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Yes, it's true and there are some casinos that don't provide KYC requirements for their casino site users so gamblers who don't like KYC setup can play or bet at the casino.
If you say that KYC is not for security, but what actually happens is that KYC is made for security. As an example of what you have said, KYC is made to verify whether gamblers are in money laundering cases or citizens who are prohibited from using the site, then can't you take the main point, which is security for the casino so that no user is in a money laundering case, because if that happens then the casino site will also be in trouble in that case and be dragged into a case where the casino is a place of storage or duplicating money by the accused in money laundering cases.
So KYC also plays an important role for the security of a casino site.

This is especially true for old casinos with a large number of customers. Therefore, you need to be prepared that the answer to the request can be waited for a whole week, and not 1 day as you want.

Sometimes casinos can be very slow on their responses and the communication they sustain with their customer is not really the best, this could give the impression they may be about to scam you but their customer support is simply overwhelmed with all the work they have to deal with, now with that being said their main account is not very active in the forum anymore as they have not posted in almost a year, but they seem to have logged in just a week ago so it may take some time before they see your post and decide to look more closely at your case.

i like to complain
get issue with lot of bookmakers
but cloudbet is the one they never ask me anything
i do the verification in their website ( its not KYC fully as they just ask passport and picture id)
i deposit 8k and withdraw more than 24k without any issue
of course if u play from a banned country u will have trouble
but to say its a scam its unfair

This thread has taken a lot of worry and stress away from me.  Great forum too, glad I found it

Cloudbet asked me for KYC and have been quite slow to respond as well as asking for more than normal, they want actual bank statements I received in the mail, which I dont have so have had to order from my bank.  The problem I have is I opened the account when I was in Spain visiting my family, but I am not a Spanish resident I am a Uk resident.  I wasnt aware of the whole residency thing with gambling. Afterward I found out UK residency is restricted so I guess that means I will lose all my winnings unfortunately, they werent very much but still annoying if thats what happens.  But the slow responses and all the bad reviews I was seeing on trustpilot had me absolutely sick with worry that they would steal my deposit as well as taking my winnings.  I have barely slept all weekend but finding this site and seeing that they are reputable, just very thorough with their KYC  and a little slow with the responses has really taken some stress away about this.  

I actually made a thread in the sscam forum as I wasnt sure where to post about my problem, but I deleted it after seeing I may jumping the gun and letting worry get the best of me.  Ill keep the forum posted about what happens, I really hope I get it all figured out soon, never been so stressed out.

therefore as I said in several threads of complaints about KYC issues, I always say there is nothing wrong with doing KYC on gambling that has a license for convenience and security when betting. and doing KYC is not fully complying but only complying with the rules that apply to the gambling platform, and that looks fine.
some people here who have high rollers certainly won't mind doing KYC to comply with applicable regulations.


for gamblers who do not like KYC and are looking for gambling without a license, it will be at their own risk as they have already made their plans and I am sure, gamblers who only gamble in anonymity, they are waiting for much less funds.

KYC is good but there are some casinos that bypass it because of it cumbersome nature of registration, and they  are doing well in the online casinos platforms. Though it is not encourage to register to a casino site that has no KYC or license because you the gambler is putting yourself in danger, anything can happen along the long run. So you are advise to deposit what you can loss and it will not pain you if it happens. KYC protect the interest of the play and the account as well. So it is better you use a casino that has KYC and fully registered.

In the casino without licence the rights of players are not protected at all. The owners of such casinos can close them any time they want taking the money of the users. It is so simple to open new casino and do not pay players at all.

Stupid decision for high rollers to avoid KYC compliance casino since this could make them more secured especially when dealing on their accounts and transactions happening there, hackers cannot easily withdraw especially with huge amount of money since for sure they will be flagged and ask for KYC for verification.

