Welcome to the forum. The "No KYC Casino" part shouldn't have been included, since your casino's Terms of Service in section 5.2 talks extensively about KYC and even advises people to enter their real information when creating an account:
5.2. Your name on Your Account must match your true and legal name and identity. To verify your identity, the Company reserves the right to request at any time satisfactory proof of identity (including but not limited to copies of a valid passport/identity card and/or any payment cards used). Failure to supply such documentation may result in suspension of the account.
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https://reels.io/termsandconditionsI hope people don't look at the part of the thread that says "
No KYC Casino" and then, when creating an account, enter false information thinking that this way they are anonymous and safe. Because one day, when they win a lot or consistently, they will hear something like "KYC" and then when they do KYC, the casino will say that their account details do not match the data on the documents they submitted, and therefore the casino will confiscate all winnings and block the person's account. At that point, showing them that thread that says "No KYC Casino" will be useless because what always matters is what is written in the Terms of Service
I confess I can't see where this license is in your casino,
but in this part of your TOS:
27. GOVERNING LAW
27.1. The Terms shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of Costa Rica and you irrevocably submit, for the benefit of the Company, to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Costa Rica to settle any disputes (including claims for set-off and counterclaims) which may arise in connection with the creation, validity, effect, interpretation or performance of, or the legal relationships established by the Terms or otherwise arising in connection with the Terms.
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https://reels.io/termsandconditionsIt looks like the casino has a Costa Rican license. I hope I'm not misunderstanding.