🔥 [PROMO - Get 10 USDC] 🎲 Palgrin P2P Wagering: No-KYC & Instant Cashouts

[joyfedl]

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🛡️ Why Choose Palgrin?
🆔 No KYC: Protect your privacy. Zero documents required.
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⚡ Instant Cashouts: Withdraw your winnings instantly without delays.
🤑 Wager Rewards: Earn loyalty rewards back on every single bet.

[Nwada001]

No offense, your casino is not completely a KYC casino; from your registration page, we can see the full name format being required, date of birth, and email address, to which a code needs to be sent to verify if the mail is actually yours, are those not part of the things that make up primary KYC registration?

Secondly, the $10 USDC after registration is nowhere to be found, as I have just used some random name and email to create an account to see how the casino works, but there is no such welcome bonus.

[Jaycoinz]

Secondly, the $10 USDC after registration is nowhere to be found, as I have just used some random name and email to create an account to see how the casino works, but there is no such welcome bonus.

Sounds too easy to be true so there is definitely going to be a catch. I mean, how possible is it that you just get to register and then Boom 💥 you have received 10$ USDC without making any deposits and even if such a reward is given, you will definitely get a wager requirement of about 30x or 40x to actually get to claim it.

[Nwada001]

Secondly, the $10 USDC after registration is nowhere to be found, as I have just used some random name and email to create an account to see how the casino works, but there is no such welcome bonus.

Sounds too easy to be true so there is definitely going to be a catch. I mean, how possible is it that you just get to register and then Boom 💥 you have received 10$ USDC without making any deposits and even if such a reward is given, you will definitely get a wager requirement of about 30x or 40x to actually get to claim it.

Sounds too easy, no doubt, but withdrawing should not actually be the focus. I have seen casinos here that come new and offer the same type of offer, where they require users to send either UID or whatever from the casino, and they will be credited some amount, which, of course, will have wager requirements, which will at least reduce abuse. It can be used to try the casino without actually risking real money, but here, after creating a new mail and passing the registration, I did not see the promised amount. Let's give them the benefit of the doubt and hope maybe the ref code did not capture I’m from bitcointalk.

[joyfedl]

No offense, your casino is not completely a KYC casino; from your registration page, we can see the full name format being required, date of birth, and email address, to which a code needs to be sent to verify if the mail is actually yours, are those not part of the things that make up primary KYC registration?

Secondly, the $10 USDC after registration is nowhere to be found, as I have just used some random name and email to create an account to see how the casino works, but there is no such welcome bonus.

This is why most people don't get the promo reward. There are many factors which determine whether you are eligible for the 10 USDC promo reward; all of these are done in the backend. If our system detects that you have registered with a temporary email, then you are not eligible. There are many factors that our backend keeps secret. Some get the promo instantly, while some wait. If you are eligible, just navigate to 'My Rewards' to see your 10 USDC.

[Su-asa]

While making this comment, I had to re-read the op over again to confirm if I missed anything earlier, but I didn't because this sounds too good to be true, mate. Do you actually mean that there's no deposit at all to claim 10$? According to what the first response said in his comment, this is "not" a no KYC casino because you have to verify your email when signing up on the casino. My question here is, are you their representative?
Edit: I just checked your previous post concerning this promotion, and this is what I get. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5586489.msg66864907#msg66864907

[tiCeR]

No offense, your casino is not completely a KYC casino; from your registration page, we can see the full name format being required, date of birth, and email address, to which a code needs to be sent to verify if the mail is actually yours, are those not part of the things that make up primary KYC registration?

Secondly, the $10 USDC after registration is nowhere to be found, as I have just used some random name and email to create an account to see how the casino works, but there is no such welcome bonus.

This is why most people don't get the promo reward. There are many factors which determine whether you are eligible for the 10 USDC promo reward; all of these are done in the backend. If our system detects that you have registered with a temporary email, then you are not eligible. There are many factors that our backend keeps secret. Some get the promo instantly, while some wait. If you are eligible, just navigate to 'My Rewards' to see your 10 USDC.

No KYC means "No know your customer" means you don't require any information about your customer that could possibly identify him or her. Now you say that there are "many factors... checked in the backend..." and say that a temporary email is not allowed. Nwada001 what type of email did you use?

joyfedl the no KYC claim would essentially be worthless if you want people to sign up with real emails or emails they use for other purposes and is possibly known publicly and could be tied to an identity.

Couldn't this be a social engineering stunt? Trying to gather as many emails as possible from bitcointalk accounts? Some will get the promo, they might share it here and that makes it more likely that more people sign up.

[348Judah]

No offense, your casino is not completely a KYC casino; from your registration page, we can see the full name format being required, date of birth, and email address, to which a code needs to be sent to verify if the mail is actually yours, are those not part of the things that make up primary KYC registration?

Secondly, the $10 USDC after registration is nowhere to be found, as I have just used some random name and email to create an account to see how the casino works, but there is no such welcome bonus.

This is why most people don't get the promo reward. There are many factors which determine whether you are eligible for the 10 USDC promo reward; all of these are done in the backend. If our system detects that you have registered with a temporary email, then you are not eligible. There are many factors that our backend keeps secret. Some get the promo instantly, while some wait. If you are eligible, just navigate to 'My Rewards' to see your 10 USDC.

