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[Sanitough]

Should i move here instead of stake?

It's your choice if you want to move to Betpanda or not, it's up to you but try playing here, you might be interested and stay here.

At least use a small amount of money first to try out the new casino and see how deposits and withdrawals go, once you like it you can enter larger amounts and most people have no problems here.

Betpanda has fast and instant withdrawals at least it is in USDT BSC network which I often do.

Stake does require KYC. If you really want to gamble with freedom, then go for casinos that openly say they’re an “anonymous crypto casino.” That’s literally what crypto gambling was made for in the first place.

Casinos that require KYC aren’t really different from fiat casinos anymore. They just slapped crypto on top of the same old system. So if it were up to me, I’d rather choose a real crypto casino than one that acts exactly like a fiat casino but just accepts crypto.

[liuka]

Stake does require KYC. If you really want to gamble with freedom, then go for casinos that openly say they’re an “anonymous crypto casino.” That’s literally what crypto gambling was made for in the first place.

Casinos that require KYC aren’t really different from fiat casinos anymore. They just slapped crypto on top of the same old system. So if it were up to me, I’d rather choose a real crypto casino than one that acts exactly like a fiat casino but just accepts crypto.

I'm sure many users have KYC accounts, with anonymous crypto casinos that is to be expected but casinos can ask for your KYC at any time.

Are fiat casinos 100% KYC mandatory which is stricter than crypto casinos? I know crypto casinos are more lenient in that you still don't need KYC to play and we're happy with casinos now that they're still lenient, after all fiat casinos haven't been playing there for a long time now except for crypto casinos.

[Peanutswar]

Does anyone experiencing this kind of error in sportsbook or just my side.

Are you using the Chrome browser? They had some strange updates these days, some of the browser addons don't work for me after the last update.
Now, when I wanted to test if I had an error like yours, my Chrome crashed. However, after restartin,g everything is normal. At least that's what it seems

Seems the browser issue again I tried after into different profile with the betpanda and seems same error and afterwards I tried to test it out with the Microsoft edge and it seems works fine without problem in loading, I cleared my cache now.

After I opened my account now I got a message received from the betpanda I thought a cashback instead I got this free spins!

[Yaunfitda]

Should i move here instead of stake?

It's your choice if you want to move to Betpanda or not, it's up to you but try playing here, you might be interested and stay here.

At least use a small amount of money first to try out the new casino and see how deposits and withdrawals go, once you like it you can enter larger amounts and most people have no problems here.

Betpanda has fast and instant withdrawals at least it is in USDT BSC network which I often do.

Stake does require KYC. If you really want to gamble with freedom, then go for casinos that openly say they’re an “anonymous crypto casino.” That’s literally what crypto gambling was made for in the first place.

Yes, but If I'm not mistaken, it was just like two years ago that Stake mandated everyone to go of full KYC. Maybe it's because of the regulatory body that they are under, that's why they don't have any choice.

Casinos that require KYC aren’t really different from fiat casinos anymore. They just slapped crypto on top of the same old system. So if it were up to me, I’d rather choose a real crypto casino than one that acts exactly like a fiat casino but just accepts crypto.

Almost the same now, but there could be still some crypto base platform that doesn't require KYC until a threshold has been reached specially in withdrawal. Nevertheless, we all know that KYC is all over now, crypto services requires our identification to continue to used them including exchanges and casinos itself.

[Ajpa94]

Stake does require KYC. If you really want to gamble with freedom, then go for casinos that openly say they’re an “anonymous crypto casino.” That’s literally what crypto gambling was made for in the first place.

Casinos that require KYC aren’t really different from fiat casinos anymore. They just slapped crypto on top of the same old system. So if it were up to me, I’d rather choose a real crypto casino than one that acts exactly like a fiat casino but just accepts crypto.

I'm sure many users have KYC accounts, with anonymous crypto casinos that is to be expected but casinos can ask for your KYC at any time.

