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[traderethereum]

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.

That is why we should prepare for anything. If casino asking us to do KYC, we can comply especially if we want to withdraw a big money. Casino can do that since that is their business and we could choose to follow or reject it. But if you just use casino to have fun, I guess you don't have to deposit too much money just in case avoiding the KYC. But if you win much, you should prepare for that because casino can ask this anytime. What we need to do is don't doing suspicion thing so casino will not ask us for verification.

[Bushdark]

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.

It is not like KYC casinos or exchange are bad but privacy leakage has been the reason why so many players want to protect their identity so that they don't see their KYC data being everywhere as a result of cyber attack on the casino or exchange they have presented their information. We have seen the case of Bitsler that make the casino team to quickly close their operations because their KYC information on licensed platform was leaked to the public. This can be a dangerous exposure to the public that can affect a casino unexpectedly.

[Z_MBFM]

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.

It is not like KYC casinos or exchange are bad but privacy leakage has been the reason why so many players want to protect their identity so that they don't see their KYC data being everywhere as a result of cyber attack on the casino or exchange they have presented their information. We have seen the case of Bitsler that make the casino team to quickly close their operations because their KYC information on licensed platform was leaked to the public. This can be a dangerous exposure to the public that can affect a casino unexpectedly.

Yes, that is the main reason. If you do KYC on an exchange or casino platform, if it is secure with them, then it is not a problem. Because money is deposited there and gambling is done by trusting that platform. However, if that platform is ever hacked and kyc information leaks or if they sell those documents on the black market to get some financial support, that is a big reason for fear. Because if personal documents are used for any illegal or cyber crime, the person whose documents will be used can be in danger. That is why platforms without kyc always attract gamblers more and when a gambler comes to know that he has to do kyc on the platform where he is going to gamble, he is very scared about that issue and if necessary, he shifts to another platform.

[BADERO]

That is why we should prepare for anything. If casino asking us to do KYC, we can comply especially if we want to withdraw a big money. Casino can do that since that is their business and we could choose to follow or reject it. But if you just use casino to have fun, I guess you don't have to deposit too much money just in case avoiding the KYC. But if you win much, you should prepare for that because casino can ask this anytime. What we need to do is don't doing suspicion thing so casino will not ask us for verification.

Sometimes u dont have to deposit a huge amount to make  profits so lets pretend that you won on a small deposit but you were asked to verify your identity, this can bother some users since they trusted the casino when they promoted themselves as nokyc

[SilverCryptoBullet]

Yes, that is the main reason. If you do KYC on an exchange or casino platform, if it is secure with them, then it is not a problem. Because money is deposited there and gambling is done by trusting that platform. However, if that platform is ever hacked and kyc information leaks or if they sell those documents on the black market to get some financial support, that is a big reason for fear. Because if personal documents are used for any illegal or cyber crime, the person whose documents will be used can be in danger. That is why platforms without kyc always attract gamblers more and when a gambler comes to know that he has to do kyc on the platform where he is going to gamble, he is very scared about that issue and if necessary, he shifts to another platform.

You can do KYC but it does not always protect your fund while your documents are unsafe in databases of companies and can be leaked, hacked anytime.

I believe this reminder still has its value.
Why KYC is extremely dangerous – and useless.
[Part III] Recent events should make everyone withdraw all their coins to their own wallets.
[Part IV] Get your coins out of custodial wallets now.

It's the same with online casinos, if we accept KYC risk, we can do KYC and afford to bear any consequence if it comes later. Otherwise we will have to say no with KYC, and find other online casinos to use without that requirement.

[Johnlomape]

That is why we should prepare for anything. If casino asking us to do KYC, we can comply especially if we want to withdraw a big money. Casino can do that since that is their business and we could choose to follow or reject it. But if you just use casino to have fun, I guess you don't have to deposit too much money just in case avoiding the KYC. But if you win much, you should prepare for that because casino can ask this anytime. What we need to do is don't doing suspicion thing so casino will not ask us for verification.

I don't see this as a good idea for users of a casino to be prepared for anything. Not everyone that is interested in giving a casino their personal information and I will not subscribe to that at all. Casino that are asking for information after a big win is taking their TOS out of the box. Why should it be after a big win personal document of a player will be asked for? Can't it be at the begining of a casino registration?

 I see this as an attack on gamblers that are trying to get lucky and make profit from the casino they are using. If this is a serious thing to do and it's part of the requirements to have an account, it should be asked at the beginning when pre or post registration on a casino.

