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We have to look for information on feedback from active gamblers at that casino and join the telegram group if available, we have to ask old members for withdrawal and KYC information and if they say there is no KYC obligation for withdrawals then we can join that casino, but make sure not to join a new casino because their rules can easily change without notice and the same thing will happen again.
I still stick to the top choices of popular casinos to avoid casino scams and unfair games, popular casinos remain consistent with the conditions and conditions that have been set, if they require KYC for acceptance then they have added that regulation to the regulatory point.
If the casino has no mandatory KYC then you will get 2 different answers from active gamblers at that casino because when KYC is not mandatory, casino may ask it for some players and may not ask it for some others.
When casino stated in their terms that they reserve the right to ask KYC anytime, we as players should be ready for it anytime especially when it comes to withdrawal.
In other words, we can say that KYC will be high likely requested.
For those who are strictly against KYC in online casino, simply do not play online gambling or try to find 100% KYC free casinos, it does exist but it is rare.
Most of the time, it is not really mandatory if the casino is not centralized. The difficult thing here is that it is not legal to ask for KYC from gamblers. The chances are very high that our KYC will be used for bad purposes, and that's a scary thing to look at, in my opinion.
The KYC only becomes mandatory when a casino platform makes a demand, and when it comes to situations like this, we really can't do anything because they hold our funds, and at any moment they can hold them and block our accounts. and it has happened many times to other gamblers in this field of crypto space.
You are only right if the type of casino you are referring to, or taking about are decentralized casinos, which you would agree with me are not really popular and not very many gamblers use them as the moment.
But then you are completely wrong if the casino you are referring to is the centralized ones, every centralized casino that is licensed has the legal right to demand kyc verification from their customers, in fact, it's not that they have a legal right, the law makes it mandatory for them to know their customers through a government issued ID verification, so by this, you should know that some casinos are actually doing their customers good by allowing such customers to play without kyc verification, to also withdraw small amount without passing kyc verification, they only request kyc verification from customers when the player is withdrawing a huge sum of money, this they do as a measure they take against money laundering and so on.
This doesn't apply to every single centralized casino out there though, I believe that there are still some bad eggs that use the kyc to extort and steal from gamblers, but for reputable casino, demanding kyc verification from their users is completely legal, and mandatory for them according to the law.