US Driver's license not working for KYC

[delfastTions]

I know that it's a restricted country but people have found ways around it.  A very high percentage of their players U.S. players, they just play with VPN's.  A lot order fake documents but I'd rather not do something like that so I was just seeing if maybe someone here knows how.

But I gotta say, I've read the responses on the other thread that I was directed to and it seems the majority of people are just looking to be contrary and rude instead of offering advice or just scrolling on by.  I don't see the point. 

Since the casino doesn't allow U.S citizens, how then do you expect that they could allow you to pass KYC with a U.S driver's license? It's never possible.

This was what I thought that dissuaded me from replying to the OP directly, I can't just understand people. Is it for ignorance of the ts&Cs or daring? In little time, they would be crying foul here that the casino has cheated them.

If you are sure that there are a lot of citizens in that country that are gambling with VPN and you know any of them, you can ask how they managed to pass the KYC and they can be of help to you.

About this VPN of a thing, perhaps, some people could be using it and get away with it, but what if you are caught and your account is blocked for the allegation of multiple accounts? That's why I don't even advise anyone to use a VPN for any reason. The casino is not the only one in the world, so why the desperation?

Exactly, instead of using VPN on a casino that in ban in their country or perhaps if VPN is ban on the casino, some gamblers would ignorantly ignore all of that and decides to do things their own way, it's when they are now cut up in the middle, that's when you will see them coming to make complain of how the casino is scam. You are right, although I just feel that some of them are just newbies.

I think that even a newbie in gambling, starting to play through a VPN, understands perfectly well that because of this, various unpleasant moments in his game may arise in the future. And if suddenly he gets really lucky and the win is big enough, then the difficulties with getting it may be completely insurmountable. And I also think that if about VPN, there are any mentions or restrictions in ToS in an obvious or even veiled form, then complaining and arguing with the support is useless.

[EarnOnVictor]

I think that even a newbie in gambling, starting to play through a VPN, understands perfectly well that because of this, various unpleasant moments in his game may arise in the future. And if suddenly he gets really lucky and the win is big enough, then the difficulties with getting it may be completely insurmountable. And I also think that if about VPN, there are any mentions or restrictions in ToS in an obvious or even veiled form, then complaining and arguing with the support is useless.

You know what, there are strong VPNs, and many people who can afford them can benefit from them and they could also be assigned their dedicated VPN that no one else can use, so it could be very hard for casinos to detect such and I believe the Yankees have all it takes to locate that and also pay for it without breaking a sweat. This must have been the case of this guy until he made the mistake of trying to verify the account with the driver's licence of a forbidden country.

[delfastTions]

I think that even a newbie in gambling, starting to play through a VPN, understands perfectly well that because of this, various unpleasant moments in his game may arise in the future. And if suddenly he gets really lucky and the win is big enough, then the difficulties with getting it may be completely insurmountable. And I also think that if about VPN, there are any mentions or restrictions in ToS in an obvious or even veiled form, then complaining and arguing with the support is useless.

You know what, there are strong VPNs, and many people who can afford them can benefit from them and they could also be assigned their dedicated VPN that no one else can use, so it could be very hard for casinos to detect such and I believe the Yankees have all it takes to locate that and also pay for it without breaking a sweat. This must have been the case of this guy until he made the mistake of trying to verify the account with the driver's licence of a forbidden country.

There may be reliable VPNs, and if you try, you can set up your own exclusive VPN using a rented server. However, I don't think that the main and much larger group of players use methods of masking their territorial location that are more complex than a regular VPN (paid or even free).
So, of course, such a gross oversight as presenting a driver's license from a country that is on the prohibited list of countries of this casino has no direct relation to the difficulties with passing the KYC procedure when using a VPN. But just passing KYC in a casino and possibly justifying why it was necessary to use a VPN, this may just be an unpleasant moment of the entire verification process.
And it is not a fact that this event will end well.

