Would you allow your underage kid to use your detail for KYC after a big win.

[Orpichukwu]

This thread reminds me of the argument I was having a few days ago.

When we talk about minors not being allowed to gamble, it's a general rule everywhere, not just in some countries, so if a child who is below 18 years has been gambling without the knowledge of the parent and he or she happensto win an amount which requires advanced KYC to be passed, if the child uses his real ID card, it will be noticed that he's not yet of age.

As a parent to the child, can you allow the child to use your details to pass KYC verification, if asked? And if you do that, does it also mean that you are supporting underage gambling?

[Tungbulu]

Did I hear you say after a big win?

Well that money can't waste in there, and for that reason alone, I'll be more than willing to provide my detains to claim that money. But that doesn't really mean I'm abating underage gambling.

But even if I noticed that my underaged kid is gambling, I won't actually try to stop him, especially if I know that they're already actively involved in it. Rather, I'll try to make sure that he does it responsibly.

[_BlackStar]

As a parent to the child, can you allow the child to use your details to pass KYC verification, if asked? And if you do that, does it also mean that you are supporting underage gambling?

No - in fact from the start I would not allow him to gamble or try to gamble, so that kind of case will not happen. I don't want to be another person who allows their underage children to gamble instead of preventing it. Underage gambling is prohibited and should not be done under any circumstances - but perhaps some parents might consent to KYC documents if there's a large win waiting to be withdrawn.

[Mrbluntzy]

As a parent to the child, can you allow the child to use your details to pass KYC verification, if asked? And if you do that, does it also mean that you are supporting underage gambling?

Supporting underage gambling is when am aware that the kid is gambler and I didn't stop him or her. In this situation, I was not aware that the kid was secretly gambling, therefore if they had a massive win, instead of letting the money to waste, I will offer to let them use my details to pass the KYC but after withdrawing the money, I will keep it in a savings account for the kid until he or she comes of age and I will also make it a duty to stop the kid from every gambling activities since am now fully aware of their gambling activity. I will make sure to deprive the kid from gambling until he or she is 18+.  Another method I could use to handle such a situation is to deprive the kid from gambling and let the KYC hanging like that until they get to 18+ when they can have their IDs and pass the KYC.

[Cookdata]

This thread reminds me of the argument I was having a few days ago.

When we talk about minors not being allowed to gamble, it's a general rule everywhere, not just in some countries, so if a child who is below 18 years has been gambling without the knowledge of the parent and he or she happensto win an amount which requires advanced KYC to be passed, if the child uses his real ID card, it will be noticed that he's not yet of age.

As a parent to the child, can you allow the child to use your details to pass KYC verification, if asked? And if you do that, does it also mean that you are supporting underage gambling?

I'm not sure there are unlimited non KYC casino for kids to play around with casino but if you have a kid that is smart enough to know the difference, then questions need to be asked where and how they even started because this is abuse of the freedom their parents must have given them. I will allowed my child to use my documents to KYC if the need be but that's going to be the very end of his gambling lifestyle, he is not going to gamble again until they are ready and by that, I mean age.

There is difference between supporting something and event that has already happen. If it's by law, the money belongs to the child and since the parent is responsible for everything the child does, then parent has a very valid reason to stand for any responsibility that comes after and as for the KYC, there is nothing wrong but for gambling, the parents has the right to take any action against their child, it's left for the parent to correct their child for the wrong doings.

[cabron]

Depends on how much he money he won. If the amount is not worth it then he can forget about it or he could just continue playing until he aged. I believe he would be mandated to submit KYC when he withdraws the money, if not then I guess he can continue to keep it secret. This is is he isn't that smart.

A kid trying to play on casino would be as resourceful as an adult, I'm sure he could find someone who will just give away his identity for $50.

[Zlantann]

As a parent to the child, can you allow the child to use your details to pass KYC verification, if asked? And if you do that, does it also mean that you are supporting underage gambling?

This is a very complicated situation that needs to be well handled. Firstly, allowing the child to use your KYC is against the terms of service of the casino; it could also be a criminal offence. Secondly, you are not teaching the child to do the right thing. It shows that you are teaching your child to break the law. The money might be tempting, but it's better to do the right thing, which would help build a good child, than to choose money and raise a lawbreaker.

[SATWAT]

I am living in country where already many sites are restricted and not allowing members to have accounts but if somehow he is able to have account surely I am not going to encourage him about this because this is surely going to be problem for him in the future.
Now if he had big amounted which needed to be withdrawn, and he needs my details for KYC maybe I can help him because money matters now specially in conditions where we are living right now but still I am strongly feeling its not good time for him to go ahead with this hobby because things could be worst for him if he keeps going.
New generation is going fast which is increasing problems but still they always needed gaudiness and friendship for having thing normal and better for their future.

