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[Promocodeudo]

The real truth is that not all feedbacks are completely true and for people that are checking for reviews of a casino before they use one, they should be very careful about what they are reading online. There are good and bad review writers and some would want to kill the reputation of a casino because they are not happy with the team of because the casino is their competitor.
Bad people everywhere and some of them get paid for the shits they are writing.

Although not everyone that knows what you just said, but some of knows that Review can come from those hire by competitors to taint the image of a Casino, but that doesn't mean that, there are no real reviews that are saying exactly what they find out in the casino, when gambling with them, my position when it comes to being careful in this context is that, every gambler should not depend on any review to conclude if they had to use a gambling platform, personal findings will be the best to know what to believe in.

[khaled0111]

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So you are basically saying that we should try every casino by ourselves because reviews might be fake and can’t be trusted? Well, unfortunately, that’s not possible and even if it was possible then it definitely isn’t recommended. You could simply lose your money while trying to find whether a new casino is legitimate or not.
What you need to do is read reviews on reputable review websites and check the reviewer’s profile to see if he is a reputable reviewer and whether he has reviewed other casinos or not. Those who have only one or two reviews on their profile are usually fake and can’t be trusted.

[Wakate]

Now, all of a sudden, they have nowhere to gamble because every platform requires KYC and there is no way to retain your privacy. What we have now is a middle ground. A compromise. Some players will need to perform KYC and others won't.

You have a point about retaining your privacy with the way things are done now, but you only retain it for as long as you don't win a big amount or hope that one provider doesn't flag your account, or something else, if any of such happens, then you have to submit KYC. I never see gambling in casinos that don't require KYC from the beginning, as retaining privacy, when i know they can ask for it at anytime and it would hurt more after winning a life-changing money.

This requirement for retaining a privacy on a casino is actually scary to me and there is no way I wouldn't want to make profits if I am the one in such a condition that don't want to reveal my true credentials to a casino that can use it for what I don't know since it's in their possession. Take yield of your privacy and it's important just like the recent hack that had made Bitsler to end their services to players. Protect your information by all means.