[CryptSafe]

I think that even a newbie in gambling, starting to play through a VPN, understands perfectly well that because of this, various unpleasant moments in his game may arise in the future. And if suddenly he gets really lucky and the win is big enough, then the difficulties with getting it may be completely insurmountable. And I also think that if about VPN, there are any mentions or restrictions in ToS in an obvious or even veiled form, then complaining and arguing with the support is useless.

You know what, there are strong VPNs, and many people who can afford them can benefit from them and they could also be assigned their dedicated VPN that no one else can use, so it could be very hard for casinos to detect such and I believe the Yankees have all it takes to locate that and also pay for it without breaking a sweat. This must have been the case of this guy until he made the mistake of trying to verify the account with the driver's licence of a forbidden country.

Possibly, this might be the case of OP and I have always said that irrespective of all tactics used by gamblers to cut corners, if casinos decide to do verification on their accounts, the majority of them would definitely get caught and their accounts suspended for cheating and not complying with the terms and conditions of service of the casino. Another thing I have come to realize is that people's fates are not the same, what is favorable to Mr. A might not be favorable to Mr. B and vice versa and that is how it is as gamblers tend to do or follow the same steps other gamblers do because they tell them that was what they did that worked out form them which is not the ideal.

[Ashieb]

Okay, first off, I am a female.  
2nd, I'm on bcgame.us trying to use my government issued Driver's license.  It's in perfect shape.  Just had it renewed in December.  
3rd, Idk where you all are from but getting a DL isn't as simple as saying "I'm so and so, give me a photo ID" I had to provide social security card, birth certificate and proof of mailing address.
4th, I'm not using a VPN, I'm not trying to access from a restricted region.
Finally, I don't have a passport because I've only ever left the country twice (once to Canada through niagra falls at a time that passports weren't required and once to the Bahamas via cruise where passports weren't required) I don't even know what a national ID is or how I'd go about getting one.  

Does anyone have any useful advice or everyone want to keep being rude and condescending?


I was originally playing through bc.game with a vpn.  When I found out there was a US version, I started a brand new account (losing the winnings i had and the level I had achieved to do it correctly) they still won't accept the Identification I have.  

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[Z_MBFM]

Hi, does anyone know a way to get a US Driver's License accepted for KYC on bc.game?  I've tried and it just keeps saying not accepted.  Or am I just screwed?

My ID is: 50650940

Username: À§ĥłɛƴ

I don't have such experience because i am not citizen of US. you should take advice from your local members. i don't think you can get proper ans from any members here without there official account.

Don't forget they have 24/7 live support, so you can message on live support to get actual ans quickly. I couldn't find any information in their ToS that mentions that kyc can't be done there with a US driver's license.

[Potato Chips]

I was originally playing through bc.game with a vpn.  When I found out there was a US version, I started a brand new account (losing the winnings i had and the level I had achieved to do it correctly) they still won't accept the Identification I have.   

We have an official bcgame support in the forum. Perhaps, they might be able to help you, see: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3592321

You may also link this thread in their ANN thread in the forum for extra exposure.

But you did still break their terms of service by using a VPN to bypass US restriction on global platform so I'm not sure what they will do with this fact. May I affirm you have no stuck funds in your previous account?

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I was originally playing through bc.game with a vpn.  When I found out there was a US version, I started a brand new account (losing the winnings i had and the level I had achieved to do it correctly) they still won't accept the Identification I have.   

I don't know how far you've actually gone with this case since I must be honest that this is not my first time on this thread, and going by your comment above, this suggest that this issue is still lingering on without a solution yet?.

Well, the thing here is that you really started on the wrong foot, not knowing there was a US version of bc.game when you started playing on the global version with the help of vpn isn't a good enough excuse if I must be honest with you, and the excuse is even laim because what was your reason for using a vpn in the first place? Isn't it because the global site does not allow users from US?
What you would have done when you saw that bc.game doesn't accept users from US was go into research to find casinos that accept users from US without the help of vpn, maybe in this process, you would have discovers the US version of bc.game.

