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[GODENKOR]

These scammers have reopened their casino thread. Don't trust them. They always suggest you go through the KYC process, and your data will leak online.

[salad daging]

These scammers have reopened their casino thread. Don't trust them. They always suggest you go through the KYC process, and your data will leak online.

So far I have never been asked for KYC at Punkz because I am not a big bettor so every free withdrawal is smooth without any problems, I see you are also making allegations about this casino so how is the progress whether you have done KYC or still refuse it?

The question of data leaking online is not true, because until now I still haven't seen anyone reporting it, I'm sure every platform will keep the user database as good as possible this is also part of the casino's reputation.

[memehunter]

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[khaled0111]

These scammers have reopened their casino thread. Don't trust them. They always suggest you go through the KYC process, and your data will leak online.

I can see that you created a scam accusation thread against them months ago because they withheld your funds and asked you to verify your identity.
Can you give us an update on what happened after that? Did you pass kyc?
I understand your frustration and I agree that it's not right to advertise yourself as a no-kyc casino but ask users to complete KYC. However, I believe it's a bit bold to call them scammers just for that. jmo.
And by the way, you claim that your documents will get leaked if you send them to them, is there any reports of that happening?

[hosemary]

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memehunter, can you please prevent newbies and those who are active only in games and rounds boards from participating in such contests.
I am so grateful for such free contests, but I see there are always many newbies in them. It's very easy to abuse these free contests with multiple accounts and you can make them fairer by preventing newbies from participating.

[memehunter]

memehunter, can you please prevent newbies and those who are active only in games and rounds boards from participating in such contests.
I am so grateful for such free contests, but I see there are always many newbies in them. It's very easy to abuse these free contests with multiple accounts and you can make them fairer by preventing newbies from participating.

First of all thanks a lot for your proactive suggestion. I really appreciate it.
For all BTT exclusive contests there is a rule that your account must be created before the posting date. We are also working in close collaboration with different casinos and contesthunters.com to monitor contest abuse. Having said that I acknowledge the concern and let me assure you we will be working on making these more fair either by raising the barrier to entry (as you suggested) or with some other ways. We have banned a lot of contestants in the past also. 

[hosemary]

First of all thanks a lot for your proactive suggestion. I really appreciate it.

Thank you for the reply, memehunter.

For all BTT exclusive contests there is a rule that your account must be created before the posting date.

Unfortunately, this doesn't solve anything.
I can create as many as accounts I want now and participate in the next contests with all of them.

We are also working in close collaboration with different casinos and contesthunters.com to monitor contest abuse.

This is very good, but considering the big number of newbies participating in the free contests, there are probably still many cases of abuse.

Having said that I acknowledge the concern and let me assure you we will be working on making these more fair either by raising the barrier to entry (as you suggested) or with some other ways.

Just my 2 cents, I believe a user who is on the forum just for participating in the free contests and posts only in games and rounds doesn't deserve the opportunity.  

[memehunter]

Just my 2 cents, I believe a user who is on the forum just for participating in the free contests and posts only in games and rounds doesn't deserve the opportunity. 

Hmm that is a good suggestion IMO and I will surely share it with appropriate person. As I have said earlier also we are already thinking on the lines of raising the barrier to entry, specially to BTT exclusive contests. Thanks once again for your good input mate.

[EarnOnVictor]

These scammers have reopened their casino thread. Don't trust them. They always suggest you go through the KYC process, and your data will leak online.

Scammers? Is it because they asked you or the people you know to go for KYC is the reason why they are scammers and in your black book? If you don't have other evidence against them, then the word "scammer" is too big.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

These scammers have reopened their casino thread. Don't trust them. They always suggest you go through the KYC process, and your data will leak online.

Always ensure to read the terms and conditions before registering. and depositing your funds. In the terms, once you see any talk about KYC, just know that at any time they will ask for verifications regardless of what they say in the announcement.

Almost all regulated casinos or those that have licenses will request KYC verification at one point. You should have this at the back of your mind.

[mitchr4]

These scammers have reopened their casino thread. Don't trust them. They always suggest you go through the KYC process, and your data will leak online.

Always ensure to read the terms and conditions before registering. and depositing your funds. In the terms, once you see any talk about KYC, just know that at any time they will ask for verifications regardless of what they say in the announcement.

Almost all regulated casinos or those that have licenses will request KYC verification at one point. You should have this at the back of your mind.

Smart players will always pick a casino that is clear and honest about its rules from the start. Licensed or not, any casino can ask for identity verification whenever they feel like it and most of them will at some point.

No casino is truly anonymous these days, especially licensed casino because getting a license means agreeing to verify who their players are.

The "No KYC" title in casino threads is really just a marketing trick to get people to sign up. So when verification eventually gets asked fo nobody should be surprised because that rule was already in the terms and conditions the whole time, most people just never bothered to read it.

[salad daging]

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[MuffinMaster]

#QUIZ Tennis Giveaway just guess the Tennis player whose face is blurred, this is very easy, only 8 people have participated so your chances of winning this giveaway are high because there is still time before the June 9 announcement.

