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Reserved.

[julerz12]

Welcome to the forum! Glad you guys finally posted your official announcement thread!
To those who are wondering, yes, they really do not require any KYC.

See their ToS here: https://overdog.bet/legal/terms

[Lucano]

Welcome to the forum.
A great name for a new casino. It reminds me of the person who always challenges me when betting on the underdog. When I tried to register, I couldn't find the email and password entry. The login requirements directly linked me to my Telegram or Gmail account. Honestly, I don't like that method for the security of my personal account. I should create an alternative.

[overdog_bet]

Welcome to the forum! Glad you guys finally posted your official announcement thread!
To those who are wondering, yes, they really do not require any KYC.

See their ToS here: https://overdog.bet/legal/terms

Thank you!

[batako]

Welcome to the forum! Glad you guys finally posted your official announcement thread!
To those who are wondering, yes, they really do not require any KYC.

See their ToS here: https://overdog.bet/legal/terms

Good site to check then whether it wont ask for kyc no matter how much withdraw amount will.TBH, kyc at a casino is so suck, it will give a sense of unease throughout one's life!

Btw, is there free promotion before we start making our feet wet?

[overdog_bet]

When I tried to register, I couldn't find the email and password entry. The login requirements directly linked me to my Telegram or Gmail account.

Telegram or Google only. We don't store passwords at all, so there's no password database to leak or phish. If you'd rather keep it separate from your main accounts, a fresh Gmail or Telegram works just the same.
The part that actually guards your money is 2FA: you need a code from your authenticator app for every withdrawal. So even if someone gets into your Gmail, they still can't pull funds.

Good site to check then whether it wont ask for kyc no matter how much withdraw amount will.
Btw, is there free promotion before we start making our feet wet?

No KYC at any amount, there's no threshold where it suddenly kicks in.
No free credits and no deposit bonus. No bonus balance means no wagering requirements and nothing to claw back: what you win is cash.
If you want to test the waters, every casino game runs in demo mode, no account needed. Real bets start at $0.01, and you get 20% rakeback in cash from your very first bet for 30 days, no wagering: overdog.bet/casino/promotions

[Ronsbit]

Welcome mate. From the looks, you already have yourself planned and I believe manager Julerz12 already put you through here on this platform.
I visited your website and I can confirm the no KYC policy you already have which I think is straight up for anyone to see and understand that you require no identity verification exercise before withdrawal. Members would definitely pick interest in your platform because of the no KYC and I hope it remains the same no KYC it started with overtime.

[Hypnosis00]

I hope this will be real, not just for a few days or just after the first withdrawal.

It doesn't really matter to me the looks, the number of games, etc., but what matters most is the transparency and reliability of the casino.

But I have one question- Is the government not requiring anymore for every casino to have mandatory KYC when getting legal documents? Because most of the casinos now are following that order. Of course, I want KYC-free, but I don't want to see it either if it will compromise the casino's legality.

[overdog_bet]

I hope it remains the same no KYC it started with overtime.

Thanks mate. It's written into the ToS, not a launch promo. Section 4 covers sign-up, deposits, bets and withdrawals, at any amount.

Is the government not requiring anymore for every casino to have mandatory KYC when getting legal documents? Because most of the casinos now are following that order.

You've got it right: casinos with a licence have to run KYC, because the licence comes with AML rules. That's why so many "no KYC" sites still ask for your passport on the first big withdrawal.
We don't have a licence, and we say it straight. So there's no regulator rule forcing docs on you, and nothing to quietly switch on later. Whether you can play from your country is on your local law, same as with any offshore site.
On transparency, that's the part you can check yourself:

• Last 50 withdrawals with tx hashes: overdog.bet/proof
• Any casino round, recomputed in your browser: overdog.bet/casino/fairness
• Sports bets settle on Polymarket's on-chain oracle, not by us.

[godweles888]

hi. what can say about your 100% rakeback on sport for new players?

[MusaMohamed]

The part that actually guards your money is 2FA: you need a code from your authenticator app for every withdrawal. So even if someone gets into your Gmail, they still can't pull funds.

