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[passwordnow]

Looking for help online about some sports betting websites that do not require KYC and support USDT withdrawals normally. Thanks

Hmmm, about the kyc part, you've heard everybody. And I am curious about the USDT withdrawals, does this have something to do with the MiCA rules[1]? and are you from Europe?

[1] MiCA Threatens USDT’s Future in Europe

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Looking for help online about some sports betting websites that do not require KYC and support USDT withdrawals normally. Thanks

Hmmm, about the kyc part, you've heard everybody. And I am curious about the USDT withdrawals, does this have something to do with the MiCA rules[1]? and are you from Europe?

[1] MiCA Threatens USDT’s Future in Europe

I highly doubt, op is likely not from Europe, if he was, he possibly wouldn't be asking for a casino that supports usdt withdrawal, knowing fully well that usdt is currently facing some charges from government in that region and may potentially be banned.

I personally believe ops choice of giving a special attention to usdt withdrawal is nothing short of usdt being the most popular stablecoin in the cryptocurrency market at the moment, and maybe conversion of usdt to fiat in his country is very simple and doesn't require going through any complicated process, this is possibly why he(op) made mention of usdt and nothing more.

[Odusko]

Looking for help online about some sports betting websites that do not require KYC and support USDT withdrawals normally. Thanks

Hmmm, about the kyc part, you've heard everybody. And I am curious about the USDT withdrawals, does this have something to do with the MiCA rules[1]? and are you from Europe?

[1] MiCA Threatens USDT’s Future in Europe

I highly doubt, op is likely not from Europe, if he was, he possibly wouldn't be asking for a casino that supports usdt withdrawal, knowing fully well that usdt is currently facing some charges from government in that region and may potentially be banned.

I personally believe ops choice of giving a special attention to usdt withdrawal is nothing short of usdt being the most popular stablecoin in the cryptocurrency market at the moment, and maybe conversion of usdt to fiat in his country is very simple and doesn't require going through any complicated process, this is possibly why he(op) made mention of usdt and nothing more.

From the unsent, I don't want to mention the challenges that USDT is facing and how its transactions can be traced and frozen in your wallet, so why did ops choose to keep looking for a no KYC with a currency that is as centralized as USDT, I think ops need a lot of enlightenment to be able to protect his privacy such as using another cryptocurrency that is highly decentralized like Bitcoin and other stablecoins that value decentralization and privacy-oriented in operations, that is the only way you can be sure to have a fully free transaction on the casinos.

[Z_MBFM]

Looking for help online about some sports betting websites that do not require KYC and support USDT withdrawals normally. Thanks

Now almost all reputable casino sites and sportsbet sites have made kyc mandatory which is why you will find very few reputable gambling sites where you don't need to kyc. I think doing kyc on sites which are reputable is not a big problem. so you can use sportsbet.io who already have a lot of reputation and they provide very good benefits. I have used it here is my experience but definitely accept your own risk before entering any gambling site. And deposit the amount you can afford to lose

[dansus021]

Looking for help online about some sports betting websites that do not require KYC and support USDT withdrawals normally. Thanks

Well, Almost all the online casinos nowadays is support USDT deposits and withdrawals some of them only support ethereum and Tron network but I believe there is an online casino that accepts usdt at most cheapest fees like Layer 2 Chain, especially dApp gambling site that has a smart contract in it.

About the KYC well some casino usually let you deposit without kyc and dont ask KYC till you hit big win hahahah. But you do need to read their Terms of service first before make any deposit just in case you know

[aa78000]

Regarding the question I posted about asking for help online to learn about some sports betting websites that do not require KYC and normally support USDT withdrawals, it caused different opinions from many website representatives. I just want to say: Regarding the withdrawal issue, the response I received was that he made all kinds of difficulties and refused to approve the bank transaction orders for uploading ID cards and passports. I would like to ask: Have you really never encountered such a situation? I am a real player, not what you call a liar. If we say, the documents uploaded in the past are all authentic. If no payment is given at the same time, is the website committing fraud?

[Odusko]

Regarding the question I posted about asking for help online to learn about some sports betting websites that do not require KYC and normally support USDT withdrawals, it caused different opinions from many website representatives. I just want to say: Regarding the withdrawal issue, the response I received was that he made all kinds of difficulties and refused to approve the bank transaction orders for uploading ID cards and passports. I would like to ask: Have you really never encountered such a situation? I am a real player, not what you call a liar. If we say, the documents uploaded in the past are all authentic. If no payment is given at the same time, is the website committing fraud?

