Is there a non-KYC crypto poker site?

[Texac]

If you are really into non-KYC, have you considered to give a try to Telegram based casinos and poker services?
As far as I know, most of them are completely free from KYC, as they use the wallet integrated on Telegram in order to fund your account, and such.

I still wouldn’t consider using Telegram casino an automatic solution to KYC problem.
Besides reputation is definitely more important than convenience for me in such case. With well-known casino, you can at least check its history and reputation and know where to turn if there’s a dispute. With small Telegram casino, you might be on your own if they don’t process your withdrawal.

And I would prefer a service where you can use BTC or USDT directly. I don’t really see benefit of converting your crypto into some internal token just to gamble without KYC. You’re basically adding another unnecessary risk.

[Hispo]

If you are really into non-KYC, have you considered to give a try to Telegram based casinos and poker services?
As far as I know, most of them are completely free from KYC, as they use the wallet integrated on Telegram in order to fund your account, and such.

I still wouldn’t consider using Telegram casino an automatic solution to KYC problem.
Besides reputation is definitely more important than convenience for me in such case. With well-known casino, you can at least check its history and reputation and know where to turn if there’s a dispute. With small Telegram casino, you might be on your own if they don’t process your withdrawal.

And I would prefer a service where you can use BTC or USDT directly. I don’t really see benefit of converting your crypto into some internal token just to gamble without KYC. You’re basically adding another unnecessary risk.

I mean... It is expected to encounter risks when you are seeking to gamble with no KYC, don't you think?
Otherwise, most people would be gambling on unregulated and KYC free casinos, if there was no risk associated with those casinos and bookies.
I just mentioned Telegram casinos because I was not sure if OP would be down to give them a try, in spite of their lack of reputation and how short-lived they tend to be when compared to alternatives like Stake, Rollbit and even Duel.

Besides, one can always use a pretty small balance in order to try how reliable those casinos are, specially if one is playing poker for fun and not in order to get any meaningful amount of money.

[AmaGold70]

Non kyc cryptocurrency poker sites promises withdrawing your fund without the need for identity verification. While I have not used any non kyc crypto poker site to gamble, I have heard of betway, betfury, duck dice, and some others, and I equally believe terms, and conditions of usage will also differ. While there are different cryptocurrency non kyc poker games, and sites before you venture into any of them, ensure you understand their terms, and conditions, and that you are comfortable with them. Sometimes a casino site can promise good customers services but by the time you begin to use them, you see a different thing entirely. More also, it is good you gamble with a well known poker site that is widely used, otherwise you can test a new or unfamiliar ones with little funds.

[maxeIPEL.00]

after the coinpoker experience mentioned here, i'd be extra careful with withdrawal policies and support response times. don't just rely on someone saying a site is safe.

[acroman08]

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I knew this thread was eerily similar to this one, so I monitored this thread to see if you'll edit your post, just like what happened to the thread I just mentioned, and it turns out I was right in my suspicion.

For anyone reading this thread, Playblind.com is connected to scam accounts posting suspicious websites here in the forum. Check Zwei's thread for more info.

[Zwei]

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I knew this thread was eerily similar to this one, so I monitored this thread to see if you'll edit your post, just like what happened to the thread I just mentioned, and it turns out I was right in my suspicion.

For anyone reading this thread, Playblind.com is connected to scam accounts posting suspicious websites here in the forum. Check Zwei's thread for more info.

another nice catch @acroman08  

it's very clear Sprite160 is part of the shills circus, but i'm not totally sure about OP.
hmm... the timing difference between the OP and first reply is sus. add the inactivity, password change, and email change, and the AI tag, makes me think he's in bed with the others, and him insulting @nutildah unprompted makes me think he must have caught other accounts of his.

Hi guys, I am looking for a crypto poker site where I can play without going through KYC or uploading ID. Ideally something that accepts Bitcoin or other crypto directly and lets you deposit and withdraw without asking docs, I've had problems with Coinpoker in the past, took me about 2 months for them to unlock my funds, i don;t want it to happen ever again

If you have any suggestion please leave a comment below.

