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[Mr. Magkaisa]

What I don't like are casinos that ask for basic details e.g. name, address, or mobile number, during sign-up. Without actual id verification, collecting that info feels unnecessary and irrelevant.

I don’t think so. That’s already part of the KYC process. If you feel it’s irrelevant and think you can just put in wrong information and still play, then that’s on you. But once they ask you to submit documents and the details don’t match what you declared earlier, that’s when problems usually start. And it gets worse if the stake is high or you’re trying to withdraw a big amount.

Better to just be honest from the start and follow the KYC properly when they eventually ask for it. It saves a lot of trouble later on.

Mobile number is too personal info and again is irrelevant in any casino, it's another tool for scammer/spammers once hack is happened. Name and address too especially if its not from KYC service page that is asked on registration process. Usually i dump a casino and add it on my block note list if they asked about such info in sign up process, so i don't need to put fake info about those in the first place.

Lucky that Betpanda never asked me to do KYC, no Personal info nor number needed to play,
just the email address you want to register to play and gamble on their platform. I really hate those casino who will let you play so easy, make a deposit fast but when it comes to withdrawal its a decade or asked for KYC.
I just play big on that casino and if hits jackpot then ill do KYC if not, ill just continue to hit the goal but never deposit again.

Thats why I stay with Betpanda,

[Lakai01]

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I really hate those casino who will let you play so easy, make a deposit fast but when it comes to withdrawal its a decade or asked for KYC.
I just play big on that casino and if hits jackpot then ill do KYC if not, ill just continue to hit the goal but never deposit again.

Thats why I stay with Betpanda,

I'm not actively playing on Betpanda at the moment, so I really don't know, hence the question:

Are you sure that won't also be the case with Betpanda if you want to withdraw a larger amount (> $100, for example)? The behavior you describe is actually common practice at all casinos I know of (and don't require full KYC for registration, such as Roobet).

However, casinos don't do this because they enjoy it and like to boss their customers around, but because such procedures are often regulated either by national laws or by the gambling license used in each case.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

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I really hate those casino who will let you play so easy, make a deposit fast but when it comes to withdrawal its a decade or asked for KYC.
I just play big on that casino and if hits jackpot then ill do KYC if not, ill just continue to hit the goal but never deposit again.

Thats why I stay with Betpanda,

I'm not actively playing on Betpanda at the moment, so I really don't know, hence the question:

Are you sure that won't also be the case with Betpanda if you want to withdraw a larger amount (> $100, for example)? The behavior you describe is actually common practice at all casinos I know of (and don't require full KYC for registration, such as Roobet).

However, casinos don't do this because they enjoy it and like to boss their customers around, but because such procedures are often regulated either by national laws or by the gambling license used in each case.

To be honest i am not sure about that, I hope they will never ask about it, If they will, thats the last day I will deposit on their platform.
My highest amount of Withdrawal was 600USD I also had several transactions with 500 USD and it just went fast and they not required anything about it.

[Sanitough]

Well, how is that enough that you signup, deposit and play but when you press the withdrawal button then all of sudden you come to know that you have to do the KYC for any withdrawals.

I didn’t say they won’t release withdrawals. I’ve tried a lot of casinos where I didn’t need KYC and I could keep gambling like normal, no issues.
I think you’re overthinking it. You only really need to worry if you’re playing on a shady casino.

Yeah, if you aren't interested in withdrawals and you're ok with playing only, then you don't require KYC but in that case you actually win nothing becasue all your winning stays within the gambling site.
Yeah you can still gamble with that winning amount , if thats the only thing that you need.    

You don’t get what I’m saying, do you. Have you even gambled in real life, where it’s totally possible to gamble without KYC?
Ask the gamblers here. I’m sure a lot of them have actual experience and can tell you what really happens, not just what you read online.

[stadus]

Have you even gambled in real life, where it’s totally possible to gamble without KYC?
Ask the gamblers here. I’m sure a lot of them have actual experience and can tell you what really happens, not just what you read online.

Maybe what he meant is this: if you win big, that’s when the casino will finally make you follow the KYC rules. So if you assume it’s okay and they’ll never ask, that’s a wrong assumption because sooner or later they can require it. They’re a KYC casino for a reason. Even if they advertise themselves as “anonymous,” if you actually read the terms, you’ll see the definitions and the rules spelled out there.

[jcojci]

Have you even gambled in real life, where it’s totally possible to gamble without KYC?
Ask the gamblers here. I’m sure a lot of them have actual experience and can tell you what really happens, not just what you read online.

