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[Johnlomape]

It's actually the responsibility of the gambler to scrutinize a casino before using it and such scrutiny should be all round, both about their ToS  and reviews to know what gamblers before you have to say about their experiences with that casino. Some gamblers would be in the defensive that the ToS are too cumbersome and verbose to read them but yet that's not an excuse for something you want to put in your hard earned cash it should worth every time required to read through the important terms and policies.

I think I agree with you a little bit I will want to add this that most gamblers only check a casino after they might have deposited funds which it is to late to come back…

But still I don’t know why it is so hard for most gamblers to understand if a casino has too many pending transactions stories it is best to skip it…the truth is no amount to f bonus is worth the stress. Another thing is, don't trust only the reviews on their website.

There is nothing hard here, reading important notice is a way a gambler can understand what's happening on the casino that the want to use. Nothing wrong with skipping to read the rules of a casino before going to gamble. You can always read it later when you have the time. It is not like the rules are going to go against your self defense as gambler but these rules will protect both the casino and the gambler to be oneself without trying to cheat each other. If you know you are not cool with a casino rules, it is better to look for a other casino instead of complaining every time for not liking a casino.

[Sarah Jordan]

True, why many people choose No KYC casinos is for privacy so you coulld imagime the level of disappointment when they win a huge amount of money and then they're being asked to submit their credentials to collect the reward, I'll be so disappointed if such happens to me. Sometimes it might not even be the casino that would compromise the data given to them in form of KYC but a hacker that breach into their system, that's my fear/worry about KYC.

It's true that no Kyc casinos can give you the privacy you are looking for but majority that we see as no kyc casinos are not really what they called themselves. This is the trend and that is why we are seeing so many casinos trying to add it to their features why they would later ask players for KYC information when it's not suppose to be like that. The worse part is that there is no way we can stop that from reoccurring.

It's disturbing when you trust a casino as a nokyc casino and end getting to the point where the same casinos who painted themselves as a nokyc casino will still come back only to ask for kyc and use it to even limit you from certain services unless you register your kyc especially when it has to do with withdrawal procedures, this is not supposed to be so but then these casinos tend to mislead there users and make them blindly trust this casinos as a nokyc casino and end up realizing that the no kyc advert was a scam at the end of the day.

It's actually sad and frustrating. Players knew this is a Nokyc casino and that's why players register. Then at the point when they win and wants to withdraw their funds you ask for kyc verification. These nokyc casino that later request for kyc verification doesn't realize it breaks trust of players and keeps players far from their casinos as they don't keep to what they advertise.

[Catenaccio]

It's actually sad and frustrating. Players knew this is a Nokyc casino and that's why players register. Then at the point when they win and wants to withdraw their funds you ask for kyc verification. These nokyc casino that later request for kyc verification doesn't realize it breaks trust of players and keeps players far from their casinos as they don't keep to what they advertise.

There are many casinos like that, with no KYC is like for marketing purpose only. It's fact and you can complain about that marketing trick but you mostly can not change casinos and their marketing words. Like it or dislike it, you only can do your research and find out their actual KYC policy and make decision to use or don't use that casino, then move other casinos with KYC policy you like.

In this thread, Spin.io already explained about their KYC policy, so don't ask more about it, just make your decision.

[JoyceBTC]

It's actually sad and frustrating. Players knew this is a Nokyc casino and that's why players register. Then at the point when they win and wants to withdraw their funds you ask for kyc verification. These nokyc casino that later request for kyc verification doesn't realize it breaks trust of players and keeps players far from their casinos as they don't keep to what they advertise.

There are many casinos like that, with no KYC is like for marketing purpose only. It's fact and you can complain about that marketing trick but you mostly can not change casinos and their marketing words. Like it or dislike it, you only can do your research and find out their actual KYC policy and make decision to use or don't use that casino, then move other casinos with KYC policy you like.

In this thread, Spin.io already explained about their KYC policy, so don't ask more about it, just make your decision.

Exactly, and their TOS will help you know more about their KYC policy, it’s now in the hands of the player to decide if to go on to register or move to another casino.
I know how disappointing it can be, after adverts says no KYC, then later the casino is asking for KYC but we players should try to be sure and certain that they are really no KYC before engaging or registering and going through the casino’s TOS will really help to know what to expect.