OP, this wasn't what he requested for, he's asking that you sound to be a kyc platform because of the way some of the users information are being requested and the point of registration while you claimed you don't support for kyc, why should the request for kyc be needed for claiming bonus when it is obvious that the platform in its entirety does not support user information, I think there is a need for consistency here, there is nothing bad if a platform support kyc, this does not prevent you from achieving your goal and same likewise if you're truly not in support for kyc, then you clear terms most be specific as well as the actions required.

[Ronsbit]

I will assume this to be a partial KYC because it includes dob while registering information needed before registering does not really align with the no KYC principles. It is better you remove the no KYC rather than putting it here as it does not make any sense because it sounds and looks like you implicating yourself. I'm just sceptical of your registration process though.  You are not a no KYC casino maybe just flashing it up so you could get the traffic you desire here but I think you are doing it the wrong way. It will be better you remove the no KYC there and let it be that way as you request for details about a player.

[Lida93]

No offense, your casino is not completely a KYC casino; from your registration page, we can see the full name format being required, date of birth, and email address, to which a code needs to be sent to verify if the mail is actually yours, are those not part of the things that make up primary KYC registration?

For a platform promising ultimate privacy and zero documentation, why now requiring for such details upon registration when they could actually require just a username and password to open account with them just as I have seen with privacy service offering platforms. This has being what I has made me to always argue that there are not complete privacy platforms currently and if there has to be that a user isn't asked to do KYC just immediately, then it's a matter of when before they request.

[Orpichukwu]

I will assume this to be a partial KYC because it includes dob while registering information needed before registering does not really align with the no KYC principles. It is better you remove the no KYC rather than putting it here as it does not make any sense because it sounds and looks like you implicating yourself. I'm just sceptical of your registration process though.  You are not a no KYC casino maybe just flashing it up so you could get the traffic you desire here but I think you are doing it the wrong way. It will be better you remove the no KYC there and let it be that way as you request for details about a player.

Partial or not, as long as they ask for a few personal documents, they are no longer a no-KYC casino. Imagine the details above where someone tries to use a username for registration and they are not allowed to register; the casino is a KYC casino. These days they are just easily using the word “NO KYC” as they like. Even casinos which fully ask for KYC will promote themselves as no-KYC just because they don’t ask for KYC immediately when you register on their platform, while their policy says something totally different.

[Pikiboy]

I want to know if the op is their representative or he is just sharing his referral codes here just to get more people signed up through his affiliate link.
However, if you are their representative then you should be making the Ann looks more presentable than just basically talking about much of the bonuses.

[Perfectbaby]

No offense, your casino is not completely a KYC casino; from your registration page, we can see the full name format being required, date of birth, and email address, to which a code needs to be sent to verify if the mail is actually yours, are those not part of the things that make up primary KYC registration?

Secondly, the $10 USDC after registration is nowhere to be found, as I have just used some random name and email to create an account to see how the casino works, but there is no such welcome bonus.

This is how they usually lured people into using their site to gamble, the fact is they usually push ahead the bonuses that could keep people around their site, that is why it's important to make sure they have read their terms of operation before signing up, and of course this user only cared about his personal interests on the site as I don't believe he is the rightful owner of this site otherwise he wouldn't be that focusing on bonus instead will put more efforts in talk about casino more like marketing than putting more interest on the bonus aspect.

[rbynxx]

I want to know if the op is their representative or he is just sharing his referral codes here just to get more people signed up through his affiliate link.
However, if you are their representative then you should be making the Ann looks more presentable than just basically talking about much of the bonuses.

A user asked that before but it seems he didn't respond but most of his posts are clearly all about Palgrin so it's easy to assume that it might be his a representative but let's give him the benefit of the doubt. Yeah it might be the right move but that doesn't make them legit at all because internally there are some problems in the site that users already pointed out. I'd refrain from registering in this site just because of the promo, it's not that huge as well compare to the security that may get compromised, which I hope wouldn't happen.

[Alone055]

Just give them a break guys! Why are you all shouting the same thing without even understanding anything? Did they ask anyone for any document for verification? Did they mention anywhere that you have to use your correct full name or date of birth for registration? All they want from you is to use a proper email address and not a temporary one, and you can obviously use a fake name for your account if you are not comfortable using your actual name, the same thing can be done with the date of birth, you can even choose to be a female if you are a male and use a female name, if that makes you more comfortable.

By the way, @OP, I registered, using my gmail, but I can't find the bonus in 'My Rewards' section, there is only 'Wagering Rewards' and 'Daily Streak' which is giving about 0.05 USDC. 

[CryptSafe]

Partial or not, as long as they ask for a few personal documents, they are no longer a no-KYC casino. Imagine the details above where someone tries to use a username for registration and they are not allowed to register; the casino is a KYC casino. These days they are just easily using the word “NO KYC” as they like. Even casinos which fully ask for KYC will promote themselves as no-KYC just because they don’t ask for KYC immediately when you register on their platform, while their policy says something totally different.

Since they know that the no KYC sells, they are using it for their advert hoping to get the traffic they desire. The no KYC is now a hot cake attracting players because majority of the Crypto gamblers do not fancy KYC as they want their privacy so they opt for no KYC casinos which gains more traffic and profit.
Well, such move of advertising no KYC when they are a KYC is deceptive and trickish by casinos that does such. I wish there could be a penalty for casinos who advertise no KYC on this platform and the know they are a KYC casino and fully captured on their ToS. They should be made to face penalty charges if discovered by any member that the casino is not a no KYC casino via their ToS. O believe with this casinos would not want to be penalised here and would come up plane before doing anything here.