Maybe what he meant is this: if you win big, that’s when the casino will finally make you follow the KYC rules. So if you assume it’s okay and they’ll never ask, that’s a wrong assumption because sooner or later they can require it. They’re a KYC casino for a reason. Even if they advertise themselves as “anonymous,” if you actually read the terms, you’ll see the definitions and the rules spelled out there.

Gamblers can't run away from KYC because that is becomes mandatory. Whether KYC says about anonymous, they can ask KYC anytime even they can do that without telling to their members. We should just follow their rule if we want to still playing gambling on their casino. But we have our own choice to still staying on that casino or leaving and search for other casinos. If we choose that, casino can't force us to keeps stay on their place.

[Peanutswar]

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Lucky that Betpanda never asked me to do KYC, no Personal info nor number needed to play,
just the email address you want to register to play and gamble on their platform. I really hate those casino who will let you play so easy, make a deposit fast but when it comes to withdrawal its a decade or asked for KYC.
I just play big on that casino and if hits jackpot then ill do KYC if not, ill just continue to hit the goal but never deposit again.

Thats why I stay with Betpanda,

Likewise here we want to retain being anonymous in the space but unfortunately some of the platform require us to submit a kyc to use their services. Even in gambling but good thing here in Betpanda is we can make a deposit and withdrawal with no issue and no hassle all smooth in transactions.

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Gamblers can't run away from KYC because that is becomes mandatory. Whether KYC says about anonymous, they can ask KYC anytime even they can do that without telling to their members. We should just follow their rule if we want to still playing gambling on their casino. But we have our own choice to still staying on that casino or leaving and search for other casinos. If we choose that, casino can't force us to keeps stay on their place.

Actually becomes a mandatory if ever there's an advance KYC needed such as if having a problem with the account could be against their Rules and regulations, AMLC, and etc like the most common issues we've seen. Just the advantage here is they are running a campaign and its easier to us to raise a concern they immediate take an action and even if we face some technical errors other members gives their insights too.

[tbct_mt2]

Gamblers can't run away from KYC because that is becomes mandatory. Whether KYC says about anonymous, they can ask KYC anytime even they can do that without telling to their members. We should just follow their rule if we want to still playing gambling on their casino. But we have our own choice to still staying on that casino or leaving and search for other casinos. If we choose that, casino can't force us to keeps stay on their place.

People can ask for no KYC services but if governments want stricter enforcement of KYC and AML, many companies have to obey existing law and law enforcement. The other people as users of centralized services will have no other choices than completing KYC before using their account at such centralized sites, otherwise they will have to find other websites without KYC to use but such choices are less with time.

Someone won big at Betpanda casino.
It's the Evil Eyes big win.

[BlackBaron]

Have you even gambled in real life, where it’s totally possible to gamble without KYC?
Ask the gamblers here. I’m sure a lot of them have actual experience and can tell you what really happens, not just what you read online.

Maybe what he meant is this: if you win big, that’s when the casino will finally make you follow the KYC rules. So if you assume it’s okay and they’ll never ask, that’s a wrong assumption because sooner or later they can require it. They’re a KYC casino for a reason. Even if they advertise themselves as “anonymous,” if you actually read the terms, you’ll see the definitions and the rules spelled out there.

Casinos definitely do this for a reason, whether it's regulatory or otherwise. So, I agree with you that sooner or later, they'll require KYC. Gambling is currently growing rapidly, and when something grows rapidly, it attracts the attention of various parties, such as the government.

Casinos also usually have verification stages that must be completed, which determine withdrawal limits. For example, if someone completes level 1 verification, the maximum withdrawal is a certain amount. If they want to increase the limit, they must complete the next level of verification. And so on.

[leonair]

Have you even gambled in real life, where it’s totally possible to gamble without KYC?
Ask the gamblers here. I’m sure a lot of them have actual experience and can tell you what really happens, not just what you read online.

Maybe what he meant is this: if you win big, that’s when the casino will finally make you follow the KYC rules. So if you assume it’s okay and they’ll never ask, that’s a wrong assumption because sooner or later they can require it. They’re a KYC casino for a reason. Even if they advertise themselves as “anonymous,” if you actually read the terms, you’ll see the definitions and the rules spelled out there.

Casinos definitely do this for a reason, whether it's regulatory or otherwise. So, I agree with you that sooner or later, they'll require KYC. Gambling is currently growing rapidly, and when something grows rapidly, it attracts the attention of various parties, such as the government.