[khaled0111]

If a casino advertises itself as no-KYC and then asks a user for identity verification, for whatever reason, then this is deceptive advertising, to say the least.
On the other hand, any user with a minimum of common sense and logic is supposed to understand that a licensed casino can’t be completely no-KYC because that would be against their license requirements. The best you could expect from them is that they won’t ask for your documents unless they suspect that you are violating their terms or trying to cheat their system.

[OcTradism]

If a casino advertises itself as no-KYC and then asks a user for identity verification, for whatever reason, then this is deceptive advertising, to say the least.
On the other hand, any user with a minimum of common sense and logic is supposed to understand that a licensed casino can’t be completely no-KYC because that would be against their license requirements. The best you could expect from them is that they won’t ask for your documents unless they suspect that you are violating their terms or trying to cheat their system.

It's not a comfortable fact but people as users must be very knowledgeable and clever in choosing platforms from exchanges, marketplaces to casinos to use. They must self identify clearly that whether they are anti-KYC and try to avoid KYC as most as possible or they are KYC accepted and very ready to submit personal documents for KYC verification.

What online casinos promote are things users can not change, mostly can not change, so they must focus on their practice on KYC, protect KYC or let it go easily. The most important fact they must be aware is personal documents, privacy after losing will not be able to get it back, especially in this era of Internet, AI and massive storage by many parties.

[Wakate]

It's actually sad and frustrating. Players knew this is a Nokyc casino and that's why players register. Then at the point when they win and wants to withdraw their funds you ask for kyc verification. These nokyc casino that later request for kyc verification doesn't realize it breaks trust of players and keeps players far from their casinos as they don't keep to what they advertise.

There are many casinos like that, with no KYC is like for marketing purpose only. It's fact and you can complain about that marketing trick but you mostly can not change casinos and their marketing words. Like it or dislike it, you only can do your research and find out their actual KYC policy and make decision to use or don't use that casino, then move other casinos with KYC policy you like.

In this thread, Spin.io already explained about their KYC policy, so don't ask more about it, just make your decision.

Each casino knows what they are looking for and they are not going to stop at all until they get what they are looking to achieve on their casino. I don't have any issues with any casino marketing strategy but honesty need to be practice because players are considering the words they are seeing on a casino and working with it to anticipate on the kind of results they are looking to achieve.

[Odohu]

If a casino advertises itself as no-KYC and then asks a user for identity verification, for whatever reason, then this is deceptive advertising, to say the least.
On the other hand, any user with a minimum of common sense and logic is supposed to understand that a licensed casino can’t be completely no-KYC because that would be against their license requirements. The best you could expect from them is that they won’t ask for your documents unless they suspect that you are violating their terms or trying to cheat their system.

This is the right summery, and what I have been working with since the idea of no-KYC became a marketing strategy.  I keep it in mind that KYC can be required at anytime even though the platform advertised as no-KYC, this helps me avoid surprises. Although, a legit casino that is not desperate for user data rarely ask for KYC unless there is serious need for that like the case of suspicious activities in the account.

[Jasmyne]

Each casino knows what they are looking for and they are not going to stop at all until they get what they are looking to achieve on their casino. I don't have any issues with any casino marketing strategy but honesty need to be practice because players are considering the words they are seeing on a casino and working with it to anticipate on the kind of results they are looking to achieve.

And players knows what they want to achieve from a casino which is winning, but casinos strategies had become too difficult to the point they players had no choice then to accept what they see because what they advertised sometimes becomes different from what they represent.Each casino will appear very honest when they are new and have little engagement they will welcome every player with bonuses and respond to any complain that is brought up to them but when they have gained ground you will see them not responding to the complans and locking accounts of players will be their next hubby.

[Gentle_Soul]

The strategy has been known already so it's not going to be a thing to hide from the players again, every player should be aware that regardless of a casino posing as a NoKYC they will still demand for KYC when they have gotten what they wanted, personally I have taken note of all that is happening now and I believe anyone who intend not to make their informations public should mind what they are doing with a casino because the moment you start winning money they will come up with the verification process which if you fail to provide all they will request you will stand the chance of losing your account.

I just saw a reddit post about this, and the op explained that all  casino  should demand a player identity due to their licence, and reading this idk if i misunderstood something or the op was telling nonsense

Using the word all casinos do not make any sense at all. Some casinos do not have any intention to ask fkr players information based on how they are operating and their some that will always ask for players information based on their licensing.
There should be different kind of licensing casinos are getting based on how they want to operate. If you insist, so why are some casinos not interested to ask players of their personal information? They operate differently.