CoinPoker is a great option for low rolls, but they are likely to require KYC for withdrawals. For a decent bankroll, PlayBlind is likely the best because their rules are pretty clear on this: they never require KYC, cashouts are instant, and there’s no rake because the platform is supported through advertising and sponsors.


Edit: Stake Poker has full KYC since January 2025

PlayBlind is a fake scam poker site, avoid it like the plague.

[danadc]

Non kyc cryptocurrency poker sites promises withdrawing your fund without the need for identity verification. While I have not used any non kyc crypto poker site to gamble, I have heard of betway, betfury, duck dice, and some others, and I equally believe terms, and conditions of usage will also differ. While there are different cryptocurrency non kyc poker games, and sites before you venture into any of them, ensure you understand their terms, and conditions, and that you are comfortable with them. Sometimes a casino site can promise good customers services but by the time you begin to use them, you see a different thing entirely. More also, it is good you gamble with a well known poker site that is widely used, otherwise you can test a new or unfamiliar ones with little funds.

A no KYC site offering PvP poker sounds very tempting I’d fully endorse it if it exists but there’s always the risk of it turning into a scam, and losing money isn't for me. I’d rather wait to see if a casino preferably a trustworthy one launches such a service. It’s not easy to find; years ago, you could find casinos with PvP poker modes, but nowadays, that’s usually limited to organized tournaments or competitions.

Given the current landscape, it’s better to go through verification, provided the site can guarantee security.

[#CapsLOck]

Non kyc cryptocurrency poker sites promises withdrawing your fund without the need for identity verification. While I have not used any non kyc crypto poker site to gamble, I have heard of betway, betfury, duck dice, and some others, and I equally believe terms, and conditions of usage will also differ. While there are different cryptocurrency non kyc poker games, and sites before you venture into any of them, ensure you understand their terms, and conditions, and that you are comfortable with them. Sometimes a casino site can promise good customers services but by the time you begin to use them, you see a different thing entirely. More also, it is good you gamble with a well known poker site that is widely used, otherwise you can test a new or unfamiliar ones with little funds.

Maintaining that the most relevant factor is not if a poker website is non KYC or not, but rather if their terms. Withdrawal. And reputation are transparent. Just because a site doesn't state that they have no KYC doesn't mean that they won't ever ask for KYC at some point. Particularly when it comes to larger withdrawals or unusual activity. If you're putting money into a new site. It's best to learn the rules first, and begin on a small scale. When playing online crypto gambling, preserving your finances and understanding the payout guidelines may be as significant as the games themselves.

[boyptc]

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I knew this thread was eerily similar to this one, so I monitored this thread to see if you'll edit your post, just like what happened to the thread I just mentioned, and it turns out I was right in my suspicion.

For anyone reading this thread, Playblind.com is connected to scam accounts posting suspicious websites here in the forum. Check Zwei's thread for more info.

That was a good catch bro.

Very similar to the style of how it goes. So the suggestion of everyone is now in vain because there's no genuine interaction and discussion of what OP has started.

It's a shilling on their end and the name itself is even near to the truth of what this is all about, lol playblind nice try OP.

[Nwada001]

That was a good catch bro.

Very similar to the style of how it goes. So the suggestion of everyone is now in vain because there's no genuine interaction and discussion of what OP has started.

It's a shilling on their end and the name itself is even near to the truth of what this is all about, lol playblind nice try OP.

And how they handled this was for the guy to first drop a wrong suggestion, which was that stake being the best choice, and I debunked it, only for them to come back and edit the post and add their real intention when those who saw the first comment will no longer notice the scam that have been posted, that was smart of them but unfortunately they still get caught.

[Agbe]

If you have any suggestion please leave a comment below.

I advise you to use fully KYC casino to play poker games than a casino that will say no KYC at the time of withdrawing, you will be ask to submit KYC. To see a No KYC poker that genuinely no requirements of docs is by connection (by good and trusted referrer system) if not it will be very difficult for you to see such and if you see such. Don't trust them fully and ply with them with little money for a while and when you see their genuineness, you can add more.

Don't trust those casinos saying No KYC in their policies until it confirmed. You have to crosscheck some of the things to know if really they are operating No KYC system. If there is a License, it will not be a No KYC and if there is no License, what is their mode of operation. There are things to know at all policies. And you have t know them before using them.