Casinos also usually have verification stages that must be completed, which determine withdrawal limits. For example, if someone completes level 1 verification, the maximum withdrawal is a certain amount. If they want to increase the limit, they must complete the next level of verification. And so on.

The reason for making these rules and regulations is so that no one can organize activities like money laundering through casino sites. Although it was possible to gamble without kyc on casino sites earlier, now all sites are gradually making it mandatory, but in the new situation, sites allow gambling without kyc, but they can ask for kyc at any time, so there is fear there too. For this, kyc should now be considered as a normal matter and gambling should be done on a reputable site by doing KYC at least level 1

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Someone won big at Betpanda casino.
It's the Evil Eyes big win.

€21 per spin, looks like a high roller to me. Big win but that is some big stake betting. Wonder how many spins it took for him to hit that big win.

I usually play $2 per spin and run out of money in about 15 minutes if I’m lucky

Thanks for sharing, I do enjoy seeing people win big.

[Renampun]

I also found a new betpanda domain (betpandafree.  io) don't know if this platform is just for fun aka Demo or what is clearly suspicious even though the description says the game without financial transactions, still if you enter the email and password it can be dangerous, betpanda support doesn't even know about this domain.

Looking at the domain you shared, it's clearly a fake website, likely designed to trick people into submitting their email addresses and passwords. I don't know if anyone has already been scammed, but the website has been around for two years, so it's not exactly new, so it's possible someone has already submitted their email address and password.

[Ultegra134]

Well, how is that enough that you signup, deposit and play but when you press the withdrawal button then all of sudden you come to know that you have to do the KYC for any withdrawals.

Yeah, if you aren't interested in withdrawals and you're ok with playing only, then you don't require KYC but in that case you actually win nothing becasue all your winning stays within the gambling site.
Yeah you can still gamble with that winning amount , if thats the only thing that you need.    

I've gambled in casinos and withdrew money before being asked to submit KYC just fine, it's all mentioned in the TOS anyway, so having the entitlement or belief that you will get away with not submitting your details isn't the wisest thought. I haven't seen a single casino not requiring KYC, some are simply more lenient than others that may require you to submit immediately or are generally more strict about it; I don't believe there's an easy way to avoid it completely.

[stadus]

Have you even gambled in real life, where it’s totally possible to gamble without KYC?
Ask the gamblers here. I’m sure a lot of them have actual experience and can tell you what really happens, not just what you read online.

Maybe what he meant is this: if you win big, that’s when the casino will finally make you follow the KYC rules. So if you assume it’s okay and they’ll never ask, that’s a wrong assumption because sooner or later they can require it. They’re a KYC casino for a reason. Even if they advertise themselves as “anonymous,” if you actually read the terms, you’ll see the definitions and the rules spelled out there.

Gamblers can't run away from KYC because that is becomes mandatory. Whether KYC says about anonymous, they can ask KYC anytime even they can do that without telling to their members. We should just follow their rule if we want to still playing gambling on their casino. But we have our own choice to still staying on that casino or leaving and search for other casinos. If we choose that, casino can't force us to keeps stay on their place.

I get it completely. There are casinos that don’t ask for KYC at the start, and some even take years before they ever require it. But being ready is still important, because once you’re playing on a licensed casino, KYC is always there in the background. It might stay idle for a while, but they can still push the button anytime and require it from certain users. So enjoy it if a casino isn’t asking yet, but don’t complain when the time comes and they finally do.

[salad daging]

I also found a new betpanda domain (betpandafree.  io) don't know if this platform is just for fun aka Demo or what is clearly suspicious even though the description says the game without financial transactions, still if you enter the email and password it can be dangerous, betpanda support doesn't even know about this domain.

Looking at the domain you shared, it's clearly a fake website, likely designed to trick people into submitting their email addresses and passwords. I don't know if anyone has already been scammed, but the website has been around for two years, so it's not exactly new, so it's possible someone has already submitted their email address and password.

Stay alert especially since this is just entering passwords and emails with the aim of playing free mode, this for me does not make sense because free games on the main site are also provided.

Since many new sites are popping up, do you think Gridinsoft is a credible and independent site to check review websites can be relied on?