Are fiat casinos 100% KYC mandatory which is stricter than crypto casinos? I know crypto casinos are more lenient in that you still don't need KYC to play and we're happy with casinos now that they're still lenient, after all fiat casinos haven't been playing there for a long time now except for crypto casinos.

I believe that both of them have some truth. Privacy and the ability to access them easily have been the key selling point of crypto casinos and this is why a lot of users have been drawn to those sites that have made it a point to brand themselves as anonymous. As soon as strict KYC is a mandatory condition, the experience truly begins to seem no more than a traditional fiat casino that also accepts crypto. With that said, it is also the case that even the so-called anonymous casinos may seek to request KYC in the future, particularly in case of large withdrawals or due to regulatory reasons. The crypto platforms are more flexible in general as most platforms allow people to play without instant verification as compared to fiat casinos. Crypto casinos will remain the superior choice in the eyes of many players, although full anonymity may never be assured, as long as such a leniency persists.

[mitchr4]

nice win from those free spins! Glad to hear Betpanda let you withdraw without any hassle. Good luck with the Europa League bets!!!

I didn't expect my bet on the Europa League yesterday to win using the prize from Betpanda's Freespin. Actually, I was hesitant to place an over 1.5 goals bet in the first half because I usually place over 1.5 goals bets in the second half. However, since I've been playing pre-match instead of live, I ended up placing it in the first half.



I also received another reward in a Loot Drop Win of 20 freespins on Sugar Rush

[Lakai01]

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I believe that both of them have some truth. Privacy and the ability to access them easily have been the key selling point of crypto casinos and this is why a lot of users have been drawn to those sites that have made it a point to brand themselves as anonymous. As soon as strict KYC is a mandatory condition, the experience truly begins to seem no more than a traditional fiat casino that also accepts crypto. With that said, it is also the case that even the so-called anonymous casinos may seek to request KYC in the future, particularly in case of large withdrawals or due to regulatory reasons. The crypto platforms are more flexible in general as most platforms allow people to play without instant verification as compared to fiat casinos. Crypto casinos will remain the superior choice in the eyes of many players, although full anonymity may never be assured, as long as such a leniency persists.

I agree that crypto casinos' appeal lies in their flexibility and privacy compared to fiat ones, where KYC is strictly mandatory from the start. While anonymous platforms may eventually require verification for large transactions or compliance, their initial leniency allows broader access.

Unfortunately, KYC is increasingly becoming a necessity if a casino wants to offer its services in Western countries such as the USA or the EU. In the country where I live, for example, online casinos are completely banned, and we citizens are not actually allowed to use them... 

[...]

Congratulations, that's an impressive win!

[The Cryptovator]

Stake does require KYC. If you really want to gamble with freedom, then go for casinos that openly say they’re an “anonymous crypto casino.” That’s literally what crypto gambling was made for in the first place.

I am not sure if there is any true and trusted anonymous casino, because in some cases we have seen even non-KYC casinos ask for documents. It's hard to believe nowadays that a casino will not ask for KYC. Even on non-KYC casinos, if they add their terms in a suspicious case or money laundering case, they might ask for KYC. So it depends on the terms; truly non-KYC means the platform will never ask for KYC for any condition & situation.

Casinos that require KYC aren’t really different from fiat casinos anymore. They just slapped crypto on top of the same old system. So if it were up to me, I’d rather choose a real crypto casino than one that acts exactly like a fiat casino but just accepts crypto.

The only difference is crypto casinos have crypto payment methods besides fiat payments. Nowadays almost every casino asks for KYC due to regulations, whether it's only a fiat casino or a crypto casino. Gamblers become helpless nowadays; there are very few casinos that are real but not asking for KYC. So by force gamblers are providing their KYC. Day by day we are losing the goal of crypto casinos.

[katanic97]

nice win from those free spins! Glad to hear Betpanda let you withdraw without any hassle. Good luck with the Europa League bets!!!

