The decline in the market turns to gambling

[knuckey]

Until now, I've only focused on the altcoin market and sought profits through the marketplace and reward programs.
Now the market is sluggish and it's rare to find projects that are truly serious about long-term development, so I decided to switch to gambling.
I like playing slots on local sites, but mathematically, I'm a complete loser.
Now I'm looking for a comfortable place to gamble. Please tell me which casinos have a good reputation, low transaction fees, and don't require KYC.
I want a comfortable place to bet on sports. The reason I chose sports betting is because it's trending in my country. There are lots of videos about predictions, so now is my chance to learn.

[Accardo]

Out of the numerous reputable casinos in this forum it's rare to find any that permits a no KYC policy. Submitting documents is mandatory for standard casinos, and it's a struggle most players deal with in recent times. However, Sport is a remarkable gaming activity, just be careful with the way you accumulate games, profits is not guaranteed.

[knuckey]

Out of the numerous reputable casinos in this forum it's rare to find any that permits a no KYC policy. Submitting documents is mandatory for standard casinos, and it's a struggle most players deal with in recent times. However, Sport is a remarkable gaming activity, just be careful with the way you accumulate games, profits is not guaranteed.

For me there is no gain without bitter experience.
So, which casinos are worth checking out from the forum?
At least they don't require KYC for deposits and withdrawals.

[Hispo]

You should not have any trouble finding a good place to gambling on here on the forum. There are very big, liquid and reputable casinos. Feel free to do your own research and see which casino meets your expectations.

Though, keep in mind most casinos ask for Know your client verification, so it would be difficult to you to find a good and reputed casino which at the same time does not require pictures of your documents.

When comes to people moving to gambling from trading on the market, I would say it is rather a degeneration of their way to get income. Nobody is supposed to move to gambling seeking for a way to make money, specially after taking hits from the market.

[Accardo]

For me there is no gain without bitter experience.
So, which casinos are worth checking out from the forum?
At least they don't require KYC for deposits and withdrawals.

You may be looking out for decentralized online casinos. This forum have more of regulatory compliance casinos that requires KYC mainly during withdrawal, Stake asks for KYC on deposit, and I would tell you not to deposit to any casino without going through their TOS, there you'd find when you'd be required to forward your KYC. I'm telling you this because some casinos would let you deposit without KYC, and ask for it later when you must have won some good amount.

[lovesmayfamilis]

OP, I literally see your question as meaning something like, "Show me the money button." You want to find a place that is guaranteed to bring you profit, but haven't you thought a little more broadly? If someone, let's imagine, knows a casino or other place that pays for certain actions quite easily, is it so important for them to stop their cash flow by telling everyone? You want everything at once, but it doesn't happen that way. Someone is looking for their places, someone is trying, but one way or another, there is no one who can confidently say that "I always play at the casino and always make a profit." Is it possible to beat the casino? I think you understand everything perfectly yourself.

[Charles-Tim]

I am only using stake.com but it requires KYC. If you look for those that do not require KYC, I do not know much about them. The other one that I know which is duelbit, no verification is required than your name and date of birth. I have not tried to withdraw on the site before, but I think you can give it a try.

But that is not yet the real thing. The real thing is because you were unable to make money from crypto, you want to start gambling because of that. That means you want to begin gambling because you want to make money from gambling, that can not help you at all than to make you get addicted to gambling and lose money. Do not gamble because you want to make money from gambling.

[Wapfika]

Until now, I've only focused on the altcoin market and sought profits through the marketplace and reward programs.
Now the market is sluggish and it's rare to find projects that are truly serious about long-term development, so I decided to switch to gambling.
I like playing slots on local sites, but mathematically, I'm a complete loser.
Now I'm looking for a comfortable place to gamble. Please tell me which casinos have a good reputation, low transaction fees, and don't require KYC.
I want a comfortable place to bet on sports. The reason I chose sports betting is because it's trending in my country. There are lots of videos about predictions, so now is my chance to learn.

I don’t want to discourage you on the sudden change from investment to gambling since there’s no long term profit in gambling if that’s your goal. You can only use it as way to get entertainment but not for long term profit.

Regarding reputable casino, You can DIY research on the gambling board and check personally the post of other member on casino announcement thread.

You can use BTCGOSU website if you want a thorough review from reputable user in the forum.

[shinratensei_]

A non KYC casino has greater chance to scam you caused by they were not compliance with the regulation. So why don't take a chance to play in the legalized gambling platform? It's much more safe.

I personally suggest you to go to stake. It accepted multiple currencies, build in swap platform, and have very low fees too. It should be a best place for you to start your gamble exp. If you're caring with your money, i don't think you will risky it to gamble in the casino that it's not comply with the regulation. It's caused by the casino owner of non kyc casino can ran away with your money. 

[xbetz.io]

This usually happens in sideways or declining markets. When price action dries up, people look for faster feedback loops and gambling fills that gap. The problem is that it feels like “action” but the edge is still against you. If you’re coming from altcoins, the biggest mistake is treating casinos like a replacement for trading. They’re not. If you decide to play, focus on low fees, small sessions, frequent withdrawals and don’t chase losses. No platform replaces discipline. Sports betting can be slower and more structured than slots, but it still requires risk management. Otherwise it just becomes another way to leak capital during a bear phase.