[Promocodeudo]

Sometimes u dont have to deposit a huge amount to make  profits so lets pretend that you won on a small deposit but you were asked to verify your identity, this can bother some users since they trusted the casino when they promoted themselves as nokyc

I share in your view, but winning big mainly depends on the amount you staked, cause if you win huge with small stake, imagine how much you would've won if your stake was higher, away from that, no gambler or bettor that'll be happy if he wasn't informed that he might required to validate his identity at some point, more especially when he win something big, I think it is time for casino that claim to be NoKYC to make it clear in their Tos that situation can make them to ask users for KYC, instead of keeping mute on that and going ahead to ask for that later.

[Zoomic]

Sometimes u dont have to deposit a huge amount to make  profits so lets pretend that you won on a small deposit but you were asked to verify your identity, this can bother some users since they trusted the casino when they promoted themselves as nokyc

It's actually important for a  gambler to prepare for the worst case scenario which includes unexpected KYC requests especially when dealing with a casino company that's ok control of your funds so I agree with your point.

However, I think what many of these casinos users consider as a serious issue is when they advertise themselves as NoKYC to attract customers but turns to ask for verification when it's time to withdraw their huge winnings.

If a casino values verification, it's important that they put out their conditions in clear form from the onset instead of surprising customers with verification notification down the road.

[JiiBs]

Sometimes u dont have to deposit a huge amount to make  profits so lets pretend that you won on a small deposit but you were asked to verify your identity, this can bother some users since they trusted the casino when they promoted themselves as nokyc

Is there really profit making in gambling, because for the most part you get to lose and yeah, there is that tendency that you can win even with small deposits but, gamblers should really be okay with KYC on sites that you’ve trusted enough to to gamble on. The need to comply with regulations always turns a NoKYC casino to start demanding casino and when the authorities starts poking, you don’t have much of a choice in it: it doesn’t mean they are lying, it’s just the changes that happens.

[Wakate]

Sometimes u dont have to deposit a huge amount to make  profits so lets pretend that you won on a small deposit but you were asked to verify your identity, this can bother some users since they trusted the casino when they promoted themselves as nokyc

Is there really profit making in gambling, because for the most part you get to lose and yeah, there is that tendency that you can win even with small deposits but, gamblers should really be okay with KYC on sites that you’ve trusted enough to to gamble on. The need to comply with regulations always turns a NoKYC casino to start demanding casino and when the authorities starts poking, you don’t have much of a choice in it: it doesn’t mean they are lying, it’s just the changes that happens.

Almost all casinos now are asking players for KYC information and it can be very hard for a player to play on a casino without submitting KYC documents to the casino. This is better when do at the early stage even before making any deposits so that player will have the option to drop a KYC document or decide to leave without creating unnecessary for the player.

[JoyceBTC]

Is there really profit making in gambling, because for the most part you get to lose and yeah, there is that tendency that you can win even with small deposits

If there is really profit making in gambling is what I can’t answer to because it works differently for everybody, eventually there’s no body that doesn’t lose money in gambling, but some persons are actually very lucky when it comes to gambling and I would say has fetched them a lot of profit, that’s why some gamblers even go as far as making gambling a source of income, which is wrong to do. But in all, even if a player is very lucky to mostly win, still stick to your budget because anything can go wrong.

[Cryptmuster]

I share in your view, but winning big mainly depends on the amount you staked, cause if you win huge with small stake, imagine how much you would've won if your stake was higher, away from that, no gambler or bettor that'll be happy if he wasn't informed that he might required to validate his identity at some point, more especially when he win something big, I think it is time for casino that claim to be NoKYC to make it clear in their Tos that situation can make them to ask users for KYC, instead of keeping mute on that and going ahead to ask for that later.

I doubt that will ever happen. But I agree with you that it would be convenient if casinos clearly stated that they are no KYC casinos, while also specifying that verification may be required for withdrawals above, say $1,000. That way, it would be clear that if I withdraw $1,000 or more, they may ask me to complete KYC, while smaller withdrawals would not require it.

But casinos don’t work that way, they can request KYC whenever they want, regardless of the withdrawal amount. Although I think there’s probably nothing to worry about when making small deposits.

[GiftedMAN]

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.