Well, I am hoping your issue gets resolved amicably but you are clearly at fault if everything happened the way I understand it did.

[Charles-Tim]

It's bodly written in their terms of service and US is one of the restricted countries on their website. I don't think writing to the support is going to help. He submitted a doc from one of the restricted countries.

Some of these gambling sites have license in United States but have different domain for it just like Stake.com that does not support US but having Stake.us for it. Also that is how bcgame is. You can later see this from what OP posted not quite long. He is using the US supported bcgame website.

Okay, first off, I am a female. 
2nd, I'm on bcgame.us trying to use my government issued Driver's license.  It's in perfect shape.  Just had it renewed in December. 
3rd, Idk where you all are from but getting a DL isn't as simple as saying "I'm so and so, give me a photo ID" I had to provide social security card, birth certificate and proof of mailing address.
4th, I'm not using a VPN, I'm not trying to access from a restricted region.
Finally, I don't have a passport because I've only ever left the country twice (once to Canada through niagra falls at a time that passports weren't required and once to the Bahamas via cruise where passports weren't required) I don't even know what a national ID is or how I'd go about getting one.   

Does anyone have any useful advice or everyone want to keep being rude and condescending?

[DiMarxist]

I was originally playing through bc.game with a vpn.  When I found out there was a US version, I started a brand new account (losing the winnings i had and the level I had achieved to do it correctly) they still won't accept the Identification I have.   

I don't know how far you've actually gone with this case since I must be honest that this is not my first time on this thread, and going by your comment above, this suggest that this issue is still lingering on without a solution yet?.

Well, the thing here is that you really started on the wrong foot, not knowing there was a US version of bc.game when you started playing on the global version with the help of vpn isn't a good enough excuse if I must be honest with you, and the excuse is even laim because what was your reason for using a vpn in the first place? Isn't it because the global site does not allow users from US?
What you would have done when you saw that bc.game doesn't accept users from US was go into research to find casinos that accept users from US without the help of vpn, maybe in this process, you would have discovers the US version of bc.game.

Well, I am hoping your issue gets resolved amicably but you are clearly at fault if everything happened the way I understand it did.

It is a simple issue to resolve within him. If US does not accept his own driver's license, and I think it is not only bc.game is there for him to play gamble, as you said he has to look for US driver's license supporting casino and enjoy himself there and forget about the casino that is giving him problem. He should not use that account again because since they didn't accept the driver's license, the account is useless.

[delfastTions]

I was originally playing through bc.game with a vpn.  When I found out there was a US version, I started a brand new account (losing the winnings i had and the level I had achieved to do it correctly) they still won't accept the Identification I have.   

I don't know how far you've actually gone with this case since I must be honest that this is not my first time on this thread, and going by your comment above, this suggest that this issue is still lingering on without a solution yet?.

Well, the thing here is that you really started on the wrong foot, not knowing there was a US version of bc.game when you started playing on the global version with the help of vpn isn't a good enough excuse if I must be honest with you, and the excuse is even laim because what was your reason for using a vpn in the first place? Isn't it because the global site does not allow users from US?
What you would have done when you saw that bc.game doesn't accept users from US was go into research to find casinos that accept users from US without the help of vpn, maybe in this process, you would have discovers the US version of bc.game.

Well, I am hoping your issue gets resolved amicably but you are clearly at fault if everything happened the way I understand it did.

It is a simple issue to resolve within him. If US does not accept his own driver's license, and I think it is not only bc.game is there for him to play gamble, as you said he has to look for US driver's license supporting casino and enjoy himself there and forget about the casino that is giving him problem. He should not use that account again because since they didn't accept the driver's license, the account is useless.