I didn't expect my bet on the Europa League yesterday to win using the prize from Betpanda's Freespin. Actually, I was hesitant to place an over 1.5 goals bet in the first half because I usually place over 1.5 goals bets in the second half. However, since I've been playing pre-match instead of live, I ended up placing it in the first half.



~snip

Really well played bet, congratulations on the win. You had quite a bit of luck when it comes to the match between Ferencvaros and Rangers. Ferencvaros scored the second goal in the very last minute of first half stoppage time
But as they say, sometimes you need a bit of luck as well , and here you had both the knowledge and the luck.

[mirakal]

I didn't expect my bet on the Europa League yesterday to win using the prize from Betpanda's Freespin. Actually, I was hesitant to place an over 1.5 goals bet in the first half because I usually place over 1.5 goals bets in the second half. However, since I've been playing pre-match instead of live, I ended up placing it in the first half.

That’s how you maximize it. You’re not really risking anything since its coming from free spin, so you might as well push your luck. And you are really lucky since you hit it through a parlay. Meanwhile, I’ve been struggling the past few days. I can’t even win with just a single pick. 

Hopefully my time comes too, just like yours. Even if we follow different sports, I can still feel the happiness from you hitting that parlay.
Congratulations.

[Sanitough]

Stake does require KYC. If you really want to gamble with freedom, then go for casinos that openly say they’re an “anonymous crypto casino.” That’s literally what crypto gambling was made for in the first place.

I am not sure if there is any true and trusted anonymous casino, because in some cases we have seen even non-KYC casinos ask for documents. It's hard to believe nowadays that a casino will not ask for KYC. Even on non-KYC casinos, if they add their terms in a suspicious case or money laundering case, they might ask for KYC. So it depends on the terms; truly non-KYC means the platform will never ask for KYC for any condition & situation.

I understand your concern. There’s really no such thing as a truly non-KYC casino once a casino is licensed, because license and KYC usually go together.

The only reason some casinos can publicly say “no KYC” is because they’re not strictly enforcing it. That’s why, as gamblers, it’s our responsibility to actually read the TOS and not just blindly believe the marketing claims.

Casinos that require KYC aren’t really different from fiat casinos anymore. They just slapped crypto on top of the same old system. So if it were up to me, I’d rather choose a real crypto casino than one that acts exactly like a fiat casino but just accepts crypto.

The only difference is crypto casinos have crypto payment methods besides fiat payments. Nowadays almost every casino asks for KYC due to regulations, whether it's only a fiat casino or a crypto casino. Gamblers become helpless nowadays; there are very few casinos that are real but not asking for KYC. So by force gamblers are providing their KYC. Day by day we are losing the goal of crypto casinos.

This is an inevitable change. We just have to accept it.

[maknyos]

I didn't expect my bet on the Europa League yesterday to win using the prize from Betpanda's Freespin. Actually, I was hesitant to place an over 1.5 goals bet in the first half because I usually place over 1.5 goals bets in the second half. However, since I've been playing pre-match instead of live, I ended up placing it in the first half.



~snip

Really well played bet, congratulations on the win. You had quite a bit of luck when it comes to the match between Ferencvaros and Rangers. Ferencvaros scored the second goal in the very last minute of first half stoppage time
But as they say, sometimes you need a bit of luck as well , and here you had both the knowledge and the luck.

Wow what a nice win, congratulations buddy on getting 15 odds without any problems and successfully doubling your bet. It is very difficult to get this win, especially if you get it in a parlay bet.
You're right man, sometimes it takes a little luck to get a win like this and that luck is combined with knowledge in analyzing the match. That's a very good combination. And you do that in Europa League matches which sometimes in the Europa League are very difficult to predict.

[Beparanf]

Stake does require KYC. If you really want to gamble with freedom, then go for casinos that openly say they’re an “anonymous crypto casino.” That’s literally what crypto gambling was made for in the first place.

