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

[harapan]

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?

Allowing your child use your details to pass KYC inorder to catch the win only shows a clear sign that you're giving him/her consent over gambling. And thus it's not gonna help him along the line. What happens to the child when he gets of age and before then there may be chances of him getting addicted in the long run cause you've supported him from scratch, so I think as a parent bluntly refusing it would  send lot of message that gambling isn't meant for underage kids.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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?

If my underaged child starts gambling without my knowledge and it happens that he ended up winning a significant amount of money which he or she can't withdraw without having to pass kyc verification first, and the matter is brought to my knowledge..
Well, my decision either to help or not will depend on my financial status at the time..

If I am already very wealthy and rich to a level that the money won is like what we usually term as a chicken change, I may or may not decide to help, but if I decide to help, he will have to promise me never to gamble again.

But if at the time I am not financially buoyant and the money he or she won will potentially change our lives, I would without hesitation help him to complete the kyc verification with my own document, we pull out the money and start living a better life, but then, he or she will have to promise me never to gamble again until he is of the right age, and I will monitor him or her from then to ensure that he or she doesn't disobey, this is to help him or her not to become addicted to gambling.

[₿itcoin]

This specific scenario sounds as if the minor was secretly gambling with their own money and hit a jackpot which cannot withdraw without the help of their parents, so the minor confeses to their parents about their gambling habits in order to withdraw the money.
Withdrawing the money does not necessarily mean one would be supporting underage gambling, though. What if the parents accepted to use their documents to successfully withdraw the money and use all of it to pay for the education of their underage child and also some psychological healthcare for their child not to become addicted to gambling and stay away from it?

It is rather issue of morality and points of view of what it is right or wrong, I am pretty sure and very conservative muslin family would not even consider the possibility to use their documents to withdraw the money and they would severely scold their child for going against the teaching of their religion.

Not only religious, if cheldren used their parents govt issued ID to assist their withdrawal from gambling money is both legally & morally worrisome. You should have to know the purpose of KYC, KYC laws are used to shut out minors from gambling, by making it compulsory that licensed gambling platforms confirm age & identification before they give you the money. implying that if childrens use their parents identity then it bypasses legal security, right? In addition starting gambling before legal age seriously puts you at risk of problem gambling later. Even if the finance is used in teaching or treating this problems, it is helping underage staking intentionally. So parental action should focus on prevention, not withdrawal assistance, lol.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I don't know what I would do if something like that happened to me. Of course, on the one hand I'd want to withdraw the money, but on the other, it shows how weak we are just because of money. I absolutely don't want to be in that situation in the future, and hopefully I never have to be as a parent.

It's not that you shouldn't think a lot, you should do the KYC, to withdraw the money, but that child's talent must be exploited in other things, it's not right for him to be in a casino Because his age doesn't allow it and he doesn't have the maturity, I would let him spend that money because it's his luck, but I wouldn't allow him to get any closer, since it's a great temptation.

[lienfaye]

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?

After a big win right? So yes, to be able to claim the money. Let's be practical since it happened already. But if that's not the case, of course I will not tolerate my child's doing. Anyway, even after I claimed the winning amount, I will talk to my child that he is not allowed to gamble yet for being a minor. Good communication is necessary since it probably happened because of what they see on you as a parent.

[alastantiger]

If my underaged child starts gambling without my knowledge and it happens that he ended up winning a significant amount of money which he or she can't withdraw without having to pass kyc verification first, and the matter is brought to my knowledge..
Well, my decision either to help or not will depend on my financial status at the time..

Don't say that because you're allowing money to have control over you. Your decision should be made based on what's right to do or wrong. An underage shouldn't be gambling hence when they come to you with that problem of not being able to withdraw, teach them the lesson that'll help them in life. Stopping a child from gambling can help save a soul from becoming addicted to gambling as it is destroying alot of our youths without we knowing and that's taking away some brilliant minds that would had been inventors in making the world a better place. Gambling isn't for kids and any act that go against fighting against underage gambling shouldn't be encouraged.

[Alex077]

If my underaged child starts gambling without my knowledge and it happens that he ended up winning a significant amount of money which he or she can't withdraw without having to pass kyc verification first, and the matter is brought to my knowledge..
Well, my decision either to help or not will depend on my financial status at the time..

Don't say that because you're allowing money to have control over you. Your decision should be made based on what's right to do or wrong. An underage shouldn't be gambling hence when they come to you with that problem of not being able to withdraw, teach them the lesson that'll help them in life. Stopping a child from gambling can help save a soul from becoming addicted to gambling as it is destroying alot of our youths without we knowing and that's taking away some brilliant minds that would had been inventors in making the world a better place. Gambling isn't for kids and any act that go against fighting against underage gambling shouldn't be encouraged.