In fact, this question is not as simple as it seems at first glance.
All players who have repeatedly changed casinos for various reasons know that with any new casino, unexpected nuances and even troubles may appear in the process and registration, and sometimes in the process of the game too, naturally when withdrawing the winnings. However, everyone has long been accustomed to such quality of service, and often to the lack of user-friendliness on the part of the casino and perceives this as long and familiar. But this is precisely the wrong direction for the further progress of information technology, after all, the development of any business should go along the path of maximum convenience for customers, in this case, gambling players.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I was originally playing through bc.game with a vpn.  When I found out there was a US version, I started a brand new account (losing the winnings i had and the level I had achieved to do it correctly) they still won't accept the Identification I have.   

I don't know how far you've actually gone with this case since I must be honest that this is not my first time on this thread, and going by your comment above, this suggest that this issue is still lingering on without a solution yet?.

Well, the thing here is that you really started on the wrong foot, not knowing there was a US version of bc.game when you started playing on the global version with the help of vpn isn't a good enough excuse if I must be honest with you, and the excuse is even laim because what was your reason for using a vpn in the first place? Isn't it because the global site does not allow users from US?
What you would have done when you saw that bc.game doesn't accept users from US was go into research to find casinos that accept users from US without the help of vpn, maybe in this process, you would have discovers the US version of bc.game.

Well, I am hoping your issue gets resolved amicably but you are clearly at fault if everything happened the way I understand it did.

It is a simple issue to resolve within him. If US does not accept his own driver's license, and I think it is not only bc.game is there for him to play gamble, as you said he has to look for US driver's license supporting casino and enjoy himself there and forget about the casino that is giving him problem. He should not use that account again because since they didn't accept the driver's license, the account is useless.

Well, as much as I agree with you, I think it's not that simple  actually, I think the op already have an issue with the casino at the moment, that is, he seems to have a pending withdrawal which he needs to pass a kyc verification before the withdrawal will be processed, and you understand that him abandoning that account at this very moment will also mean he has to forfeit the funds in the account, and we do not know how much we are talking about here, it could be a substantial amount of money.

I may be right or wrong actually, but I personally assume that if the op has been playing on bc.game with the help of vpn without kyc, then something must have happened that lead to this whole kyc issue, and I trust he must have some fund trapped in the casino which he can't withdraw except he successfully passes the kyc verification.

[Ojima-ojo]

I may be right or wrong actually, but I personally assume that if the op has been playing on bc.game with the help of vpn without kyc, then something must have happened that lead to this whole kyc issue, and I trust he must have some fund trapped in the casino which he can't withdraw except he successfully passes the kyc verification.

I think why most casino users run into troubles is that they tend to get carried away while gambling instead of taking the first right step whenever they are gambling in a centralized casino such as bc games, such steps as going through KYC verifications to the level which you won't have problems withdrawing if you win an amount up to $500k so yeah not going through with that until it gets triggered by the casino can give you a tough time.


I also agree that if a gambler has accessed the casino using a VPN, it becomes almost impossible for them to verify their identity and if any of the above is the issue I think the ops may lose the case against bc game since it stated clearly in their terms of service not to use false ips.

[Wakate]

I think that even a newbie in gambling, starting to play through a VPN, understands perfectly well that because of this, various unpleasant moments in his game may arise in the future. And if suddenly he gets really lucky and the win is big enough, then the difficulties with getting it may be completely insurmountable. And I also think that if about VPN, there are any mentions or restrictions in ToS in an obvious or even veiled form, then complaining and arguing with the support is useless.

You know what, there are strong VPNs, and many people who can afford them can benefit from them and they could also be assigned their dedicated VPN that no one else can use, so it could be very hard for casinos to detect such and I believe the Yankees have all it takes to locate that and also pay for it without breaking a sweat. This must have been the case of this guy until he made the mistake of trying to verify the account with the driver's licence of a forbidden country.

Sometimes you can get lucky using VPN to gamble on all your bets without being detected. You could even make a huge winning and still, the casino do not bother to ask you to provide a KYC to verify your identity. Some people can be lucky but sometimes, it can be very painful when you are asked by the casino you are using to provide documents which is not in your possession or you don't have any the moment. This can be a very disappointing especially when you don't have the identity to verify that you are from the region of the VPN you are using. I urge everyone to be conscious of this because majority have made this kind of mistakes often times and never get access to there funds.