[Anayochukwu]

This shouldn't be a problem at all because there are many reputable casino here which you might even want to test them all, lol. But the truth is that always put it at your back of mind that reputable casino don't do without KYC, also I want you to understand that gambling involves losses than winnings so starting with the mindset of doubling your money overnight without sticking with the amount you can afford to lose would make it more difficult for you in the long run. So always try to be more discipline because there is guarantee of winnings in sports betting.

[Findingnemo]

~ so now is my chance to learn.

But what you are looking for is to earn, I will never suggest gambling as a way of making money. If you think you can't find the good projects to invest then find something apart from crypto because gambling is not an investment.

But if you are looking for a good casino to sports bet, then I suggest Stake which has all of that you are looking for except that no KYC, but you can go with basic verification which just needs your details only.

[Cointxz]

This shouldn't be a problem at all because there are many reputable casino here which you might even want to test them all, lol. But the truth is that always put it at your back of mind that reputable casino don't do without KYC, also I want you to understand that gambling involves losses than winnings so starting with the mindset of doubling your money overnight without sticking with the amount you can afford to lose would make it more difficult for you in the long run. So always try to be more discipline because there is guarantee of winnings in sports betting.

Even the premise of his statement which is using gambling as an alternative to crypto trading just because the market is bad condition is already a red flag and will result to big disaster since he is clearly aiming for a source of income rather than entertainment.



@OP I recommend Stake since it’s a leading crypto casino but I’m afraid on your gambling endeavor knowing you have a wrong mindset. Wishing you a safe and responsible gambling.

[obuoma]

Out of the numerous reputable casinos in this forum it's rare to find any that permits a no KYC policy. Submitting documents is mandatory for standard casinos, and it's a struggle most players deal with in recent times. However, Sport is a remarkable gaming activity, just be careful with the way you accumulate games, profits is not guaranteed.

I don't think so Sir because there are many casinos that allow people play without passing through KYC. I know that Stakes, whose signature you are wearing, requires KYC before withdrawals but that is not the case with many casinos including Betmoco, Duelbits, Rainbet and many others. The only time they will request a user to complete KYC is when there is a big win or they suspect something with the user's activities in their platform and this is clearly stated in their TOS so that users are aware that it is possible for the casino to request for KYC.

[danherbias07]

It will be difficult to find a no-KYC sports betting site. There's a chance that you will bump into a scam gambling site or a fishy one. They may look reputable, but they can do evil works when you are inside, like freezing funds or just making a case against you, which will make them profit more easily by taking your money.

Why avoid KYC? Are you not of the legal age to gamble? It's security for both you and the sports bookie, and I think most reputable online gambling sites right now are following the rules of a KYC-inclined sports bookie. It will be difficult to find a truly reputable one that doesn't have that kind of rule.

[Betwrong]

Until now, I've only focused on the altcoin market and sought profits through the marketplace and reward programs.
Now the market is sluggish and it's rare to find projects that are truly serious about long-term development, so I decided to switch to gambling.
I like playing slots on local sites, but mathematically, I'm a complete loser.
Now I'm looking for a comfortable place to gamble. Please tell me which casinos have a good reputation, low transaction fees, and don't require KYC.
I want a comfortable place to bet on sports. The reason I chose sports betting is because it's trending in my country. There are lots of videos about predictions, so now is my chance to learn.

You decided to switch to gambling for what? If you think it can be for you a new way of making money, that's, I can tell you that, a bad idea. Just read posts through this forum and read the comments in this very thread and you'll see, why. If you want to make money, find a good job and gamble only for your entertainment to relax, to have a break from your hard work and then you'll be able to work even harder after that. That's what is gambling for.

[michellee]

I suggest you to leaves gambling before it is too late. You don't realizes gambling can makes you deeper without realizing the bad effects. That is not about the casino but how you controlling yourself.

I see you are waiting for the market back on the track so you fills your time in gambling. That is not a good option to fills your time playing gambling. I just afraid that you lose control and difficult to leave gambling.

But if you still want playing gambling, you must research for the casino finding the suitable for you so you can't just follows what others suggest.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

Until now, I've only focused on the altcoin market and sought profits through the marketplace and reward programs.
Now the market is sluggish and it's rare to find projects that are truly serious about long-term development, so I decided to switch to gambling.
I like playing slots on local sites, but mathematically, I'm a complete loser.
Now I'm looking for a comfortable place to gamble. Please tell me which casinos have a good reputation, low transaction fees, and don't require KYC.
I want a comfortable place to bet on sports. The reason I chose sports betting is because it's trending in my country. There are lots of videos about predictions, so now is my chance to learn.

KYC is mandated to all casinos now by the gambling regulators, so I doubt that you will find a casino that doesn't require KYC.

As for the casinos, there are a lot already, maybe you will find a casino that is being promoted right now to test how good it is. Maybe you play a few and compare your experience. And there could be different suggestions to you, so it's better to find it out by yourselves as everyone has different experience, and again, those who are carrying signature might be biased and tell you to play on their casinos.