Crypto bookmaker site suggestions

[obiznka]

Hi all, I've been looking for a no KYC, crypto betting site for a long time, but all of them are some kind of trash. If I'm just looking for a bookmaker where I can place a couple bets, not give my id and pay with crypto, so far it's Gamdom, there was also Jackbit. The rest of them are all crap. On Trustpilot people are saying that almost every site blocks you from withdrawing money under idiotic excuses. In general, do you have any advice?

[Slow death]

You are being unfair to many casinos. For example, Stake.com is a very reliable casino that has been operating for many years and has been paying without problems and they are complying with government laws, that is why they ask for KYC and this is something that most casinos will do, because they have no choice. You are not happy with doing KYC, it is something that is understandable, but you should not insult the casinos, as you said that "Gamdom" was good, then use Gamdom

[acroman08]

you'd have a hard time looking for that kind of bookmaker, The majority of bookmakers nowadays that have a good reputation usually have in their ToS that they can request KYC at their own discretion, they may not ask you to perform KYC during registration but they could ask you while gambling or while trying to withdraw. also, the two sportsbooks you mentioned also have those kinds of rules in their ToS.

[obiznka]

Bro, as i meant sites like bc.game, shuffle, etc. You probably misunderstood me. I meant that most of the sites that give you to bet without documents and crypto is just scammer sites under a beautiful wrapper. Read TrustPilot about these two sites and you will understand everything. I'm just scared of all these sites and I'm factually saying they're crap.

you'd have a hard time looking for that kind of bookmaker, The majority of bookmakers nowadays that have a good reputation usually have in their ToS that they can request KYC at their own discretion, they may not ask you to perform KYC during registration but they could ask you while gambling or while trying to withdraw. also, the two sportsbooks you mentioned also have those kinds of rules in their ToS.

I withdrew from Gamdom 300 Dollars without my id. So i thought its no KYC

[acroman08]

you'd have a hard time looking for that kind of bookmaker, The majority of bookmakers nowadays that have a good reputation usually have in their ToS that they can request KYC at their own discretion, they may not ask you to perform KYC during registration but they could ask you while gambling or while trying to withdraw. also, the two sportsbooks you mentioned also have those kinds of rules in their ToS.

I withdrew from Gamdom 300 Dollars without my id. So i thought its no KYC

yeah, there are sportsbooks/casinos that usually don't ask for KYC on withdrawals but they still can ask you anytime they want, I've seen a lot of posts/complaints from gamblers being asked to perform KYC when they try to withdraw from a sportsbook/casino and them being surprised because they thought the sportsbook/casino does not ask for KYC or not strict when it comes to KYC.

[Julien_Olynpic]

If you are looking for a completely KYC-free betting platform, then perhaps you should look at prediction platforms like Polymarket. In general, they almost never require KYC, unless you win very big. But overall, it is an anonymous betting platform and quite reputable. The only thing you might not like is the relatively small bookmaker line. In addition, there is an unusual betting method for a gambler. You do not place a bet in the classic sense, but buy “Yes” or “No” coins, and then sell them if their rate goes in your favor and fix the profit. Or sell with a small loss when you understand that the coin will not grow anymore.

[Smartprofit]

If you are looking for a completely KYC-free betting platform, then perhaps you should look at prediction platforms like Polymarket. In general, they almost never require KYC, unless you win very big. But overall, it is an anonymous betting platform and quite reputable. The only thing you might not like is the relatively small bookmaker line. In addition, there is an unusual betting method for a gambler. You do not place a bet in the classic sense, but buy “Yes” or “No” coins, and then sell them if their rate goes in your favor and fix the profit. Or sell with a small loss when you understand that the coin will not grow anymore.

I have heard a lot about the Polymarket online prediction platform (and once even visited their website), but I have never used their services. Their operating principle, which you described, is incredibly original and interesting! Using "Yes" and "No" tokens as bets is a very interesting technical solution.

Yes, it turns out that this is not quite a classic bookmaker's office, it is more like a cryptocurrency exchange. At the same time, the specifics of forecasting are preserved... A very original solution!

Perhaps not all players who are used to gambling will be able to immediately adapt to Polymarket. However, professional traders will certainly like this approach to forecasting. It is also very important that the Polymarket platform strives to position itself as an anonymous and confidential Internet platform.

[ryzaadit]

Nope, you will never find any site with no-KYC.

Trust me, In the end on term & condition they will always stated: We can ask yo KYC anytime we want, under some condition. So, looking no-KYC site will cannot find it because is none. Even my self love playing without KYC but always ready for KYC.

Especially you are playing on sportbets, your chance getting request by KYC is more higher than casino or slot player.

[BABY SHOES]

Bro, as i meant sites like bc.game, shuffle, etc. You probably misunderstood me. I meant that most of the sites that give you to bet without documents and crypto is just scammer sites under a beautiful wrapper. Read TrustPilot about these two sites and you will understand everything. I'm just scared of all these sites and I'm factually saying they're crap.

Can Trustpilot's review prove its veracity? That reviews can be manipulated too, right?