For example, I checked everything here [Gridinsoft].
https://gridinsoft.com/online-virus-scanner/url/betpanda-io - Score 100
https://gridinsoft.com/online-virus-scanner/url/betpanda1-io - 95/100
https://gridinsoft.com/online-virus-scanner/url/betpanda-partners - 88/100
https://gridinsoft.com/online-virus-scanner/url/betpanda-info - 72/100
https://gridinsoft.com/online-virus-scanner/url/betpandacasino-io - 18/100
https://gridinsoft.com/online-virus-scanner/url/betpanda-lol - 8/100

[Rruchi man]

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I really hate those casino who will let you play so easy, make a deposit fast but when it comes to withdrawal its a decade or asked for KYC.
I just play big on that casino and if hits jackpot then ill do KYC if not, ill just continue to hit the goal but never deposit again.

Thats why I stay with Betpanda,

I'm not actively playing on Betpanda at the moment, so I really don't know, hence the question:

Are you sure that won't also be the case with Betpanda if you want to withdraw a larger amount (> $100, for example)? The behavior you describe is actually common practice at all casinos I know of (and don't require full KYC for registration, such as Roobet).

However, casinos don't do this because they enjoy it and like to boss their customers around, but because such procedures are often regulated either by national laws or by the gambling license used in each case.

To be honest i am not sure about that, I hope they will never ask about it, If they will, thats the last day I will deposit on their platform.
My highest amount of Withdrawal was 600USD I also had several transactions with 500 USD and it just went fast and they not required anything about it.

The amount you have withdrawn from Betpanda likely is not considered a huge amount or transaction that will require them to demand some KYC verification. I think withdrawals of $1000 and above will attract attention.

Another reason why KYC has not been demanded could be that your account has not raised any suspicion, and your activities on it are normal.

I think even the casinos that claim not to require KYC mean that only at the initial stage; it must be included in their terms of service that they can demand you to do a KYC verification anytime they see fit.

[PX-Z]

Someone won big at Betpanda casino.
It's the Evil Eyes big win.

€21 per spin, looks like a high roller to me. Big win but that is some big stake betting. Wonder how many spins it took for him to hit that big win.

I usually play $2 per spin and run out of money in about 15 minutes if I’m lucky

Thanks for sharing, I do enjoy seeing people win big.

Regardless of the user's deposit capital i guess it won't reach €33k thus it's really a big profit, i wonder if there is bigger multiplier result before than this result 1604x.

My largest bet spin is €1 and i never got any good result of doing that lmao.

A huge congrats to the winner. 🥳

[arwin100]

Someone won big at Betpanda casino.
It's the Evil Eyes big win.

€21 per spin, looks like a high roller to me. Big win but that is some big stake betting. Wonder how many spins it took for him to hit that big win.

I usually play $2 per spin and run out of money in about 15 minutes if I’m lucky

Thanks for sharing, I do enjoy seeing people win big.

No doubt that placing €21 per spin is provably a big stakes play. That type of huge bets can easily drain our funds so fast if those low rollers will do that, since they might do rage betting and try to see if they are going to be lucky if they do that.

$2 is decent but I usually bet more lower than that to stay long on the game. Watching people winning hit the same big  from here  is really amazing because we could see that its possible to win such figures like that.

[Perfectbaby]

No doubt that placing €21 per spin is provably a big stakes play. That type of huge bets can easily drain our funds so fast if those low rollers will do that, since they might do rage betting and try to see if they are going to be lucky if they do that.

$2 is decent but I usually bet more lower than that to stay long on the game. Watching people winning hit the same big  from here  is really amazing because we could see that its possible to win such figures like that.

To make gambling very fun is to gamble with what you think is riskable for you than gambling in the chase of particular amount or being attracted to what others have won while gambling, and if you decides to increase your bet like them it shows that you are not responsible gambler who is just seeking for an opportunity to happen for you to cash out without much stress.
Spinning with €21 per spin is something very huge and dangerous per say because for every single spin they are count in 21 x multiplied by the amount spinning time they wanna go, and this could easily drained them so easily without winning and most times it could lead them to start chasing what they had already lose while gambling.

[tabas]

No doubt that placing €21 per spin is provably a big stakes play. That type of huge bets can easily drain our funds so fast if those low rollers will do that, since they might do rage betting and try to see if they are going to be lucky if they do that.

That really is a big amount per spin, a serial gambler would do that and he's probably got a huge bankroll for that. And good thing for him, he's able to hit that win.

$2 is decent but I usually bet more lower than that to stay long on the game. Watching people winning hit the same big  from here  is really amazing because we could see that its possible to win such figures like that.

That amount is okay if you want to prolong, you'll have to lower that down. Even I, I'll choose the smaller amount since I am not aiming for that huge wins like what that guy has won. Anyway, congratulations to him and if ever he's here, drop by some comments. lol