It's your responsibility as a gambler to do your due diligence by running an all-encompassing research about a casino before deciding to make use of it's services especially when it's new, and suspected to be under licensed regulation but yet claiming to be a non-kyc casino so you don't get caught up in the web.
Or, if you ain't sure about their claims you may have to avoid it because, it could be a scheme to attract new players/customers to their platform, for in as much as a casino is regulated it must comply with AML policy which entails that in the future you'll definitely be required to pass KYC either after depositing or winning huge money and want to withdraw.
The action is misleading.
Topic: Can a licensed casino advertise as "NOY KYC CASINO"? - page 3. (Read 315 times)
I brought this up for discussion here because I've seen some casinos with ANN threads in the forum advertising themselves as non-KYC casinos, but I suspect they are actually regulated. So, if they are truly regulated and still advertising as non-KYC casinos, how should we interpret their actions? Is it a way to entice and potentially cheat gamblers?
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