Every casino has its own Tos... and I'm sure almost all casinos say “we can request documents at any time if there is a problem” Whether it's a withdrawal or anything else the casino will definitely assess it.

So there are still many casinos without KYC... so it's not just Gamdom and Jackbit.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Not that you may not have the opportunity of getting a desiring bookmaker, but the issue you can have here is that the majority of the trusted ones you might finds can request for KYC, while knowing that your search does not cover within the scope of the ones that accept KYC, having a combination of your request is possible, but may take son time for more thorough search, if you try out some from the gambling section here if there is not KYC needed, try ask and confirm on that from their announcement thread.

[boyptc]

I withdrew from Gamdom 300 Dollars without my id. So i thought its no KYC

Soon if ever you withdraw the same amount or quite more, they're going to start asking you for verification.

And after that, you have no option but to comply because your money is in them and that's why everywhere you go, they'll ask for it.

They might not for now but it's only a matter of time when.

[yahoo62278]

Hi all, I've been looking for a no KYC, crypto betting site for a long time, but all of them are some kind of trash. If I'm just looking for a bookmaker where I can place a couple bets, not give my id and pay with crypto, so far it's Gamdom, there was also Jackbit. The rest of them are all crap. On Trustpilot people are saying that almost every site blocks you from withdrawing money under idiotic excuses. In general, do you have any advice?

If you have 2 you are currently using, why are you looking for another? I have been using Gamdom for the last 3 years with no issues personally. I have many withdraws of more than 1k and almost all have been pretty instant. Doesn't matter if I won playing sports or slots, they have always paid with no kyc.

[Agbe]

I don't know if you can get what you are looking for in the industry. Almost all the casinos now ask for KYC and if you don't want your identity to be known in the public you should restrain from gambling. Because in this present days almost all the casinos asked for KYC.

[len01]

Hi all, I've been looking for a no KYC, crypto betting site for a long time, but all of them are some kind of trash. If I'm just looking for a bookmaker where I can place a couple bets, not give my id and pay with crypto, so far it's Gamdom, there was also Jackbit. The rest of them are all crap. On Trustpilot people are saying that almost every site blocks you from withdrawing money under idiotic excuses. In general, do you have any advice?

Most of the casinos that are already recognized have a good reputation and have large traffic, usually they will still ask for KYC. It's all because of the policies that must be carried out by the casino. On the one hand, if you feel that GamDom is the best casino without KYC, have you ever made a withdrawal of 10k - 50k at once? Do they still not ask you for KYC?
I am sure that when you get a big win and want to withdraw it, you will eventually do KYC, or you will just stay committed without doing KYC and let your big win go.

[jstyler]

i get what you mean about the no kyc crypto bookmakers, its like theyre all either scams or super shady. i had a good experience with sportsbet.io, they dont ask for kyc and i can make deposits and withdrawals with btc. maybe worth a try?

[obiznka]

i would use Stake, but they ask tons of documents. And i dont want to give them, all my life documentation just to play a little bit.

[ryzaadit]

i would use Stake, but they ask tons of documents. And i dont want to give them, all my life documentation just to play a little bit.

Question, did you really will find it?

Man, you should take a review in a thread or a video on youtube. Sportbooks is the sector they're really monitoring, casino don't want a winning player either your account got suspended, bet size being reduce to zero and getting request for KYC.

You will never find a casino are not gonna to request you KYC. It's none for these sector.

[Kelward]

you'd have a hard time looking for that kind of bookmaker, The majority of bookmakers nowadays that have a good reputation usually have in their ToS that they can request KYC at their own discretion, they may not ask you to perform KYC during registration but they could ask you while gambling or while trying to withdraw. also, the two sportsbooks you mentioned also have those kinds of rules in their ToS.

I believe that no casino likes to intrude into their customers privacy, I know that they're more interested in your gambling in their sites and hopefully losing some money. They ask for KYC verifications because of government regulations so we can not blame them if they ask for it at anytime, it's to protect their businesses. We should just accept KYC as part of the personal requirements that intrudes into our privacy if we want to gamble on crypto casinos. If  you're looking to gamble in a reputable casino that means that you wouldn't mind to share your personal information at some point.

[Apocollapse]

If I'm just looking for a bookmaker where I can place a couple bets, not give my id and pay with crypto, so far it's Gamdom, there was also Jackbit. The rest of them are all crap.

Both of them are nothing different,
Check Gamdom they ask KYC https://gamdom.com/blog/understanding-kyc-and-its-role-in-crypto-2130
Check Jackbit they also ask KYC https://jackbit.com/en/static/terms?category=kycpolicy

For now, it's only https://dgbet.fun/

You can check the terms and conditions, you will not find KYC and identity verification on that site.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

i would use Stake, but they ask tons of documents. And i dont want to give them, all my life documentation just to play a little bit.

Stake is a reputable casino, for some casinos that might not ask for your KYC before you play, they can always ask for the KYC later on and it can be later after you have won a huge amount and wants to withdraw it, then they will ask for the KYC and you can not imagine the kind of document they will want you to upload. When I passed my KYC on stake, it was just my national Identity card I use and a utility bill for address proof.