Why create another thread for this discussion when the main thread is not locked by moderators, this is a bad approach to the forum and can create avenues for spam since this is the gambling board the most traffic-generating board which means active activities, I advise you lock it this thread and quote your message in your old thread let us continue the discussion from there, thanks.

[gunhell16]

Looking for help online about some sports betting websites that do not require KYC and support USDT withdrawals normally. Thanks

Most of the crypto casinos here on the forum that you will see have been operating for years, and the majority also require kyc, but despite that,
I can say that your account with them is secure at least.

And if there are other crypto gambling here that do not have kyc requirements, I think wolfbet does not have kyc to my knowledge, because I have tried playing here before,
I just don't know if they have changed the system because I haven't played at wolfbet casino for a long time.

[Cantsay]

Looking for help online about some sports betting websites that do not require KYC and support USDT withdrawals normally. Thanks

Hmmm, about the kyc part, you've heard everybody. And I am curious about the USDT withdrawals, does this have something to do with the MiCA rules[1]? and are you from Europe?

[1] MiCA Threatens USDT’s Future in Europe

You might wanna take some time to check out this thread^[1], I’m not sure the exact reason why he left this thread that’s still open to create a new thread just to continue the discussion that was Originally being discussed here. I’m not sure if you’ll find anything that’s related to your question but I still feel it’s important to at least go through it if anything there is going to clear things up for you.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5526018.0

[ovcijisir]

Looking for help online about some sports betting websites that do not require KYC and support USDT withdrawals normally. Thanks

Have you tried searching on this site: https://bitlist.co/casinos

Those casinos should be kyc free, but don't know for USDT withdrawals.

[passwordnow]

Looking for help online about some sports betting websites that do not require KYC and support USDT withdrawals normally. Thanks

Hmmm, about the kyc part, you've heard everybody. And I am curious about the USDT withdrawals, does this have something to do with the MiCA rules[1]? and are you from Europe?

[1] MiCA Threatens USDT’s Future in Europe

You might wanna take some time to check out this thread^[1], I’m not sure the exact reason why he left this thread that’s still open to create a new thread just to continue the discussion that was Originally being discussed here. I’m not sure if you’ll find anything that’s related to your question but I still feel it’s important to at least go through it if anything there is going to clear things up for you.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5526018.0

He should have replied here and didn't made a new thread just to clarify things.

Looking for help online about some sports betting websites that do not require KYC and support USDT withdrawals normally. Thanks

Hmmm, about the kyc part, you've heard everybody. And I am curious about the USDT withdrawals, does this have something to do with the MiCA rules[1]? and are you from Europe?

[1] MiCA Threatens USDT’s Future in Europe

I highly doubt, op is likely not from Europe, if he was, he possibly wouldn't be asking for a casino that supports usdt withdrawal, knowing fully well that usdt is currently facing some charges from government in that region and may potentially be banned.

I personally believe ops choice of giving a special attention to usdt withdrawal is nothing short of usdt being the most popular stablecoin in the cryptocurrency market at the moment, and maybe conversion of usdt to fiat in his country is very simple and doesn't require going through any complicated process, this is possibly why he(op) made mention of usdt and nothing more.

I've only thought of that because the support for USDT in that region have decreased due to that MiCA policy and that's why he's looking for some other avenues. But then, as cantsay has pointed out, he made a new thread answering majority of the questions here.

[Cantsay]

He should have replied here and didn't made a new thread just to clarify things.

If not for the reply that was made in that new thread I won’t have even realized that he was referring to this thread - maybe after I read his history I would later have understood it, and the same applies to others here as well.

If it’s possible I think the mod should merge both threads together - I’ll try reporting it to see if it can be merged or not.

[passwordnow]

He should have replied here and didn't made a new thread just to clarify things.

If not for the reply that was made in that new thread I won’t have even realized that he was referring to this thread - maybe after I read his history I would later have understood it, and the same applies to others here as well.

If it’s possible I think the mod should merge both threads together - I’ll try reporting it to see if it can be merged or not.

I have just realized that he did it because he's new to the forum and not aware of the rules about it so, that's understandable. And once the other thread is reported and the report includes this thread as well, there's a likelihood that the mods will just do it as what you've said, merge it here together. You do the pleasure and let's see how the mods decide.