I am not sure if there is any true and trusted anonymous casino, because in some cases we have seen even non-KYC casinos ask for documents. It's hard to believe nowadays that a casino will not ask for KYC. Even on non-KYC casinos, if they add their terms in a suspicious case or money laundering case, they might ask for KYC. So it depends on the terms; truly non-KYC means the platform will never ask for KYC for any condition & situation.

I understand your concern. There’s really no such thing as a truly non-KYC casino once a casino is licensed, because license and KYC usually go together.

The only reason some casinos can publicly say “no KYC” is because they’re not strictly enforcing it. That’s why, as gamblers, it’s our responsibility to actually read the TOS and not just blindly believe the marketing claims.

This is the closest No KYC feature that we can get to a legitimate casino with licensed.

I believe KYC is inevitable to casino nowadays because they offer bonuses that can be abused by multiple account so even if the casino doesn’t have licensed they will still resort to KYC if they offer this kind of promotion.

A true No KYC casino exists before because casino in the past doesn’t offer bonuses. Later on KYC was slowly introduced since they started to offer bonuses that was frequently being abused.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

This is the closest No KYC feature that we can get to a legitimate casino with licensed.

I believe KYC is inevitable to casino nowadays because they offer bonuses that can be abused by multiple account so even if the casino doesn’t have licensed they will still resort to KYC if they offer this kind of promotion.

A true No KYC casino exists before because casino in the past doesn’t offer bonuses. Later on KYC was slowly introduced since they started to offer bonuses that was frequently being abused.

KYC is enforced in most nations and casinos with required licenses almost have no ways to avoid AML and KYC. They must do this in order to run their business legally and people as customers no longer are able to bargain about KYC. Agree to do KYC and use the service or just move on and find other platforms to use without KYC.

Choices of no KYC platforms from casinos to centralized exchanges become less and much less with time, as consequence of stricter regulations on AML, KYC on many industries, not only in gambling, online gambling and cryptocurrencies.

[Patikno]

After I opened my account now I got a message received from the betpanda I thought a cashback instead I got this free spins!

Thank you for your post. I checked my account after seeing your information. It turns out I also received 20 freespins to play on Gates of Olympus. Maybe, everyone received the same free spins, and I saw in my email that the reward was related to a Christmas gift from Betpanda. I suggest that those of you who haven't checked your account yet, please do so soon (as the claim period is limited in a few days). I hope you find it entertaining. Personally, I managed to get some extra entertainment (winnings) from those free spins, and it was a very enjoyable moment.


By the way, I also received another prize, and it had been there for over a week. Luckily, I was still able to claim it and receive it immediately. So, I would like to remind you al againl to check your email, or notifications in your Betpanda account.

[bettercrypto]

Stake does require KYC. If you really want to gamble with freedom, then go for casinos that openly say they’re an “anonymous crypto casino.” That’s literally what crypto gambling was made for in the first place.

Casinos that require KYC aren’t really different from fiat casinos anymore. They just slapped crypto on top of the same old system. So if it were up to me, I’d rather choose a real crypto casino than one that acts exactly like a fiat casino but just accepts crypto.

I'm sure many users have KYC accounts, with anonymous crypto casinos that is to be expected but casinos can ask for your KYC at any time.

Are fiat casinos 100% KYC mandatory which is stricter than crypto casinos? I know crypto casinos are more lenient in that you still don't need KYC to play and we're happy with casinos now that they're still lenient, after all fiat casinos haven't been playing there for a long time now except for crypto casinos.

You are actually right in what you're saying here, that there really are other gamblers who are okay with submitting their KYC if they know that the casino is strong and stable like Stake, Betpanda, Duelbits, and others that have been operating for a long time in this field of the crypto gambling business.

And why do these gamblers do this? It is because they also understand the situation, since most of them often read the TOS (Terms of Service) of the casino where they intend to gamble first. This is so that, at the very least, they know the dos and don'ts for a gambler playing in any casino within the crypto gambling business."