🎾 TENNIS QUIZ
💰 Correct answer wins $25 Free Bet
🔁 Repost & ❤️ to enter
Winner announced in June 9

It's true that only eight people answered the question in this quiz, but I don't think you have much of a chance to win.

I suggest those who is setting the rules also establish them for people participating in quizzes on X. It's immediately obvious that the accounts participating there have several or even zero followers. I haven't checked, but they probably follow each other. If such account farms are allowed in such contests, it's simply giving away winnings to farmers, and no one in their right mind would participate in such quizzes. Just like with poker tournaments, lotteries, or Twitter quizzes, there should be some entry threshold, otherwise they will be dominated solely by farmers.

[Cryptmuster]

Hello punkz enthusiasts 
Punkz.com is sponsoring a free to enter $1000 FIFA WC 26 prediction contest on ContestHunters.com (a place to hunt a lot of profitable contests  )
You can join the tournament via the ContestHunters.com platform: https://contesthunters.com/tournaments
All you have to do is predict the result of each match and at the end top 10 predictors will be paid from the $1000 total prize pool.
There is a separate topic for discussion regarding this event: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5584787 Your suggestion/criticisms are are warmly welcomed there.

Excellent! I've always wanted to test myself in a contest like this, but I could never quite bring myself to take the plunge. It's hard to find the free time for it, and it looks like this is finally my chance to see what I can do in such a tournament. ) A huge thanks to Funkz.com for organizing this event and providing the prize pool. Once again, you're proving that your casino is one of the best.

[LordShanken]

There's an interesting promotion going on for Saturday. It seems to be in effect every Saturday. It all sounds great, but I'd love to know the details.
I found this promotion on Twitter, here is link to post: https://x.com/Punkz_official/status/2063247323598110960
but I can't find the terms and conditions on the website.

[maydna]

Hello punkz enthusiasts 
Punkz.com is sponsoring a free to enter $1000 FIFA WC 26 prediction contest on ContestHunters.com (a place to hunt a lot of profitable contests  )
You can join the tournament via the ContestHunters.com platform: https://contesthunters.com/tournaments
All you have to do is predict the result of each match and at the end top 10 predictors will be paid from the $1000 total prize pool.
There is a separate topic for discussion regarding this event: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5584787 Your suggestion/criticisms are are warmly welcomed there.

Excellent! I've always wanted to test myself in a contest like this, but I could never quite bring myself to take the plunge. It's hard to find the free time for it, and it looks like this is finally my chance to see what I can do in such a tournament. ) A huge thanks to Funkz.com for organizing this event and providing the prize pool. Once again, you're proving that your casino is one of the best.

Punkz.com, not Funkz.com

You can select the contest you want to participate. Many interesting contests available so choose only you really know so you have a big chance to win although that still depend on your luck. You can prepare your time for research and place your bet.

Anyway, I have seen the contest and thanks for that @memehunter.

[Ruttoshi]

These scammers have reopened their casino thread. Don't trust them. They always suggest you go through the KYC process, and your data will leak online.

No matter that the casino is a NoKYC one, I believe they stated it that they have the right to ask customers for KYC when it's necessary like for big wins or if the government ask for or for any suspicious activity.

Asking you for KYC and you fail to comply doesn't mean that they are scammers. If you don't want to give out your documents to them, the fault is from your end. I don't see it as a big deal to gamble in a KYC casino talk more of doing KYC in order for me to make withdrawal.

[MuffinMaster]

These scammers have reopened their casino thread. Don't trust them. They always suggest you go through the KYC process, and your data will leak online.

No matter that the casino is a NoKYC one, I believe they stated it that they have the right to ask customers for KYC when it's necessary like for big wins or if the government ask for or for any suspicious activity.

Asking you for KYC and you fail to comply doesn't mean that they are scammers. If you don't want to give out your documents to them, the fault is from your end. I don't see it as a big deal to gamble in a KYC casino talk more of doing KYC in order for me to make withdrawal.

I'm not saying I disagree with you, because if T&Cs require KYC, that's completely normal, and we agreed to these rules and procedures when we registered.
However, as you'll notice in the title of this thread, it clearly states "Anonymous" and "No KYC" – it can be taken as manipulation and misleading customers.

[Cryptmuster]

Punkz.com, not Funkz.com

You can select the contest you want to participate. Many interesting contests available so choose only you really know so you have a big chance to win although that still depend on your luck. You can prepare your time for research and place your bet.

Anyway, I have seen the contest and thanks for that @memehunter.

Yes of course, Punkz.com, that was just a typo. It probably happened because I'm a big fan of funk music. 

Yes, I'm familiar with this casino and have been following it for a while. I know they regularly run various promotions. I played there for some time myself because I wanted to test how deposits, withdrawals, and other features worked. By the way, it's a very good site.

I'd like to once again express my gratitude for organizing this tournament. I think it's a great move on their part and an excellent way to remind forum users about their platform.