[bitterguy28]

Looking for help online about some sports betting websites that do not require KYC and support USDT withdrawals normally. Thanks

Why instead of responding here you created a new thread that tackles about your concern in each casinos?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5526018.msg64939065#msg64939065


are you really looking for gambling site or you are just a wanted to have a healthy conversation about this topic?

[Fivestar4everMVP]

He should have replied here and didn't made a new thread just to clarify things.

If not for the reply that was made in that new thread I won’t have even realized that he was referring to this thread - maybe after I read his history I would later have understood it, and the same applies to others here as well.

If it’s possible I think the mod should merge both threads together - I’ll try reporting it to see if it can be merged or not.

If both threads can be merged, would be nice but I don't know how possible is that, forgive my ignorance but I have yet to come across any where where mod managed to merge two thread together for them to become one, the most and common i have seen is that they would lock one thread and allow the discussion to continue on the other, but all the same, I keep my fingers crossed to see what the mods will do.

And good luck with reporting any way, I hope they respond positively, as for me, I don't see any thing here worth disturbing the mods for.

[seoincorporation]

Regarding the question I posted about asking for help online to learn about some sports betting websites that do not require KYC and normally support USDT withdrawals, it caused different opinions from many website representatives. I just want to say: Regarding the withdrawal issue, the response I received was that he made all kinds of difficulties and refused to approve the bank transaction orders for uploading ID cards and passports. I would like to ask: Have you really never encountered such a situation? I am a real player, not what you call a liar. If we say, the documents uploaded in the past are all authentic. If no payment is given at the same time, is the website committing fraud?

That depends on the casino's terms of services, if you break any of the casino rules like having múltiple accounts the they can take your money and keep It.

But os importar to know what you did wrong, support must explain in to you. There should be a reason for them to avoid paying to you.

[DGUDGUDGU]

I understand exactly what you're saying, unfortunately 99% of sites KYC mostly as a way to boost profit, not even to follow their shady license rules.
Just an excuse to keep money from those who can't provide it, even though they break tons of other license rules and operate mostly illegally anyway.

I would advise checking out UBET & sx.bet which both use USDC not USDT (i think you can bridge USDT over on sx.bet) but they do not KYC and I have bet hundreds of thousands on both with no issues.
All their betting on done on chain and you are always in control of your funds, although they are not softbooks and do not offer a traditional offering that other sites do.

Roobet/500 casino is like a 10% chance of getting KYC'd, most of the time you will be good but occasionally they ask for it.

[cabron]

Regarding the question I posted about asking for help online to learn about some sports betting websites that do not require KYC and normally support USDT withdrawals, it caused different opinions from many website representatives. I just want to say: Regarding the withdrawal issue, the response I received was that he made all kinds of difficulties and refused to approve the bank transaction orders for uploading ID cards and passports. I would like to ask: Have you really never encountered such a situation? I am a real player, not what you call a liar. If we say, the documents uploaded in the past are all authentic. If no payment is given at the same time, is the website committing fraud?

That depends on the casino's terms of services, if you break any of the casino rules like having múltiple accounts the they can take your money and keep It.

But os importar to know what you did wrong, support must explain in to you. There should be a reason for them to avoid paying to you.

He should be prepared for an accusation from the casino of the multiple accounts. The support won't be doing this if they have verified the IDs then the withdrawals should be confirmed already.

We have seen enough threads like these in the past because the casino asks for KYC upon withdrawing large sums from now on. He can't be complaining to the casino for committing fraud either because he started it assuming it's true he does have multiple accounts.

But I think even today, withdrawing small amounts also requires KYC.

[Potato Chips]

Not personally, but I've seen it in other players from communities I've chimed in.

Supposing the player in question is indeed clean, there's still a possibility of a player being mistakenly flagged so I won't necessarily arrive that it's a scam unless we're talking about an obscure shoddy casino.

In any case, it would be a case by case ultimately. It appears you have a particular case you wanna unwrap? Try starting a scam accusation thread using the proper format, see: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=260073.0

[philipma1957]

You know the op gave up on this thread and started a new thread.

It is likely he has no idea of how the forum works.

So do we complain to mods to lock his second thread or his first thread?



He has a grand total of 2 posts both are thread starters on the same subject.

He is likely some type of Schiller.