But age limits exist for clear scientific and ethical reasons. kids under 18 lack mature impulse control and are roughly twice as likely to develop gambling problems. If I recall correctly, I've read a news in UK 1.5% of 11-17 year‑olds now meet criteria for problem gambling. Worse, when we see parental gambling behaviour move forward to their kids gradually and make them addicted. So yes, it is right to teach consequences, but it is also your legal and medical duty to lock down access, monitor digital habits, and get help early before it spirals into addiction.

[Fredomago]

I don't know what I would do if something like that happened to me. Of course, on the one hand I'd want to withdraw the money, but on the other, it shows how weak we are just because of money. I absolutely don't want to be in that situation in the future, and hopefully I never have to be as a parent.

It's not that you shouldn't think a lot, you should do the KYC, to withdraw the money, but that child's talent must be exploited in other things, it's not right for him to be in a casino Because his age doesn't allow it and he doesn't have the maturity, I would let him spend that money because it's his luck, but I wouldn't allow him to get any closer, since it's a great temptation.

Yup, not because of greed but because the kid deserve to earn that win so allowing him to use your info for KYC is just a way to transfer out his money, after that, you should do your part as parent/guardian, like what you said his young mind is prone to commit mistakes, he might be lucky at first but if you'll let him to continue he may lose a lot after.

Better to keep the kid away after transferring the money, there are many venues where he can find enjoyment, gambling is not an appropriate place for young minds.

[nara1892]

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?

After a big win right? So yes, to be able to claim the money. Let's be practical since it happened already. But if that's not the case, of course I will not tolerate my child's doing. Anyway, even after I claimed the winning amount, I will talk to my child that he is not allowed to gamble yet for being a minor. Good communication is necessary since it probably happened because of what they see on you as a parent.

Well, I think so too, and I think it's the right decision. Let's be realistic: we all need money. So there's no problem lending our personal information to a child to claim their winnings. After all, it's already happened; the game is over, and they won.

At most, after the withdrawal process is complete, we can talk to our child, as you suggested, about not getting involved in gambling because they're still underage. That's what I'll do, too. But after that, I'll definitely supervise the child more often, because, as is often the case, when a gambler wins, the likelihood of them returning is very high.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Better to keep the kid away after transferring the money, there are many venues where he can find enjoyment, gambling is not an appropriate place for young minds.

You're right, the best thing for them is sports and activities like painting, art, music, so that they stay well entertained and don't have time to think about casinos, it's difficult because there are children who are incredibly intelligent and well, they want money , but through casinos it's not the best way to look for money, but in this aspect we must be people who must always seek continuous improvement and have a balance so that they live their childhood efficiently.

[Findingnemo]

Legally, you can't. But it is possible just complete the KYC with your identity and take the money which depends on how much money, and how rich the parent and how strong he is with the moral principles.

Not claiming the win doesn't mean you can stop underage gambling, and in my opinion it's wasting the luck due to some stubborn attitude.

But hey, who am I to tell what you should or shouldn't do?

[Dunamisx]

Am not going to resist my child from having any information required for KYC in gambling, not even after he made it to winning a bet, but also, am a father, i should count it a failure upon me for not knowing what my son is doing behind me, we should be accountable to every abilities our children are up to, we cant claimed been unaware of any of their acts, when they are still leaving under us, we have to watch over them been their guardian.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Am not going to resist my child from having any information required for KYC in gambling, not even after he made it to winning a bet, but also, am a father, i should count it a failure upon me for not knowing what my son is doing behind me, we should be accountable to every abilities our children are up to, we cant claimed been unaware of any of their acts, when they are still leaving under us, we have to watch over them been their guardian.

I understand, in the end there are things that you can escape as parents, because also at one time we were like that, what happens is that the level of daring in this case is something , I would say that we have to be grateful that it was once like that and it was not in a place where they would Contact him even to kill him, there are many very dangerous places where there are really sick people.

[Fredomago]

Better to keep the kid away after transferring the money, there are many venues where he can find enjoyment, gambling is not an appropriate place for young minds.

You're right, the best thing for them is sports and activities like painting, art, music, so that they stay well entertained and don't have time to think about casinos, it's difficult because there are children who are incredibly intelligent and well, they want money , but through casinos it's not the best way to look for money, but in this aspect we must be people who must always seek continuous improvement and have a balance so that they live their childhood efficiently.

