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[Bitcoin-Forever]

I'm still surprised that you will discover today different cases that apply to some gambling casinos, whereby even a fishy, sketchy gambling casino will want to promote its brand, despite knowing that it has some past unresolved issues and user challenges on its platform. Isn't it better and worth it to be reliable and have a good customer experience with your users than to complain a lot about the challenges they face rather than the sweet experience they had?

[Moreno233]

I haven't seen no KYC casino in a long time. I saw that you allow smaller deposits in comparison to other casinos, so I might try out the casino with small deposit later.

I see that you were registered two weeks ago, which is usually red flag, but good thing is that casino is not template-made at least on first look...

BTW. I couldnt find minimum withdrawal requirement. So I am interested what is minimum withdrawal amount?

There are several no KYC casino in the forum, if you have not seen one in a long time, it means you have not been looking at the right place beause no KYC have been used by many casinos for marketing purposes.

I'm not saying you should not try this platform but if your reason simply because they allow lower deposits, that reason may not be a strong one. I'm not moved by what they have presented as announcement thread and the platform itself because a lot of things are not yet clear to me.

[fighter2627]

This is probably the strangest crypto casino I've seen here on the forum, because it's literally the opposite of the usual gambling casinos I've seen on this forum, honestly speaking.

Then what seems even more cruel here is that the minimum deposit is 1$ if I'm not mistaken in this matter then 10$ minimum, then the cruelest thing is that there are no wagering requirements, for example if you win a big amount right away you can withdraw it immediately, but the question is, has such a scenario ever happened at this casino? As long as it's gambling at your own risk, the crypto gambling community here probably doesn't forget.

[YOSHIE]

We're new. No review sites. No affiliates. No SEO spam. You're finding this because I posted it somewhere you hang out.

It is not easy to gain public trust or communication for every casino that operates here, considering that you are still a beginner and a new gambling site, of course it takes a long process to start your casino career here.

With casinos that have been operating here for a long time, they have had to face challenges and trials until they survived until now.
Is Playful Kitti Casino, licensed and registered with the gambling authorities in your area of ​​operation. You should be more active in discussing here, so that the community does not think negatively about Playful Kitti Casino.

If you don't have a review, make a review here, give the communications on this forum a little reward for their review efforts, as other new casinos have done, instead of having to pay for outside reviews, I'm sure they will actually post a reviewbased on their experience.

[r_victory]

BTC is not included in the $1 minimum deposit. What is the minimum amount for it?

With so much negative criticism regarding its AI-generated design and lack of attention to security and other non-negotiable factors, including issues such as stating that email is not mandatory but requesting it during registration or claiming not to require KYC but mentioning in the terms that it may be requested, I think it's difficult to succeed here.

I don't believe simplicity is a negative factor, but it will take a lot of work to gain the trust of gamblers.

[Haunebu]

Wow! This is either a really low quality scam attempt or a legit casino which buried itself even before rising upwards. Where to begin? I'll start with the KYC angle since it's pretty evident that it's heavily debated in many gambling board threads and op probably did his research.

Next, a poor ANN presentation and no licensing whatsoever. The domain name doesn't help and @DARK6767's small deposit getting stuck makes it all worse. Avoid people!

[coin-investor]

We just opened. Here's the deal.

I built this because I was tired of casinos that wanted more of my data than a bank and treated my withdrawal like a personal favor. Wanted a place where the product is just a game that pays out when you win and takes my crypto when I don't.

We're new. No review sites. No affiliates. No SEO spam. You're finding this because I posted it somewhere you hang out.

This is straightforward. I have never seen an announcement like this that deviates from a usual casino announcement. You try to be different and not a standard casino.

But what really fascinates me is what you wrote on your platform, which is so true in many casinos when they launched their platform. I still recommend that you get a copper account. Don't try to be different; it's a way to get some privileges.

Let's see how it goes if the community will support you.

No bonuses, no wagering traps
We don't offer free spins, deposit bonuses, or other promotions, unlike many other sites. Those usually come with wagering requirements so steep that few players who claim them can ever actually withdraw the money - the bonus is designed to look generous while quietly making a withdrawal nearly impossible. We'd rather you just play a fair game with your own money and be able to cash out whenever you want.

[Alphakilo]

My observation is this:
What's most appealing is the wallet to wallet settlement that is a great alternative if actually this is a true working idea because it overrides the demand for kyc at some point by most offshore platforms.
The regulatory risks are high and technical hurdles like node sync is still a main technical problem to take into perspective.

[Barikui1]

There are several no KYC casino in the forum, if you have not seen one in a long time, it means you have not been looking at the right place beause no KYC have been used by many casinos for marketing purposes.

It's very sad that casino are now using no kyc as a marketing strategy, just to attract players to their casino, while in reality they are actually a kyc casino, because at the end of the day, kyc will still be ask if they have any suspicion on a particular account. And in addition to that, it is stated in their terms and conditions that kyc will be ask if they see the need in doing so, but they are openly preaching that they are a no kyc casino, is that not pure deceit?
Starting with a lie doesn't create a good image for the casino, but they are ignorant about that fact.

As you have already said, their is nothing special about the site that will make me want to give it a trying, because the site doesn't even look like a casino in the first place.

[Tetu100]

Op with the way this casino is right now, it's going to struggle to attract players, because if someone do not take a closer look at it, he would not even know that it's a casino. The interface is too bad, but it can still be corrected if the right things are done faster, because I personally wouldn't leave another casino for something like this that is poorly put together, since I wouldn't be confident that they are going to pay me, if I won big.

They can start making the corrections by purchasing a copper membership account as to enable them post some pictures, animations graphics and so on that can make their casino look more better and attractive. Because from what I'm seeing in the op, I doubt if it can make any significant impact especially for a casino that is still struggling to build a name for itself.

Furthermore, you stated that it's a no kyc casino, but in the TOS, what is written there different, because in your word, kyc will be asked if a large or suspicious withdrawal is made, is this how a genuine and trustworthy casino act? No.
So I would advice that you should try to put your shit together because first impression really do matters.

This is what I hate so much about some of these casinos. However, they are always saying a thing while they mean something else. If you are KYCed then that is fine as long as you made it very clear from the start. But saying they are none KYC at the beginning them bringing up something different is where I don't understand.