playnokyc.com/no-kyc-crypto-casinos. At least they specialize in no-KYC casinos. As far as I know, they should add some more anonymous casinos. My co-worker was on the development team.

I'm sure they exist but they are 1) too niche and not known outside of a particular country or region, or 2) trying to keep a low profile.

I wonder if there exist casinos on the darknet, bow that I have mentioned that. 

This casino review site that @VOAK posted only has scam or suspicious casinos such as:


LTC Casino: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5389546.0 ( It took a long time to pay this guy )

ETH Casino: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/ethcasino.io

Nitrobetting Casino: NITROBETTING SCAM on 18mBTC BET

I hope people stay away from these 3 casinos, because the risk of seeing their money confiscated is very high. These casinos that say they are NO KYC at the end of the day also ask for KYC and always with the argument that they detected suspicious activities for this reason they need the customer to do KYC

This is crazy and I don't really know why a casino would decided to ask for KYC after they have made gamblers to relax and not to bother on using their KYC credentials for continuity after registering on the casinos. I think we that are gamblers and that like using multiple casinos, it is high time we start having that feelings that no KYC casino does not really exist. When the team knows that you are one of the luckiest gamblers in their platform or you have been making consecutive profits for too long, they will look for ways to restrict you from gambling by asking for sophisticated KYC information.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I don't have a specific online casino name in mind but they do exist, good luck finding them though, because I believe if any do exist they are going to keep up for a time being, also withdrawal verification is based on how much you are trying to withdraw from the online casino, if the amount is large you will likely be asked for verification.

I rarely face this challenge because I haven't won a large amount so far, I am always at a minimal range because I use under a dollar for most of my gambling activities.

I also perfer passing KYC verification is permitted before I start using any online casinos, but if I found myself in such a situation I wouldn't mind providing all the information requests from me, I have no reason to hide from passing KYC verification.

We both basically fall in the same category, most gamblers have always criticized kyc simply because they believe the document can or will be used for bad things if it enters the wrong hands, this in reality is not a lie but then, no one in their right senses won't check the platform they are submitting their personal information to to make sure it's a well trusted and registered business.

I really do not have any issues with submitting documents with my personal information for kyc verification on any casino so long as the casino is trusted, and also not a new casino, new casinos have a higher risk of closing down at any time, but casinos that have been running for several years and have summounted alot of huddles and are known to be successful are safe to kyc with.

[Franctoshi]

Honestly, I hate it when a casino asks for my source of funds. It feels like giving away a secret.

Same here, am not always against the request on KYC for any reason while in the use of a casino, but the kind of request they ask such as providing with source of earnings could be annoying, why do they have to know my source of income when they are not the ones responsible for the income that goes in, this is not safe in our own part being a gambler, means of identity is not bad or we give our email, but taking selfie and the likes could also looks absurd on request.

I have to agree with the both of you, I am one person that have never really stood against kyc, and my reason is because we kyc ourselves everyday In our every day life, why then does kyc have to become a big problem to many of us when it comes to doing same online so as to be allowed to enjoy a service from a centralized platform?

But then, when it comes to platforms asking for my source of funds, it definitely will feel very annoying for me, I am using the word "will" because amongst all the platforms where I have kyced, I've never been asked to provide my source of fund, maybe it's because I am not a millionaire yet 😁 but on a serious note, I will be very annoyed if any platform will ever ask for my source of fund, even though I perfectly understand that they are just carrying out a process given to them by the regulatory authorities.

In as much as the online space is concerned, and it happened that you're the type of person that mostly run your day-to-day business online and where you visit different platforms, I wonder how one can escape being kyced, because the platforms would want to know you, However it's left on each individual how he or she navigate his or her way on the online space to try to avoid platforms that do require kyc, but these no kyc platforms are very rare compared to the number of platforms that do require kyc even in this casino platforms, some may not require you do kyc at the initial time, but when you started running big amount of money on their platform, I bet they will definitely ask for kyc.

[freedomgo]

I really do not have any issues with submitting documents with my personal information for kyc verification on any casino so long as the casino is trusted, and also not a new casino, new casinos have a higher risk of closing down at any time, but casinos that have been running for several years and have summounted alot of huddles and are known to be successful are safe to kyc with.

That’s why it’s important to choose casinos with a good reputation as our information is already at risk. Even though they’re regulated and require KYC, documents can still be hacked, and that would be a big problem for them. What we’re doing is just prevention because once our documents get leaked, I don’t think there’s any way to fix that anymore.

So with a reputable casino, we can expect they have a strong system against any vulnerabilities.

[LUCKMCFLY]

They're not really an anonymous casino since their TOS clearly states KYC. But sometimes, casinos use that as a marketing tactic to attract more gamblers and stand out from the competition. I’m sure many gamblers are aware of this, and these days, KYC has become pretty standard. However, if a casino isn’t strict in enforcing it, that definitely makes it more appealing.

And that is the type of advertising that makes me hate this type of business, the casinos that do that not only deceive, they play with people's beliefs and that is why they are often labeled as scammers, because for me scamming is not only about money, it is also about information, a casino that does this at least I do not play there.

Not only in casinos, there are many businesses that tell you and offer you one thing and then they come out with other things, what they gain is that one spreads the word and they do not progress and go bankrupt, they can deceive a few, but those few make sure that no one else falls for it again.

[jcojci]

Can you recommend some?

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

Probably casino allow you withdraw your small win, I think many casinos allow this. But when you want to withdraw a big money, they may start ask you to do KYC before they can process your withdrawal. It is just about a matter of time for casino require you to do KYC because that is their rule.

If you already read T&C, you can see the casino can ask you to verify your account anytime. If you don't agree with that, you can leave the casino and search for the other casinos. But you will get the same thing as before.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I really do not have any issues with submitting documents with my personal information for kyc verification on any casino so long as the casino is trusted, and also not a new casino, new casinos have a higher risk of closing down at any time, but casinos that have been running for several years and have summounted alot of huddles and are known to be successful are safe to kyc with.

That’s why it’s important to choose casinos with a good reputation as our information is already at risk. Even though they’re regulated and require KYC, documents can still be hacked, and that would be a big problem for them. What we’re doing is just prevention because once our documents get leaked, I don’t think there’s any way to fix that anymore.

So with a reputable casino, we can expect they have a strong system against any vulnerabilities.

And a successful casino didn't become successful from untrustworthiness, they became successful because they were and are trusted, reputable. So when I said I prefer to kyc with long running and successful casinos, I also meant reputable as well.

But then on the other hand, a casino being reputable doesn't not mean it can't be hacked, as a matter of fact, users only assume, but non actually have access to the casinos security system to ascertain how strong their system is, we just trust blindly and with no other choice.

A casino getting hacked and users kyc information being or getting stolen doesn't fear me anymore, and this more reason why kycing when required isn't a problem to me anymore, I just make sure to be sure the casino in question is one that have stood the test of time (like I said previously).