Not the best place and with their young minds chances that they just easily ba manipulated by the kind of believes that they can easily gained or earn money if luck permits, that's lie behind this venue, most likely they'll lose money and if fate leads them to addiction for sure you are the one that will care that much, so better to keep them away and lead them to other activities like you mentioned.

[Taskford]

You're right, the best thing for them is sports and activities like painting, art, music, so that they stay well entertained and don't have time to think about casinos, it's difficult because there are children who are incredibly intelligent and well, they want money , but through casinos it's not the best way to look for money, but in this aspect we must be people who must always seek continuous improvement and have a balance so that they live their childhood efficiently.

Not the best place and with their young minds chances that they just easily ba manipulated by the kind of believes that they can easily gained or earn money if luck permits, that's lie behind this venue, most likely they'll lose money and if fate leads them to addiction for sure you are the one that will care that much, so better to keep them away and lead them to other activities like you mentioned.

The accessibility of online gambling now makes young people like to engage with especially that there influencers trying to manipulate them by saying that its easy to win if they play.

This is why we need to guide them and teach them about the danger and point those better activities which has been mentioned so that they can stay away on those possible danger brought up by gambling activities.

But if it really happens they are playing without me knowing then it happens that he win huge well yes I will let them borrowed my details. But after that I will explain them everything they should know so that they realize that what happen is just a pure luck and they better stay away with this before they experience the worse situations which they might regret to happen.

[rbynxx]

Am not going to resist my child from having any information required for KYC in gambling, not even after he made it to winning a bet, but also, am a father, i should count it a failure upon me for not knowing what my son is doing behind me, we should be accountable to every abilities our children are up to, we cant claimed been unaware of any of their acts, when they are still leaving under us, we have to watch over them been their guardian.

That’s still a question but if it’s truly a life changing win, would you be able to resist? I don’t think so. The reprimanding can come later, just a reality check here. These days, it’s difficult to keep an eye on children all the time, and with that in mind, you’d still need to advise them if a bet ends up changing their life. At the very least, you can secure it for their future like putting it into an education fund so it actually works for them in the long run. Not that I'll let it slide but it's already there so you have to act with practicality as well.

[bubilas]

I think that if children are brought up to be serious and have the ability to approach any matter thoroughly, then they can bet on sports. Or even play a little in online casinos, but only if they do not spend too much money on it.
I can't say that I see KYC as some kind of incredible evil, because not every platform necessarily sells our personal data somewhere on the side.
If my child has to go through KYC to receive the prize, then I don't see anything wrong with that. The main thing is that he does this in a trusted casino, for example, one of those presented on our forum.

[HONDACD125]

Allowing your child use your details to pass KYC inorder to catch the win only shows a clear sign that you're giving him/her consent over gambling.

How is that giving him consent? I don't agree with this at all. You are not supposed to tell your kid that he's doing a great thing, and that he should continue doing that, you can even scold him and get angry for gambling, but it's not wise to let the money go if he has already managed to win it. I don't find it being wise to not allow him to complete KYC and withdraw the funds only because you don't want him to gamble, you can always make him do that even after withdrawing the funds.

And thus it's not gonna help him along the line. What happens to the child when he gets of age and before then there may be chances of him getting addicted in the long run cause you've supported him from scratch, so I think as a parent bluntly refusing it would  send lot of message that gambling isn't meant for underage kids.

That's not how it works. When you come to know that he's been gambling and has won a big amount in gambling but needs to verify the account to withdraw the funds. You should get mad at him, scold him, maybe beat him a little so that he can fear that what he did is a wrong thing, but then you should either make him verify the account using your details or do it yourself and withdraw the funds. This way, he won't get the wrong message, and you will also get the money.

[Strongkored]

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?

It is not easy to just let go of money that could be ours, especially if it is a big amount, and maybe parents will do it if the amount is deemed appropriate to be used as a reason to do KYC, especially if the parents have done KYC before, meaning KYC is not something they will avoid, if you do KYC on behalf of your child, it does not actually mean you support underage gambling, but because money is indeed tempting.

[Nightwatchmare]

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?

It is not good for minors to engage in gambling because it can influence them to steal their parents money when they don't have money to gamble, and that's why minors aren't allowed to gamble in all countries. But if i have a son that  starts gambling behind my back, and he was lucky to win a big amount that require him to pass KYC to withdraw his money from the gambling website, i will allow him to use my documents to pass the KYC so that he can have access to his money. When he has successfully withdraw his winnings, I will causion him never to gamble since he is a minor and if i caught he doing that, i will hand him over to the government to face the law.