Some casinos you say I think you might be correct because I have been able to discover that most of the times it's the players who do not take out time to really go through the casinos rules and regulations and privacy policies before using the casinos so when the need comes for the casino to request for kyc they now think that the casino does not keep to their word forgetting that it is them who did not go through the policies of this casinos regarding the kyc. That been said I don't entirely remove the place that some casinos trick people with this no kyc and when you have played they end up bringing up the kyc registration at some point.

[Sammysmart001]

you only can do your research and find out their actual KYC policy

The most important thing to do is to check the actual KYC policy, this because the No KYC does not mean that the players can not be ask for verification, cause Some platform may allow withdrawals and normal play without even  the need of KYC, but when certain situations arise they ask for verification.

That why the thought of saying No KYC shouldn’t be what players should look out only. They should look out for the terms and understand when and what can make them to request for verification before  then deciding on depositing a large amount of funds.
This can prevent you from some unnecessary disappointment after winning, then later discovering that their thing you no nothing about.

[Johnlomape]

you only can do your research and find out their actual KYC policy

The most important thing to do is to check the actual KYC policy, this because the No KYC does not mean that the players can not be ask for verification, cause Some platform may allow withdrawals and normal play without even  the need of KYC, but when certain situations arise they ask for verification.

That why the thought of saying No KYC shouldn’t be what players should look out only. They should look out for the terms and understand when and what can make them to request for verification before  then deciding on depositing a large amount of funds.
This can prevent you from some unnecessary disappointment after winning, then later discovering that their thing you no nothing about.

We have seen so many No-KYC casinos that never ask for players information even though there can be chances about the possiblity of asking for credentials when a players looks very suspicious. I think casinos are now abusing this privilege by asking for KYC information immediately they find out that a player has became a threat to them by minimizing the possible chances of making profits.
It can be very difficult to differentiate a real no KYC casino to a fake one. So many casinos will not stop from claiming to be KYC based since they can get more players from such practices.

[Haunebu]

Holy cow! This thread turned into another incessant KYC discussion thread just like so many, many others on this board. It is an interesting topic to discuss for sure thanks to the complexities involved, but making it the only point of discussion is illogical.

Spin.io is totally receiving free advertising and regular bumps thanks to this basically just like some other ANN threads. Wonder which ANN thread will get targeted next.

[Bitcoin Maxi]

This is not a good practice by these casinos and the more they do it and more players fall for their trap, the more the trend will become obsolete and no one will be moved when they hear no Kyc casino again. This is misuse of information and it's not good at all for players that have genuine play to play on a no kyc casino. This kind of behavior should be stopped and the misinformation need to end.

It’s just a marketing strategy taht has been used for years, not just by casino, marketing trapes like this ull found them everywhere, so every gambler should be very selective when he choses the casino he will play on, but i dont know why gamblers prefer to hide their identity if they aren’t play from a restricted area

There should be no big deal about searching for the right casino for betting but some kind of human creatures can be looking for a different thing from bonuses to how they can quickly make profits from betting without checking if the casino has a reputation or not.
You may need looking for how to make quick profits from a casino that will increase you winning rate while the next player may be looking for how to bet on his favorite games to increase the chances of making profits.

[Sarah Jordan]

There are many casinos like that, with no KYC is like for marketing purpose only. It's fact and you can complain about that marketing trick but you mostly can not change casinos and their marketing words. Like it or dislike it, you only can do your research and find out their actual KYC policy and make decision to use or don't use that casino, then move other casinos with KYC policy you like.

In this thread, Spin.io already explained about their KYC policy, so don't ask more about it, just make your decision.

I am not asking anything about the KYC issue again and it is left for any player to keep up with the casinos they are using so they will not have any issues. Spin has their own KYC policy they are using to lead their users and anyone that does not follow it may have problem with the spin casino and if it's a big issue, the Spin team can decided to know how to treat the user and the punishment.

[Donneski]

you only can do your research and find out their actual KYC policy

The most important thing to do is to check the actual KYC policy, this because the No KYC does not mean that the players can not be ask for verification, cause Some platform may allow withdrawals and normal play without even  the need of KYC, but when certain situations arise they ask for verification.