People must have right practice, account, gmail, 2FA must be stored or logged in on different devices rather than only one device. If on one device, there is Overdog.bet account, gmail account, and 2FA there, everything can be lost or compromised at once security incident.

It's not recommended how 2FA should be stored because the name already means a lot. Two factor authentication that is like a second layer of security, so it should never be stored at a same place of a first layer of security (account and email).

2FA can be open source or close source. Aegis is an open source 2FA.
Aegis Authenticator, a decent alternative to Google Authenticator and Authy.

[Agbe]

Welcome to the forum! Glad you guys finally posted your official announcement thread!
To those who are wondering, yes, they really do not require any KYC.

See their ToS here: https://overdog.bet/legal/terms

It is the action that tells the truth and for now we will assume that they are no KYC. But when someone wins large or there is a suspicious move by a player and what they will do to the gambler or the requirements of the casino will tell us if they request or not. That is ot withstanding. They are welcome to the forum and I can see that they have a professional announcement thread to market their brand. Since you are with them, we expect to see some promos.

[AlexSnowSnow]

Welcome to the forum ! I liked your site design and the game animations and it's nice that there's a demo to get familiar with. I'll definitely follow your topic and see how you develop. If the no KYC policy stays the same you're in for success!

[iv4n]

"Odds are set by traders, not a bookmaker" & "Open where Polymarket is closed to new bets" look attractive, and you included a few in-house games just to make it more interesting. And this looks pretty straightforward:

We don't have a licence, and we say it straight. So there's no regulator rule forcing docs on you, and nothing to quietly switch on later. Whether you can play from your country is on your local law, same as with any offshore site.

Welcome to the forum! I will give it a try these days... After all, it's all about trust & support! Good luck!

[overdog_bet]

It is the action that tells the truth

Agreed, and thanks for the welcome. That's why every payout is public with its hash: overdog.bet/proof. No documents at any amount.

it's nice that there's a demo to get familiar with

Thanks, glad you liked it.

I will give it a try these days...

Thanks. Give it a go and tell us how it went.

[MisFoxie]

Welcome to the forum! Glad you guys finally posted your official announcement thread!
To those who are wondering, yes, they really do not require any KYC.

See their ToS here: https://overdog.bet/legal/terms

Looks like they are not here to play hide & seek like other casinos.
noKYC is actually better for this forum but the problem here is not with features or privacy the problem is trust. Many new casinos have come to this forum and left after scamming users so people will not easily trust a new casino.

If you have really come to stay in this casino industry for many years I recommend keeping some funds in escrow/insurance with someone reputable so that people do not have to worry about being scammed again.

[salad daging]

Ohh now I understand a little bit about your sportsbook that is directly supported by Polymarket liquidity, so your casino takes the Polymarket P2P order book, which I think is a bit different like other sportsbook providers.

OK welcome, we're having you come here.

If you have really come to stay in this casino industry for many years I recommend keeping some funds in escrow/insurance with someone reputable so that people do not have to worry about being scammed again.

It is impossible for a casino to deposit escrows funds on a trusted person in the forum, unless they are holding a contest here especially a signature campaign may be able to do escrows.

Despite the many scams, I have never seen any casino that offers this.

[overdog_bet]

I recommend keeping some funds in escrow/insurance with someone reputable

Trust gets earned over time, no argument there. Our take is simpler: the safest money is money that isn't sitting with a casino. Withdrawals have no hold and no approval step, the median lands in 53 seconds, so there's no reason to park a balance with us. Keep on any site only what you're playing with, us included.

your sportsbook that is directly supported by Polymarket liquidity

Right, and thanks for the welcome. Sports bets go straight into Polymarket's order book, we're never the other side of them.

[xLays]

Any chance you guys could offer something to the bitcointalk community so we can try out your site and give you some feedback? I've seen a few online casinos joining the forum recently and offering $5 in free funds to let members test their sites. Maybe you guys could do something similar? Just a suggestion! Who knows, maybe you'll get some useful feedback from the community. lol