This is your last post on the forum because I kept waiting for you to inform us of the latest updates that you have come up with with the platform. The interesting idea is not that the platform imposes Kyc procedures on you after you reach level 66 as a result of years of activity. This is not surprising at all, but it caught my attention that you cannot prove a photo of the local ID card in your country, as if your country only uses driver’s licenses as ID cards (How? Anyone who does not have a driver's license may obtain an identity card) and that you rushed to report what happened to you instead of submitting an application to the authorities to renew your passport.
BC.GAME is one of the best platforms on the market and its integrity can be recognized at all levels, as evidenced by the fact that they will certainly allow you to complete the withdrawals as soon as you are able to prove your identity, which is unambiguous. What is also strange is that you are surprised by their imposition of these measures on you, as if you thought they trusted you without review.
This casino is listed front and center on the homepage of a website called No To KYC. I can see why some people would be surprised at the KYC requirements, when it is so often misrepresented as a casino where you can play completely anonymously. As always, users should review the terms and conditions beforehand so they don’t receive any unexpected surprises. Some of these websites will straight up lie to get people to sign up through their affiliate link.
There is a logical thinking that any user who intends to use a platform for many years must have. No platform can allow withdrawals of large amounts without verifying the identity of the drawer. This will inevitably expose her to severe legal consequences.
The identity verification procedure is routine and no one should be alarmed by it. This is intuitive and logical even without even referring to Tos. What about a user who spent years on the same platform, and as soon as he was asked to complete the identity verification procedures, he found himself almost helpless and imagined that the platform intended to scam.
On this same basis, recently there was a person claiming that he had won more than $150,000 from one of the platforms, and that he was making daily withdrawals of $5,000 (the maximum withdrawal limit on the platform) without the platform asking him to prove his identity. This detail makes his entire story questionable.
