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[Haunebu]

In principle, I think we should give any new site the benefit of the doubt. The fact that they don’t have a licence shouldn’t be a problem – at least it wasn’t when I started out – and most casinos ran smoothly.

Disagree. I do understand your reasoning and it's a fact that having a license from any of these random islands doesn't guarantee anything, but there is also the fact where legitimately licensed crypto gambling sites tend to scam less when compared to unlicensed ones.

Scoras is a good example where they possessed a legit license, but still turned out to be a scam site. Also, any site that states 'License in progress' instead of calling themselves unlicensed is shady as hell. This is why I do not recommend playing here as of now.

[Barikui1]

In principle, I think we should give any new site the benefit of the doubt. The fact that they don’t have a licence shouldn’t be a problem – at least it wasn’t when I started out – and most casinos ran smoothly.

Disagree. I do understand your reasoning and it's a fact that having a license from any of these random islands doesn't guarantee anything, but there is also the fact where legitimately licensed crypto gambling sites tend to scam less when compared to unlicensed ones.

Scoras is a good example where they possessed a legit license, but still turned out to be a scam site. Also, any site that states 'License in progress' instead of calling themselves unlicensed is shady as hell. This is why I do not recommend playing here as of now.

I think that Don Pedro Dinero is right with his sentiment on this, because we have seen popular and licensed casino later turned into a pure scam casino, so having a licence does not entail that a casino is 100% safe. If you think otherwise about this, I urge you to go to the scam accusation board of this forum and see for yourself how some popular and licensed casino are busy scamming their users , and since they are a top casino, it would take something extraordinary for forum users to even take your word serious.

 So my actual point is that having a licence does not guarantee anything or prevent any gambling user from being scam by the same casino, because most of these casinos are even bold enough not to even engage in exit scam like in the past, now they will scam you and still be running the casino as if nothing happens, until you call them out.

[CryptSafe]

Welcome to Bitcointalk platform. I must say that you have a good UI and your website is so easy to navigate I must confess. I really aplaud you for that. I also noticed you already have a signature campaign which show's that you came prepared listening and following guidelines. This is a good gesture because members would definitely see this attribute and would know that you are in for business and your standards are quite alright to start with.
I checked your restricted nations and could not see some Asian countries which we are all aware are not gamble friendly nations, does it mean their nationals can gamble on your platform?

[suzanne5223]

Our current understanding is that the review process takes approximately 4 months.

I like the fct tht your tem is working on getting license but to some gmblers license is not drwbck once the gmbling pltform provide the service tht cn convince them into trusting their service which one is the mrketing you're doing but i think you should lso consider going for the GameCheck seal due to alot of gambling platform hiding behind provably fair, and with the  GameCheck seal  people can confirm your games authenticity which i believe will build more trust.
That's my 2 cents, but the decision is all yours, though.

[ccc.io]

Welcome to Bitcointalk platform. I must say that you have a good UI and your website is so easy to navigate I must confess. I really aplaud you for that. I also noticed you already have a signature campaign which show's that you came prepared listening and following guidelines. This is a good gesture because members would definitely see this attribute and would know that you are in for business and your standards are quite alright to start with.
I checked your restricted nations and could not see some Asian countries which we are all aware are not gamble friendly nations, does it mean their nationals can gamble on your platform?

We appreciate your feedback and your recognition of the effort we’ve put into our platform and participation in the forum! 

Our current approach to country eligibility is informed by advice from our legal team.

[ccc.io]

Our current understanding is that the review process takes approximately 4 months.

I like the fct tht your tem is working on getting license but to some gmblers license is not drwbck once the gmbling pltform provide the service tht cn convince them into trusting their service which one is the mrketing you're doing but i think you should lso consider going for the GameCheck seal due to alot of gambling platform hiding behind provably fair, and with the  GameCheck seal  people can confirm your games authenticity which i believe will build more trust.
That's my 2 cents, but the decision is all yours, though.

Thank you for the thoughtful suggestion!

We’ll look into the GameCheck seal and share your feedback with our team for consideration.

We appreciate you taking the time to suggest ways we can build greater confidence in our platform 

[DYING_S0UL]

Thank you for pointing this out. We missed updating those details before launch. Our legal team is currently reviewing the KYC information, and we expect to publish the updates within the next day or so.

Ok fair enough, thank you for clearing the confusions. But please do let us (the community) know when you officially update the KYC policy!

Our current understanding is that the review process takes approximately 4 months.

4 months? Man, that's a loooong time! I wasn't aware that it took them that long to grant a license.


Anyway, last but not least, do not make multiple posts in a row. That's rule 32 you are breaking. Try to reply to multiple users at once (yeah you can do that), or wait for someone else to make a reply, and then post your response. Responding to multiple user at once is better though.  

32. Posting multiple posts in a row (excluding bumps and reserved posts by the thread starter) is not allowed.

[Justbillywitt]

Welcome to the forum.

Could you let us know which license is being used?

Have you gone through their site and you couldn't find out the license they are using?

I guess that’s why the user asked the question. It wouldn’t make sense if he just ask the question without checking their website already. Common logic is that you have to look at the place you ought to see what you are looking for, if it’s not there, you will then ask question to the support. However op has responded to him that they are still in the application process of getting their license.