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[Autograph]

Clearly this talk board is a biased location to post any consumer complaints.

[Findingnemo]

There was:
No identity verification
No age check
No affordability checks
No source-of-funds checks
No geo-blocking

Nothing.

This is not “low KYC”. This is no KYC at all.

But you agreed to their ToS right? Means you are violating their terms and you will not be able to withdraw the funds even if you managed to deposit and win some. Most casinos will request the KYC at the time of withdrawal request and it seems to be on purpose or whatever but user holds the responsibility not the casino in my opinion.

[Su-asa]

From what you said here, it's obvious that you used a VPN to register on the rainbet platform as those residing in the United Kingdom are not allowed to create an account on the rainbet platform, which is why you were able to create an account through VPN. Or you did not read their terms and conditions before you create an account with VPN and make deposit with crypto currency?

[adultcrypto]

You are an experienced player and you seem to know the law surrounding gambling but you intentionally deposited money in the platform with the hope that you will win and if you lose the money, you will blackmail the casino into returning your money. This is exactly what you did, you are not a gamble addict, you are just a sharp guy trying to play smart. If you know the law but intentionally break it, what moral standing do you have to force another party to obey the law?

My simple verdict is that you have lost the money, move on and don't chase winds. Assuming you won, you would have happily withdrew your money and stay quiet or move on to the next casino you want to exploit.

[Justbillywitt]

So you are letting us know that you create the account with Rainbet to test if they are actually complying with players protection, yet you deposited up to 12 times before you realised that they were not complying. What if you had won and somehow you were allowed to withdraw your money would have come here to make this post? You played and lost all the money that was when you realised that they are not complying with players protection. It's fine we have heard you.

[acroman08]

No offense but you would have no issue with all of it if you won and were able to withdraw. The only reason why you are complaining now is that you lost your money and possibly want a refund. If you had an issue with Rainbet and their "Serious Compliance & Player Protection Failures," you would have never tried to deposit money into the casino. You mentioned "accountability", you seem not to be taking one.

[robe123]

Just to be clear: you accessed the casino using a VPN (since you say you're from the UK), accepted the terms and conditions, and chose to gamble. Now, after the outcome, you are attempting to blackmail the casino into issuing a refund. Personal responsibility cannot be applied selectively only when the result is unfavorable to you.

[adultcrypto]

You are an experienced player and you seem to know the law surrounding gambling but you intentionally deposited money in the platform with the hope that you will win and if you lose the money, you will blackmail the casino into returning your money. This is exactly what you did, you are not a gamble addict, you are just a sharp guy trying to play smart. If you know the law but intentionally break it, what moral standing do you have to force another party to obey the law?

My simple verdict is that you have lost the money, move on and don't chase winds. Assuming you won, you would have happily withdrew your money and stay quiet or move on to the next casino you want to exploit.

I completely disagree, as someone who has been diagnosed with a problem there are certain triggers that impact the ability to think clearly in the moment.

Which makes sites like these so dangerous. They give the ability to make a split second decision and lose your money instantly. Which is why there is so much player protection in other territories.

Had I won any money which is highly unlikely due to the spiral I was in, the casino wouldve in sure then asked for KYC and invalidated my winnings.

There is no way in which I gain from this situation, the casino is the only one who profits from problem gambling here.

Like I said before, you are not a problem gambler, you know exactly what you are doing. Being a problem gambler does not mean you will consciously deposit money in a platform which, according to you, your money will never come back. Why chose such platform when there are many other casinos? I still have my reservation about your story because it does not add up. Like I said before, you have no case here because you knew the law as you have explicitly demonstrated in your post, yet you broke the law and here you are trying to force Rainbet to obey the law, please make it to make sense.