I honestly don't think they will demand any further verification from you when you account is clean unless it is a case where they want to scam you or they do not want to pay you because the amount involved is big but a transparent casino will not ask you for any verification when you have done all that is required, if they suspect that you are breaking their rules they will give you signals which involves different kinds of verification and KYC but if you are able to provide all that and they investigate and find out that your account is clean they are not supposed to bother you with any verification again.  New customers should look at for their terms of service to avoid signing up when they don't know all the rules of the casino.

[hd49728]

I honestly don't think they will demand any further verification from you when you account is clean unless it is a case where they want to scam you or they do not want to pay you because the amount involved is big but a transparent casino will not ask you for any verification when you have done all that is required, if they suspect that you are breaking their rules they will give you signals which involves different kinds of verification and KYC but if you are able to provide all that and they investigate and find out that your account is clean they are not supposed to bother you with any verification again.  New customers should look at for their terms of service to avoid signing up when they don't know all the rules of the casino.

You can live with that belief, not only with Spin.io but also with other platforms from online casinos to centralized exchanges, but if there is KYC to use anytime, you will never be sure that your account will not get problems.

KYC request can be from a legit, not scam platform, and your account will be released after finishing KYC but you can not know about result before you submitting documents and receiving KYC results. Result can be a release or a stuck but the same thing is your documents used for KYC are lost on the Internet. You can not control where your documents go to after sending them to a platform for KYC.

Accounts can be clean or not clean in activities but you can not be strongly confident that your account will never get problems with any centralized platforms, from KYC request to money stuck and cannot withdraw.

[Hazink]

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.

Do those casinos just claim to be a non-KYC casino, or are they actually Nokyc? We need to know the difference before we also know how to judge and classify them. We have seen the ones which use misleading information to market but have clear KYC rules which is players are kind enough, they can see it, if the latter is the thing here then the player should have been aware that such will come in future and if they are not comfortable they should have never played in that place.

[Bushdark]

Sometimes u dont have to deposit a huge amount to make  profits so lets pretend that you won on a small deposit but you were asked to verify your identity, this can bother some users since they trusted the casino when they promoted themselves as nokyc

Is there really profit making in gambling, because for the most part you get to lose and yeah, there is that tendency that you can win even with small deposits but, gamblers should really be okay with KYC on sites that you’ve trusted enough to to gamble on. The need to comply with regulations always turns a NoKYC casino to start demanding casino and when the authorities starts poking, you don’t have much of a choice in it: it doesn’t mean they are lying, it’s just the changes that happens.

You can lose money as a gambler and that does not mean that you are not going to make profits. Profit comes and it goes which is one of the reason why gambling can look like fun. You don't expect to make profit when you are going to be profitable.
Those that are making it from betting must have been using a good analysis for increasing the level of making money as a gambler.
Not everybody is going to be profitable, those who are going to be losing will end up in regret or with addiction.

[JoyceBTC]

Sometimes u dont have to deposit a huge amount to make  profits so lets pretend that you won on a small deposit but you were asked to verify your identity, this can bother some users since they trusted the casino when they promoted themselves as nokyc

Is there really profit making in gambling, because for the most part you get to lose and yeah, there is that tendency that you can win even with small deposits but, gamblers should really be okay with KYC on sites that you’ve trusted enough to to gamble on. The need to comply with regulations always turns a NoKYC casino to start demanding casino and when the authorities starts poking, you don’t have much of a choice in it: it doesn’t mean they are lying, it’s just the changes that happens.

You can lose money as a gambler and that does not mean that you are not going to make profits. Profit comes and it goes which is one of the reason why gambling can look like fun. You don't expect to make profit when you are going to be profitable.
Those that are making it from betting must have been using a good analysis for increasing the level of making money as a gambler.
Not everybody is going to be profitable, those who are going to be losing will end up in regret or with addiction.

That’s why it is said that gambling is a game of luck, you cannot always win, you either win or lose because the outcome is very uncertain. No matter how good you are in predicting games, doesn’t mean one can never lose, just spend your money wisely that is the most important part. If you lose all to gambling, you will surely end up in regret.

[Rockson1]

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.

Players and intending gamblers that are part of the discussion that have been going on here for awhile, have learn many things, with the knowledge we have gotten, we now know that, wether or not they are called NOKYC , we should at a time be looking forward to be asked to submit our KYC at any point in time, what I understand is that cainos can ask for this, at anytime, being a NOKYC does not matter anymore, in regards to breaking trust, does some casinos even care that much, since they know that there are gamblers who will not stop using their site even when they know about all these.