[Dunamisx]

If a gambler is using a platform accordingly for gambling, not going against the rules, then try to provide with every necessary information required for KYC, there should be nothing to avoid such a gambler from getting it through with the platform even at the request for KYC, because he has all it takes to provide every necessary and required information needed, except otherwise, things like this may happen.

[igebotz]

It's bodly written in their terms of service and US is one of the restricted countries on their website. I don't think writing to the support is going to help. He submitted a doc from one of the restricted countries.

Some of these gambling sites have license in United States but have different domain for it just like Stake.com that does not support US but having Stake.us for it. Also that is how bcgame is. You can later see this from what OP posted not quite long. He is using the US supported bcgame website.

She should have posted that from the beginning or edited the OP to shed more light on the issue. Yes, Stake and BC Game have separate domains for US citizens, and they are not allowed to gamble on the general domains because their IDs are usually not accepted on the general domains, except on the issued domains for restricted locations.

The US domains are strictly regulated and a nightmares for gambling addicts. OP no need to cry over here if your Driver's license isn't working, use other means of identifications.

[delfastTions]

I think that even a newbie in gambling, starting to play through a VPN, understands perfectly well that because of this, various unpleasant moments in his game may arise in the future. And if suddenly he gets really lucky and the win is big enough, then the difficulties with getting it may be completely insurmountable. And I also think that if about VPN, there are any mentions or restrictions in ToS in an obvious or even veiled form, then complaining and arguing with the support is useless.

You know what, there are strong VPNs, and many people who can afford them can benefit from them and they could also be assigned their dedicated VPN that no one else can use, so it could be very hard for casinos to detect such and I believe the Yankees have all it takes to locate that and also pay for it without breaking a sweat. This must have been the case of this guy until he made the mistake of trying to verify the account with the driver's licence of a forbidden country.

Sometimes you can get lucky using VPN to gamble on all your bets without being detected. You could even make a huge winning and still, the casino do not bother to ask you to provide a KYC to verify your identity. Some people can be lucky but sometimes, it can be very painful when you are asked by the casino you are using to provide documents which is not in your possession or you don't have any the moment. This can be a very disappointing especially when you don't have the identity to verify that you are from the region of the VPN you are using. I urge everyone to be conscious of this because majority have made this kind of mistakes often times and never get access to there funds.

Well, what to do if you want to play, and access without a VPN is generally impossible to provide, since there are some prohibitions on a direct connection to the casino site, and they can be both on the casino side, for example, sanction lists of countries, and on the user side, for example, a ban at the regional level on gambling in general. So avid players have to somehow get out of it, use a VPN or something else.
And then such difficulties with money transfers arise, especially of course in the case of a win.
All this is offensive and unpleasant, but this is still the reality in which millions of gambling players exist around the world.

[nakamura12]

I was originally playing through bc.game with a vpn.  When I found out there was a US version, I started a brand new account (losing the winnings i had and the level I had achieved to do it correctly) they still won't accept the Identification I have.   

If I am not wrong, I created an account on bc.game before and later on found that there's another version for my country and I tried logging in using the same account and it was success so I think your old account can be log on on the us version too. Anyway, have you tried using different ID and also have you tried contacting them on their support or their ann thread here for clarification. You haven't told us if you did use different identifications so you should try it just as others have said.

[EarnOnVictor]

I think that even a newbie in gambling, starting to play through a VPN, understands perfectly well that because of this, various unpleasant moments in his game may arise in the future. And if suddenly he gets really lucky and the win is big enough, then the difficulties with getting it may be completely insurmountable. And I also think that if about VPN, there are any mentions or restrictions in ToS in an obvious or even veiled form, then complaining and arguing with the support is useless.

You know what, there are strong VPNs, and many people who can afford them can benefit from them and they could also be assigned their dedicated VPN that no one else can use, so it could be very hard for casinos to detect such and I believe the Yankees have all it takes to locate that and also pay for it without breaking a sweat. This must have been the case of this guy until he made the mistake of trying to verify the account with the driver's licence of a forbidden country.

