Most trusted No-KYC casinos?

[negotiation4]

I'm looking for a casino that will take highroller action without doing KYC runarounds.
Basically looking for a new home and what stake.com used to be.

I'm really just looking for a casino that will pay out $100k in minutes with no bullshit.
Only casino - no sports. What are the most trusted sites these days?

[freedomgo]

Try to explore here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=56.0

There are plenty of casinos there, although most of them are licensed but still promise no KYC. I cannot directly recommend one because I cannot guarantee that they will remain no KYC in the long run, especially if you are dealing with a big amount.

It is still best to study them first and see if they are really what you are looking for. There are many threads there mentioning no KYC casinos and anonymous casinos, so you can start from there and compare.

[negotiation4]

Yeah I'm aware of the advertising threads, the problem is just how many of the No-KYC casinos that claim no KYC but steal winnings or require KYC suddenly when you win big :/

[BABY SHOES]

I doubt... normally big payouts will be closely monitored so KYC will be very much needed by the casino, but this is all I have never experienced because I have never touched up to $100K because for me this can be a high-end player called a whale.

I can't recommend anything, because each casino has its own advantages and disadvantages, but I think you will get a variety of answers later ... just choose which casino you think is worth it.

[freedomgo]

Yeah I'm aware of the advertising threads, the problem is just how many of the No-KYC casinos that claim no KYC but steal winnings or require KYC suddenly when you win big :/

It is really hard to find a casino like that, but you can always read the feedback first.

The logic is simple, if they are a licensed casino then they are regulated. I have already heard stories where users were enjoying no-KYC casinos at first, but suddenly or over time, they were required to complete KYC. Things change over time.

If you want a casino that is fully no-KYC, then maybe you are looking for an unlicensed one, but I don’t really trust those so I would not recommend them.

[avp2306]

Yeah I'm aware of the advertising threads, the problem is just how many of the No-KYC casinos that claim no KYC but steal winnings or require KYC suddenly when you win big :/

Maybe try to accept that big casinos now asked KYC, since if you keep exploring for non KYC casinos then maybe you will experience that seizure of funds and this is common happening on scam casinos offering Non KYC to entice people to go on their casino.

So best to try the suggestion given by @freedomgo and try to read the discussions and possible feed backs posted by people there. For sure the post there is more reliable than reading a feed back came from review sites.

[Merit.s]

OP, from what I understand these days from a NoKYC casino is that when it comes to payment huge funds like $100k or below, they will definitely ask you for KYC because they will find it difficult to pay you without it. It's even written in their ToS that they have the right to ask for KYC when it's called for by the government or for another purpose.

It's better you use a reputable casino that can pay out huge sum of money because that's what matters the most and not being a ghost.

[panjul07]

You are looking for casino with no KYC especially for cash out about $100k, what I can answer is "it is hard to find it these days".
Most casinos are now licensed and follow the regulation where they reserve the right to ask for KYC at anytime.
It will be easier to find casino with no mandatory KYC but when it comes to such a huge payout, I think most of these casinos will ask you to complete KYC.

[Mhizlove]

You are looking for casino with no KYC especially for cash out about $100k, what I can answer is "it is hard to find it these days".
Most casinos are now licensed and follow the regulation where they reserve the right to ask for KYC at anytime.
It will be easier to find casino with no mandatory KYC but when it comes to such a huge payout, I think most of these casinos will ask you to complete KYC.

True alot of people do focus on no KYC when opening an account, but once a huge withdrawal comes in, many platforms will still make requests of verification because of the security and regulation checks. Another thing is that for huge amount like this, it will be much better for someone to be expecting KYC from the start instead of assuming that privacy will remain forever. See sometimes people do enjoy the platform not until withdrawal time reaches that's when the problem start coming. That's why is good to read and understand the terms and withdrawal policies is very important before going forward in depositing huje amount of money into any casino.

[notblox1]

I'm looking for a casino that will take highroller action without doing KYC runarounds.
Basically looking for a new home and what stake.com used to be.

I stopped using Stake casino and after Sportsbet changed their team I switched to Rainbet, Whale and Jackpotter casino.
Rainbet is great because it have many live stream matches that you can watch for free, and they have many promotions in forum.
Whale is great because thry have free withdrawals for all coins, and they have very good selection of games.
Jackpotter and other two casinos are all without kyc, anf they have active team in forum.

[Nightwalker(NW)]

I think there is a compromised list of some gambling site that are being promoted here which some people found it that convenient for them to use it and gamble and for long they have been established here and also gained more trust from them within the community.
When I comes across the topic I wouldn't mind sharing with you here,, but one thing you must note is that no-kyc casino may require additional verification if they felt that you aren't transparent enough, they wouldn't mind asking for more verification before your funds could be released. Again, I do not also think that a no kyc casino would be that allowing you to make sure huge amount of withdrawal. Sometimes it may depends on the network you makes your deposit from to the gambling site.

[Coyster]

You will find many casinos that are advertised in bitcointalk as No-KYC and truly you can play in their platform without registration or any form of KYC, but that does not mean that KYC is impossible. Many of these platforms would ask you to verify yourself for my much less than $100k.

I'm really just looking for a casino that will pay out $100k in minutes with no bullshit.

You can foretell your good luck coming, lol? Just curious why you are specific about the huge payout.