[examplens]

Seems the browser issue again I tried after into different profile with the betpanda and seems same error and afterwards I tried to test it out with the Microsoft edge and it seems works fine without problem in loading, I cleared my cache now.

After I opened my account now I got a message received from the betpanda I thought a cashback instead I got this free spins!

It's definitely a browser issue (some other things had problems too). I've now tried it on iOS, and everything works fine.
Well, in the end, you got something out of it. 

[liuka]

I'm sure many users have KYC accounts, with anonymous crypto casinos that is to be expected but casinos can ask for your KYC at any time.

Are fiat casinos 100% KYC mandatory which is stricter than crypto casinos? I know crypto casinos are more lenient in that you still don't need KYC to play and we're happy with casinos now that they're still lenient, after all fiat casinos haven't been playing there for a long time now except for crypto casinos.

You are actually right in what you're saying here, that there really are other gamblers who are okay with submitting their KYC if they know that the casino is strong and stable like Stake, Betpanda, Duelbits, and others that have been operating for a long time in this field of the crypto gambling business.

And why do these gamblers do this? It is because they also understand the situation, since most of them often read the TOS (Terms of Service) of the casino where they intend to gamble first. This is so that, at the very least, they know the dos and don'ts for a gambler playing in any casino within the crypto gambling business."

It's not impossible there are always risks, things you never want to happen like data leaks, I only Stake only do KYC verification while at Betpanda I don't do that because this casino never asks for it.

As long as the casino does not ask for your documents, you should not voluntarily submit them even though in the ToS KYC can be done at any time, I will still do it if they ask.
What you can't do is break the rules and always abide by the casino ToS.

[hd49728]

It's not impossible there are always risks, things you never want to happen like data leaks, I only Stake only do KYC verification while at Betpanda I don't do that because this casino never asks for it.

As long as the casino does not ask for your documents, you should not voluntarily submit them even though in the ToS KYC can be done at any time, I will still do it if they ask.
What you can't do is break the rules and always abide by the casino ToS.

KYC is not required at beginning to register your account and use it for playing, but during your time on Betpanda.io there is possibility of KYC requirement. It is written in this FAQs

Users at any platform, not only at Betpanda.io must be aware of this, as KYC can be asked anytime. They must be ready to fullfil KYC requirement in the future, and it's not big problem with people who are legit but with people who want to cheat at casinos, KYC will become big problems when it is requested.

Verification (KYC): What You Need to Know

In most cases, no — verification is not required.
You can enjoy all our games and services without completing any identity verification process.

By creating an account, you confirm that:

    You are at least 18 years old (or older, if required by the laws in your jurisdiction);

    You are the rightful owner of the funds in your account;

    You reside in a country where online gambling is legal;

    The money you deposit is not derived from any illegal activity.

We respect your privacy and aim to provide a seamless gaming experience without unnecessary interruptions.

 
When Might Verification Be Required?

Verification is generally not required to play.
However, in certain cases, we may request identity verification to ensure the security of your account and keep the platform safe for everyone.

These measures help us maintain a trusted and secure environment for all players.
 
How Will You Be Notified?

If verification is ever required, you will receive clear instructions by email on how to securely upload your documents.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

KYC is not required at beginning to register your account and use it for playing, but during your time on Betpanda.io there is possibility of KYC requirement. It is written in this FAQs

Users at any platform, not only at Betpanda.io must be aware of this, as KYC can be asked anytime. They must be ready to fullfil KYC requirement in the future, and it's not big problem with people who are legit but with people who want to cheat at casinos, KYC will become big problems when it is requested.

To be fair, KYC is not just a possibility, it will happen as soon as you are in profit and try to withdraw a medium amount of $, that's just how it is and it's the same procedure on every other site. Some ask for it sooner, some will ask later, but they will also ask, you can be sure of that.
I always prefer to have it behind me as fast as possible because I don't want the stress having to wait and extended perio of of time once I make a withdrawal, it would only fk up my mind.