Sometimes you can get lucky using VPN to gamble on all your bets without being detected. You could even make a huge winning and still, the casino do not bother to ask you to provide a KYC to verify your identity. Some people can be lucky but sometimes, it can be very painful when you are asked by the casino you are using to provide documents which is not in your possession or you don't have any the moment. This can be a very disappointing especially when you don't have the identity to verify that you are from the region of the VPN you are using. I urge everyone to be conscious of this because majority have made this kind of mistakes often times and never get access to there funds.

Well, what to do if you want to play, and access without a VPN is generally impossible to provide, since there are some prohibitions on a direct connection to the casino site, and they can be both on the casino side, for example, sanction lists of countries, and on the user side, for example, a ban at the regional level on gambling in general. So avid players have to somehow get out of it, use a VPN or something else.

We should not give an excuse to encourage gamblers to use VPNs and later find themselves in Waterloo. It has always been on both sides where the casino prohibits the country or the country of residence prohibits the casino, either way, there is an obstacle. Some people might think that it is their country that prohibits the casino so the casino will look away, no, we've seen some people whose accounts were blocked on the KYC stage and all their money seized due to that. The VPN has also failed many, they issued the same IPs to many people gambling on the same casino. I wonder how that will not spell trouble if it persists.

[delfastTions]

I think that even a newbie in gambling, starting to play through a VPN, understands perfectly well that because of this, various unpleasant moments in his game may arise in the future. And if suddenly he gets really lucky and the win is big enough, then the difficulties with getting it may be completely insurmountable. And I also think that if about VPN, there are any mentions or restrictions in ToS in an obvious or even veiled form, then complaining and arguing with the support is useless.

You know what, there are strong VPNs, and many people who can afford them can benefit from them and they could also be assigned their dedicated VPN that no one else can use, so it could be very hard for casinos to detect such and I believe the Yankees have all it takes to locate that and also pay for it without breaking a sweat. This must have been the case of this guy until he made the mistake of trying to verify the account with the driver's licence of a forbidden country.

Sometimes you can get lucky using VPN to gamble on all your bets without being detected. You could even make a huge winning and still, the casino do not bother to ask you to provide a KYC to verify your identity. Some people can be lucky but sometimes, it can be very painful when you are asked by the casino you are using to provide documents which is not in your possession or you don't have any the moment. This can be a very disappointing especially when you don't have the identity to verify that you are from the region of the VPN you are using. I urge everyone to be conscious of this because majority have made this kind of mistakes often times and never get access to there funds.

Well, what to do if you want to play, and access without a VPN is generally impossible to provide, since there are some prohibitions on a direct connection to the casino site, and they can be both on the casino side, for example, sanction lists of countries, and on the user side, for example, a ban at the regional level on gambling in general. So avid players have to somehow get out of it, use a VPN or something else.

We should not give an excuse to encourage gamblers to use VPNs and later find themselves in Waterloo. It has always been on both sides where the casino prohibits the country or the country of residence prohibits the casino, either way, there is an obstacle. Some people might think that it is their country that prohibits the casino so the casino will look away, no, we've seen some people whose accounts were blocked on the KYC stage and all their money seized due to that. The VPN has also failed many, they issued the same IPs to many people gambling on the same casino. I wonder how that will not spell trouble if it persists.

And most likely, this will definitely lead to problems.
On the one hand, it is impossible for anyone to forbid a person from striving to play gambling. It will not work anyway. All that remains is to somehow choose a method of such a game with a guarantee of receiving a win. And here, just VPN and KYC are serious obstacles that create problems for the player in this matter. And AI will most likely soon allow identifying each player personally anyway and then the issue of anonymity will simply, unfortunately, become a thing of the past. And this is sad, as if you are making public some of the data you hide about yourself without wanting it. In a sense, this can even be regarded as psychological violence against personal freedom.