[Yablee0]

What's the crime of KYC casinos?  

Anyways, the thing is every non KYC casinos will eventually go full KYC compliance, it's necessary for them to do this if they don't want any problem with the regulators, don't blame them.

Things are changing and online crime is also increasing, people are using casinos to wash their dirty money, they are using online casinos to move their illegal money, there is no way you will avoid KYC verification very soon.

But I don't think there's any big deal there in going through a KYC process since our intentions are right. Personally I don't mind going through KYC process provided it's well protected from hacker's, and I know is mostly for security purpose.

However, you pointed out a very important fact about kycing and why it's important. That's true, because things are really happening and if not for KYC most gambling sites would have been a major hide out for criminal's.

[free-bit.co.in]

If you are really into non-KYC, have you considered to give a try to Telegram based casinos and poker services?
As far as I know, most of them are completely free from KYC, as they use the wallet integrated on Telegram in order to fund your account, and such.

I still wouldn’t consider using Telegram casino an automatic solution to KYC problem.
Besides reputation is definitely more important than convenience for me in such case. With well-known casino, you can at least check its history and reputation and know where to turn if there’s a dispute. With small Telegram casino, you might be on your own if they don’t process your withdrawal.

And I would prefer a service where you can use BTC or USDT directly. I don’t really see benefit of converting your crypto into some internal token just to gamble without KYC. You’re basically adding another unnecessary risk.

Expecting risk free security in non kyc area is like thinking fairy tales can come true in real life.

Are Telegram casinos or bots 100% risk-free? of course not.
However these are quite convenient for lightweight micro stake poker or casual gaming.

And regarding what you mentioned about internal token, not all TG platform force use of their own token. Nowadays you can smoothly play straight using BTC, TON etc on many TG bot.

There will always be risk but for privacy prioritizer this is an option.
If you want zero risk along with zero downside, lol, good luck finding that unicorn!

[Hispo]

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Expecting risk free security in non kyc area is like thinking fairy tales can come true in real life.

Are Telegram casinos or bots 100% risk-free? of course not.
However these are quite convenient for lightweight micro stake poker or casual gaming.

And regarding what you mentioned about internal token, not all TG platform force use of their own token. Nowadays you can smoothly play straight using BTC, TON etc on many TG bot.

There will always be risk but for privacy prioritizer this is an option.
If you want zero risk along with zero downside, lol, good luck finding that unicorn!

In my opinion, there is no casino which is one hundred percent free of risk, even big casinos like Duel, Duelbits, Stake and Rollbits also have the risk of getting hacked and getting our personal information getting leaked, because if their KYC/AML policies.
With those telegram casinos which don't require KYC/AML there are also risks, but those are different kinds of risks from what we would expect from centralized big casinos like those I mentioned before.

[Sammysmart001]

If you are really into non-KYC, have you considered to give a try to Telegram based casinos and poker services?
As far as I know, most of them are completely free from KYC, as they use the wallet integrated on Telegram in order to fund your account, and such.

I still wouldn’t consider using Telegram casino an automatic solution to KYC problem.
Besides reputation is definitely more important than convenience for me in such case. With well-known casino, you can at least check its history and reputation and know where to turn if there’s a dispute. With small Telegram casino, you might be on your own if they don’t process your withdrawal.

And I would prefer a service where you can use BTC or USDT directly. I don’t really see benefit of converting your crypto into some internal token just to gamble without KYC. You’re basically adding another unnecessary risk.

Reputation it an important part to check out for, but also before depositing am going to look closely at the withdrawal conditions. A casino can be having a good reputation but that doesn’t not automatically mean that every withdrawal is goging to be processed without no additional checks. Most especially the cases where  something will trigger their security procedures or even in a case of where the amount Is larger.

This is why the site having  KYC or not is not the only important thing but making sure to know weather the rules are clear or not before you deposit. The possible verifications that are required, knowing the withdrawal limits and also knowing how disputes are handle will help out to prevent you discovering an important condition later on, after you already deposit your funds on the platform.