[BABY SHOES]

This would be a big dilemma especially since the big win could change their family for the better and who would let big money slip away?

If the winner is a poor person it may not matter as the parents will allow and provide data for KYC for the amount of money, some will refuse because it lets people know because their underage child becomes a gambler.

Honestly if it was a win of more than $100K I would provide the data, but not to continue supporting the child to gamble.

[Mia Chloe]

When we talk about minors not being allowed to gamble, it's a general rule everywhere, not just in some countries, so if a child who is below 18 years has been gambling without the knowledge of the parent and he or she happensto win an amount which requires advanced KYC to be passed, if the child uses his real ID card, it will be noticed that he's not yet of age.

I think as generations pass societal values tend to decline gradually. And as a result of this many parents would accept that especially if the amount they won from the casino is really really huge compared to the financial state of the family. Anyways it is never a good option to allow kids gamble and this doesn't need much of an explanation simply because the effects are obvious on the society. Kids can slip into addiction super fast and a kid consumed by any form of negative addiction is the last thing you'd ever want as a parent.

[Orpichukwu]

No - in fact from the start I would not allow him to gamble or try to gamble, so that kind of case will not happen. I don't want to be another person who allows their underage children to gamble instead of preventing it. Underage gambling is prohibited and should not be done under any circumstances - but perhaps some parents might consent to KYC documents if there's a large win waiting to be withdrawn.

What you are saying is that in a situation where you are aware, you can stop the child from gambling, and it will not get to that point again where there will be a need for you to offer your details for KYC verification, but now that you are only finding out when the child has already gotten a winning, it's left for you to either offer to pass KYC and get the winning out, or you abandon it because of your principle.

Supporting underage gambling is when am aware that the kid is gambler and I didn't stop him or her. In this situation, I was not aware that the kid was secretly gambling, therefore if they had a massive win, instead of letting the money to waste, I will offer to let them use my details to pass the KYC but after withdrawing the money, I will keep it in a savings account for the kid until he or she comes of age and I will also make it a duty to stop the kid from every gambling activities since am now fully aware of their gambling activity. I will make sure to deprive the kid from gambling until he or she is 18+.  Another method I could use to handle such a situation is to deprive the kid from gambling and let the KYC hanging like that until they get to 18+ when they can have their IDs and pass the KYC.

Your last idea is not favorable if you ask me, because you can't predict what will happen to the casino from now till when the child will reach the age of majority before using his documents to pass the verification, and even if that happens, it's very likely that the casino will also detect that during the time that the money was won, the child was an illegal gambler, and they can deny the child the withdrawal since it's against policy for an underage child to gamble.

There is difference between supporting something and event that has already happen. If it's by law, the money belongs to the child and since the parent is responsible for everything the child does, then parent has a very valid reason to stand for any responsibility that comes after and as for the KYC, there is nothing wrong but for gambling, the parents has the right to take any action against their child, it's left for the parent to correct their child for the wrong doings.

I get your point; if it's by law, the money belongs to the child, but if we also follow the same gambling law properly, the child has violated the casino policy, and it is found the money will no longer belong to the child, which is what also makes the issue a bit more complicated, since it's an event that has already happened. Offering the help, which is something almost all parents will do, is a must, but that's also somehow robbing the casino.

[bakasabo]

As a parent to the child, can you allow the child to use your details to pass KYC verification, if asked? And if you do that, does it also mean that you are supporting underage gambling?

No - in fact from the start I would not allow him to gamble or try to gamble, so that kind of case will not happen. I don't want to be another person who allows their underage children to gamble instead of preventing it. Underage gambling is prohibited and should not be done under any circumstances - but perhaps some parents might consent to KYC documents if there's a large win waiting to be withdrawn.

I am not trying to make you look bad, but if turns that your child has won a million, I think you would change your mind and give him your details for KYC verification. I think everyone would do so. Speaking for myself - I would give my data to pass KYC and withdraw a big win. But, if that success was achieved without me knowing about it (gambled secretly) then I would get really angry and figure out a punishment. Probably I would hold that big win until child turns 18+. I think that would be fair.