Compare to Non Kyc casino where hackers can easily take out their balance and worse the casino where they trust is a scam and they cannot withdraw their money deposited on scam casino.

about this issue of having an account in many casinos, I think that this is also something much more dangerous than people imagine, because when a person has an account on Cloudbet and I play constantly, then he also creates an account at casino X, Y, Z continues playing at the 4 casinos at the same time so that person at the end of the day runs the risk of doing KYC in the 4 casinos, and doing KYC in the 4 casinos that person is exposing his documents in the 4 casinos, if only for someone to put documents in only 1 casino It's already a cause for concern for that person, so imagine putting documents in 4 different casinos

people keep creating accounts in all the casinos that exist because they want bonuses, many people even end up forgetting to use all accounts and for this reason some casinos even charge inactivity fees, and this has become a reason for debate and noise

You are absolutely correct, for the high rollers, KYC verification is inevitable, its a process they must pass through as long as they are gambling on a licensed casino, except the casino is not licensed, but its simply stupid and very risky to go gambling on casinos that are not licensed all because of trying to avoid being asked to go through kyc verification...

As a high roller who has not committed any money laundering crime, or does not have any intent of doing such, and also, you are not in a region that is banned or not supported by the casino, i see no reason why the gambler should be avoiding KYC, i mean its better to pass KYC verification and have your money, than losing it in an attempt to avoid being asked for KYC verification.

Depending on the size of your bets this could be impossible, for whales or people that like to gamble regularly this is not going to be easy and most licensed casinos will at some point ask for this information, however for the people that just gamble once in a while and do so with their spare money such a thing could be possible, especially if they prefer to gamble at several different casinos, as in that way the amount of money wagered will be even smaller and the chances of triggering some sort of flag that makes the casino to ask for this information will be even lower.

Nope people select cryptocurrency casino because some of them doesn't like to provide their KYC detail online or to any institutions. But guess government regulation rolled out and some casino want to comply so we shouldn't get surprised if reputable casino which doesn't require KYC suddenly ask for this since it became normal especially on successful casinos.

People who plays in casino often do not takes care of their personal data. But now it is necessary to provide personal data everywhere in exchanges, different cryptocurrency platforms, trading platforms and it is hard to say which platform will be hacked soon.

Now personal data very often is hacked but much more often users give their personal data but themselves. In licenced casinos users more protected but a lot depends on the reputation of casino and how long it works on the market. Now there is a big competition among casinos and only the best casinos will be able to survive and work for a long time.

Now all licenced casinos have KYC. The passing KYC is obligatory. But the most important thing is that users must be sure that their personal data are kept in a safe place because hackers hack non only money of users but personal data too and nobody knows how they will use this personal data.

but unfortunately not all gamblers want to do KYC, especially gamblers who are more concerned with anonymity. they will not like or perform KYC on any site and especially gambling sites. so they prefer to look for gambling platforms that do not require filling out KYC to keep gambling.
but keep in mind that gambling platforms request KYC not for security but to verify whether the gambler is in a money laundering case or comes from a country that is prohibited by the gambling platform.

Yes. It is important for users to protect their personal information and keep it secure. However, when a user provides their personal information to a casino or other platform in order to comply with "know your customer" (KYC) requirements, it is no longer entirely within their control to keep this information secure. This is because the platform or casino will now have access to this information and is responsible for protecting it.

Therefore, protecting your personal information is crucial, especially when sharing it with third parties like casinos or other platforms that require KYC verification. When you share your full name, address, or financial information, you're essentially opening the door to potential identity theft or fraud. So be smart and keep that info to yourself unless absolutely necessary!

If you trust the gambling site to keep your information confidential, then that is not a problem, besides regulators are very strict in ensuring that they will not leak that information as that could be a serious offense on their part. About the taxes on winnings, it's your responsibility to pay the taxes to the tax agency, the gambling site will just release your winnings, nothing more, nothing less.

Passing KYC is the requirement of regulator. Also in many countries casinos must inform the tax inspections about big winnings. Nobody wants to pay taxes.
Also users must be sure that their personal data are kept in a safe place and nobody have access to them.