That why the thought of saying No KYC shouldn’t be what players should look out only. They should look out for the terms and understand when and what can make them to request for verification before  then deciding on depositing a large amount of funds.
This can prevent you from some unnecessary disappointment after winning, then later discovering that their thing you no nothing about.

Your advice on making personal research to know if NoKYC actually means no verification before depositing and withdrawal time is very much valid. But I'll always have issues with casinos that fail to advertise themselves openly about their policies but will conveniently demand for verification when a player is finally ready to withdraw.

I don't have issue when verification is demanded after an account's activity becomes suspicious but any verification other than that should be made clear for intending customers to read and understand what they want to do, not hide it where they'll have to go extra to learn about them.

[Agbamoni]

you only can do your research and find out their actual KYC policy

The most important thing to do is to check the actual KYC policy, this because the No KYC does not mean that the players can not be ask for verification, cause Some platform may allow withdrawals and normal play without even  the need of KYC, but when certain situations arise they ask for verification.

That why the thought of saying No KYC shouldn’t be what players should look out only. They should look out for the terms and understand when and what can make them to request for verification before  then deciding on depositing a large amount of funds.
This can prevent you from some unnecessary disappointment after winning, then later discovering that their thing you no nothing about.

Your advice on making personal research to know if NoKYC actually means no verification before depositing and withdrawal time is very much valid. But I'll always have issues with casinos that fail to advertise themselves openly about their policies but will conveniently demand for verification when a player is finally ready to withdraw.

I don't have issue when verification is demanded after an account's activity becomes suspicious but any verification other than that should be made clear for intending customers to read and understand what they want to do, not hide it where they'll have to go extra to learn about them.

A casino that says no kyc in their terms of service but go about requesting for kyc for users is an instant rejection from me. Reliable casino keeps to their words. If it is no kyc it will be so and if the casino will accept casino they will make sure they request documents from the users.

Guilty conscience fears no accusation. If don’t involve in fraudulent activity with your account then you have nothing to fear for in passing kyc. Kyc is to get to know the users better if in case they violate the rules of the casino.

[Donneski]

If a casino advertises itself as no-KYC and then asks a user for identity verification, for whatever reason, then this is deceptive advertising, to say the least.
On the other hand, any user with a minimum of common sense and logic is supposed to understand that a licensed casino can’t be completely no-KYC because that would be against their license requirements. The best you could expect from them is that they won’t ask for your documents unless they suspect that you are violating their terms or trying to cheat their system.

I share the same view with you. Saying that a casino is NoKYC when they know very well that they demand verification especially when it's time to make withdrawals is a cheap misleading market strategy some of these casinos use.

NoKYC will better make sense when users will not be compulsorily asked for verification upfront but be forced to do so when their account becomes suspicious.

 Everyone should try and be checking ToS  before making deposits on casinos.

[Tetu100]

If a casino advertises itself as no-KYC and then asks a user for identity verification, for whatever reason, then this is deceptive advertising, to say the least.
On the other hand, any user with a minimum of common sense and logic is supposed to understand that a licensed casino can’t be completely no-KYC because that would be against their license requirements. The best you could expect from them is that they won’t ask for your documents unless they suspect that you are violating their terms or trying to cheat their system.

That is true. Even though they are demanding for a KYC let it be in this regard that you just mentioned above and not the other way round. I beleive players wouldn't find it too annoying if it's solely because of this reason. But where I find it very pissing is when I a casino will initially said they're non KYC at the beginning of everything and only start demanding for your details when you are about to withdraw your winnings. This is the height of it and casino really need to stop that attitude because it's no longer funny anymore.

However, what they've failed to understand is that, transparency and sincerity in everything is the best marketing strategy that can pull up a casino to any level they want. And this is what they don't understand.

[adultcrypto]

you only can do your research and find out their actual KYC policy

The most important thing to do is to check the actual KYC policy, this because the No KYC does not mean that the players can not be ask for verification, cause Some platform may allow withdrawals and normal play without even  the need of KYC, but when certain situations arise they ask for verification.

This is the truth and in this forum we have many casinos that will not ask for KYC and players can make deposit and withdrawal without issue. The only time they ask for KYC is when they really see the need for that like suspecting aome unusualactivities with the player or sense a violation of their geographical requirements of the player. I don't want to mention names but those who use many casinos would have already come across some of those casinos because they are many in this forum.