[tabas]

Well, applying the 'for every rule, there is an exception' this could be one of it. It's just gonna be a one time use of my KYC and after that, there won't be any next moments so that my underage kid won't be tolerated. I'll just take the money and give it to them but then, it won't be followed anymore. There is a need for these kids to know their limitation and they shouldn't be gambling at their age when it's not their hard earned money that's spent on it even if they've won at that moment.

[aioc]

As a parent to the child, can you allow the child to use your details to pass KYC verification, if asked? And if you do that, does it also mean that you are supporting underage gambling?

I will never do such a thing. This is immoral, and you are pushing and exposing your child to gambling at an earlier stage of his life. Here in our country, doing so constitutes child abuse.

Underage individuals should concentrate on their schooling, and gambling should never take even a small amount of time until they are mature enough to know what they are doing.
We as parents know what is suitable for our children, and exposing them to gambling is such a bad idea.

[DYING_S0UL]

Wait what? Did you just said underage kid?
Well I'll beat the shit out of him first if he did something like gambler. I would certainly not allow him to gamble in the first place. He should be in his study room studying. As for claiming the wins, I'm not sure, this feels like a pretty lucrative thing for anyone to waste away...

[Y3shot]

As a parent to the child, can you allow the child to use your details to pass KYC verification, if asked? And if you do that, does it also mean that you are supporting underage gambling?

If I decide not to allow my child to use my kyc then it Is already a big loss because it won't even erase the gambling experience of the child all these while that I'm not aware the child gambling activities.

 I'll release my details for the kyc because the gambling was not played for free and this is just a reward but this doesn't mean I'll be so excited because of the win and that will make me not to tell him the right thing to do. I will still advice him to quit gambling because it is not the right age to embark on gambling.

Gambling do affect underage more because they gamble with low understanding.  At first they see gambling as a medium for money to be made and they now abuse it to gamble without control to make money by all means.

[Asiska02]

As a parent to the child, can you allow the child to use your details to pass KYC verification, if asked? And if you do that, does it also mean that you are supporting underage gambling?

Why would my child even be involved in gambling at an early age when he’s still under my watch? Those are one of the things I’ll make sure I take note of with my children to distance themselves from at an early age because of the adverse effect of it when they get addicted to it from a young age. A child that enjoys the pleasure of money from a young age when they have no responsibility, when they grow to have responsibilities, they don’t know how to manage money again and become a person without savings and management skill which will affect their whole life. I don’t want to even of think of a possibility of a chance of it happening because I won’t take it cool on him.

[sotelorene]

This thread reminds me of the argument I was having a few days ago.

When we talk about minors not being allowed to gamble, it's a general rule everywhere, not just in some countries, so if a child who is below 18 years has been gambling without the knowledge of the parent and he or she happensto win an amount which requires advanced KYC to be passed, if the child uses his real ID card, it will be noticed that he's not yet of age.

As a parent to the child, can you allow the child to use your details to pass KYC verification, if asked? And if you do that, does it also mean that you are supporting underage gambling?

First of all I can't be staying under the same roof with my child without knowing if he is a gambler or not because I am gambler and I should know some move and signs right. But if it happens that I don't know and then one day my child come to me and told me about something like this I won't yell at him or her but I will freely give him or her my ID card and after that we can now discuss what prompt him to go into gambling. But then again, the gambling site he signed up at must have contain his details and so using another document or ID to do KYC, some site won't allow it.

[Btcdeybodi]

As a parent to the child, can you allow the child to use your details to pass KYC verification, if asked? And if you do that, does it also mean that you are supporting underage gambling?

This is money we are talking about here so inasmuch as it involves a winning, why not, let him use my details to do the KYC verification but i will advise him not to gamble further till he gets to the required age before gambling. However, i don't think the age is so much of a concern to casinos because the reason why they give a specific age for gamblers is because they assume that anyone that get to that age can take responsibility of things that comes out of gambling. It's not like am supporting under age gambling that is why i said i will advise him not to gamble anymore till he reach the required age so i can't just let him lose the money just because he practice underage gambling.

[Crypto Library]

As a parent to the child, can you allow the child to use your details to pass KYC verification, if asked? And if you do that, does it also mean that you are supporting underage gambling?

Actually, if I were in that situation, I would definitely prepare to withdraw the jackpot by verifying my KYC data.

But that doesn't mean that I support underage gambling, I basically won't waste the jackpot here because of just the shitty emotions.
And if I have to say something in favor of this, I have to say that if my underage child is already gambling where I don't know, it might be my fault for not being a good parent or because there was a gap in my ability to keep an eye on him. But of course, after getting the jackpot, I will take the account under me so that he can't gamble again before he becomes an adult.