[KiaKia]

I'm looking for a casino that will take highroller action without doing KYC runarounds.
Basically looking for a new home and what stake.com used to be.

I'm really just looking for a casino that will pay out $100k in minutes with no bullshit.
Only casino - no sports. What are the most trusted sites these days?

The one advise I will give to you is that you should be prepared for sudden need to pass KYC verification from such online casinos because all of a sudden you might be asked to pass KYC before you can withdraw.

There are cases like that where a online casino don't ask members for KYC verification, until they won some big amount of money and they instantly compulsory the need for KYC verification.

It's something that I've seen before, might not be all the non KYC casinos but the possibility is there, I'm just saying you should be prepared.

[negotiation4]

Thanks for the input.

Yes, this is exactly the problem. I'm not inherently against KYC, I'm happy submitting the documents. What I'm tired of is that after I hit a big win they use KYC in a weaponized way as a reason to make it difficult to withdraw. There's the kind of casinos that require ID/Address/SoF and then there's the ones that want a notarized photo of you doing a handstand outside your house showing your address and today's newspaper with their casino name written on it... You get the point, and I've been through it all.

I'd much prefer then to do the required KYC preemptively before that win. Basically I'm just looking for a casino that operates fairly, seeing as these days there's far too many that aren't.

[Cointxz]

Thanks for the input.

Yes, this is exactly the problem. I'm not inherently against KYC, I'm happy submitting the documents. What I'm tired of is that after I hit a big win they use KYC in a weaponized way as a reason to make it difficult to withdraw. There's the kind of casinos that require ID/Address/SoF and then there's the ones that want a notarized photo of you doing a handstand outside your house showing your address and today's newspaper with their casino name written on it... You get the point, and I've been through it all.

I'd much prefer then to do the required KYC preemptively before that win. Basically I'm just looking for a casino that operates fairly, seeing as these days there's far too many that aren't.

Most of the centralized casino has the tendency of asking KYC especially if they will investigate your account. Given the amount you are risking I believe you always have a higher chance of being KYC even if casino doesn’t have a mandatory KYC.

It’s the standard protocol of most casino nowadays to ask KYC first before they investigate and they have the right to do it if they put your account under investigation.

[junder]

I'm looking for a casino that will take highroller action without doing KYC runarounds.
Basically looking for a new home and what stake.com used to be.

I'm really just looking for a casino that will pay out $100k in minutes with no bullshit.
Only casino - no sports. What are the most trusted sites these days?

A trusted casino in my point of view is a reputable casino with the best service such as a fast deposit and withdrawal process, And I pay more attention to this angle in terms of trusted casinos, if with a trusted casino from the point of view of profit I'm not sure that anything can be said for sure because I think it depends on luck alone, even I myself have had a big win at one casino but I don't think it is a trusted casino in terms of profit because the time is not instant.

[jcojci]

I am not sure about that but if you are a new person, they will suspect especially if you use big money or withdraw $100k. They will ask about KYC so you need to do verification so they can process your requests.

You can visit suggested links and find the casino you want but you will mostly be asked to provide KYC if you use big money. Casinos will not let members do that before they know who those members are.

[tread93]

I'm looking for a casino that will take highroller action without doing KYC runarounds.
Basically looking for a new home and what stake.com used to be.

I'm really just looking for a casino that will pay out $100k in minutes with no bullshit.
Only casino - no sports. What are the most trusted sites these days?

I almost feel like that is more like an oxymoron hahah 😅 like the only reason they dont want to have KYC is so they can do shady stuff right I mean idk. They wanna evade taxes and steal people's money and do it in a country they can get away with it where they dont gaf

[AHOYBRAUSE]

Yeah sooner or later any casino will as the player for KYC, especially if the player somehow gets into profit.
I don't know of any big reputable site that doesn't ask for it, they ALL do. Advertising non KYC is nonsense anyway. Every site we have seen here advertising with big "non KYC" letters in ther ANN thread title have a KYC clause on their terms and conditions, basically they do false advertisement in here, not more and not less.

[TedMosby]

I don't know why some people treat KYC like an evil thing to avoid. If you are not a money launderer, if you are a good person, it should be fine. No?

With that amount of money, you will definitely need to do KYC on a "trusted" "legit" "licensed" casino. The bigger the casino, the bigger the chance they need to comply with Anti-Money Laundering (AML) policies. It's a strict thing, and casinos need to follow it if they want to survive.

Even if you find a no-KYC casino now and play there with big deposits and withdrawals without any problems, I am sure they can't guarantee they will operate the same way in the future. Just imagine if that time finally comes. They announce that they are changing to a KYC model, and that's the only way you can withdraw your money. You can play, but you can't withdraw before passing the KYC process.

BTW, I was just exploring Reddit and found a website called Gambear. Not sure if they already exist on this forum. They brand themselves as The Ultimate No-KYC Crypto Casino. But when I checked their Privacy page, I could still see this:

Gambear.com will collect your Personal Information only by lawful and fair means and not in an intrusive way to operate its business as a licensed online wagering bookmaker for the following purposes:

If you do not provide Gambear.com with the Personal Information we request, we may be unable to process your application to become a Member, provide you with our services, or respond to your enquiry or complaint.

Please note, this is not a recommendation or promotion.