[Queen uloma]

What's the crime of KYC casinos?  

Anyways, the thing is every non KYC casinos will eventually go full KYC compliance, it's necessary for them to do this if they don't want any problem with the regulators, don't blame them.

Things are changing and online crime is also increasing, people are using casinos to wash their dirty money, they are using online casinos to move their illegal money, there is no way you will avoid KYC verification very soon.

But I don't think there's any big deal there in going through a KYC process since our intentions are right. Personally I don't mind going through KYC process provided it's well protected from hacker's, and I know is mostly for security purpose.

However, you pointed out a very important fact about kycing and why it's important. That's true, because things are really happening and if not for KYC most gambling sites would have been a major hide out for criminal's.

I really don’t see KYC as a big problem if a person’s intentions are clean. For me, I don’t care doing KYC in as much as the platform is protecting our personal information from hackers and being misuse. KYC can help gambling sites to reduce fraud, money laundering and other illegal activities.

If there’s no adequate verification some criminals can use gambling platforms as a place where they will hide their  activities. 
So, I think the actual problem isn’t KYC alone, but how safely the platform handle and protect the information we provide.

[Hispo]

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This is why the site having  KYC or not is not the only important thing but making sure to know weather the rules are clear or not before you deposit. The possible verifications that are required, knowing the withdrawal limits and also knowing how disputes are handle will help out to prevent you discovering an important condition later on, after you already deposit your funds on the platform.

While I agree with you, the issue on what it is more important in a casino is rather relative, it depends on the point of view of each one of us.
There are gamblers who take their privacy very seriously for some personal reasons, the kind of gamblers who want to have access to poker or slots without having to submit anything about them to a centralized platform.
That kind of gambler is likely to risk it more for the sake of their anonymity, by gambling on unregulated and new casinos with do not ask for KYC documents.

[tread93]

Hi guys, I am looking for a crypto poker site where I can play without going through KYC or uploading ID. Ideally something that accepts Bitcoin or other crypto directly and lets you deposit and withdraw without asking docs, I've had problems with Coinpoker in the past, took me about 2 months for them to unlock my funds, i don;t want it to happen ever again

If you have any suggestion please leave a comment below.

Awh sheesh., two months to get your coin back that is absurd I would be doing the same exact thing.

[Jubilee58]

Hi guys, I am looking for a crypto poker site where I can play without going through KYC or uploading ID. Ideally something that accepts Bitcoin or other crypto directly and lets you deposit and withdraw without asking docs, I've had problems with Coinpoker in the past, took me about 2 months for them to unlock my funds, i don;t want it to happen ever again

If you have any suggestion please leave a comment below.

Personally, I cannot recommend you to any poker site because everyone have their own rules, and ones there rules are violated, the will definitely penalize the user. There are many poker games, but every casino game like strict adherence to their rules, and understanding a casino platform, and keeping their terms , and conditions is very necessary, some of us get trapped or penalize because we fail to understand the rules guiding a gambling platform even as we gamble. I remembered some years back, in my local gambling platform, my wins was trapped because of kyc, but after proper verification I was able to withdraw my fund, and till date I have not had such challenge any longer because my details is now with them, this enables them to know when the owner of the account is making transactions, and when an intruder is involved in the transaction.

[Fortify]

Hi guys, I am looking for a crypto poker site where I can play without going through KYC or uploading ID. Ideally something that accepts Bitcoin or other crypto directly and lets you deposit and withdraw without asking docs, I've had problems with Coinpoker in the past, took me about 2 months for them to unlock my funds, i don;t want it to happen ever again

If you have any suggestion please leave a comment below.

There's no such thing as a non-KYC poker site that is reputable, it's an oxymoron. I don't think anyone can point out a single site that you would want to put money into that claims to be KYC and has never asked any customers for documentation. It would become a hive for money laundering and such sites get targeted by law enforcement pretty quickly - once you get a US regulator looking at you then you're in trouble, they can put enough pressure on any foreign government who doesn't automatically take action against the site. All of this is a moot point though, because it's obvious from the design of the first post and the instant reply afterwards that this was a coordinated shilling operation trying to push a site. It's not subtle and in fact very obvious.