I don't agree with this. There are many reputable sources where you can find honest, reliable reviews that can help guide you towards choosing the right casino games, without feeling like you're being duped by some phony review site. Since it's always best to be a smart player and read reviews before taking a chance on a particular casino, it's important to know where to look for helpful information. In other words, do an appropriate amount of analysis before deciding to trust a review source. Anyone could have a professional-looking site and print any kind of content that they want. You should consider how trustworthy the source is, how true or foul the content is, and whether or not anyone is being paid to provide biased information, so you can judge what you read using critical thinking. Once you know what to look for, it should be easier to pick those sites that are most likely to be helpful to your own analysis of online casinos.
Any reviews can be bought and sold, so first of all you need to study where these reviews are published. But even in a trusted source there may be purchased or paid reviews, it's just harder to make them. Therefore, there will be fewer such paid reviews.
Because of this three paid reviews scheme, I just started to believe in the negative reviews that talk about the site, for example if I want to create an account on a certain site and I go to google to do research to use the site then I start to prioritize seeing negative comments about the site, if I can't find negative comments about the site, then the next step is to come here on the forum to search for the site and if I can't find the site here on the forum then I'll create a thread in the appropriate section where I'll ask if anyone has used the site, and if someone appears telling me that they have already used the site and that the site is safe then I create an account but I do not put much money on the site and I do not save money on the site, because I do not trust the site but as it is an emergency and the only site so I would be using the site with caution, people have to use reliable casinos
That's right, almost all casinos already require KYC and this is something that will continue to be required, and the terms and conditions that will be made will be to see how authentic the person is and if they did not commit fraud with their documents or something, I think that is one of the reasons why KYC is required when a withdrawal will be made, which I find sometimes a bit annoying, but when looking at it from a point of view focused on player security, it is good, because If you enter your account, they hack it and make withdrawals only with the input data, it is something that can happen, it has happened to me that one day they did it because they did not have a 2FA security layer.
KYC is a protection for both the casino and its users. No one will cheat after passing KYC, since the casino knows his name. At the same time, regulation and KYC protect the players. If the casino deceives the player, then the player can complain to the regulator, specifying his personal data and the regulator can check everything whether the player is actually right.
the worst part is when the criminal takes people's documents and sells it on the black market and on the black market another criminal buys the document and commits a crime on behalf of the person who is in the document, then the police when investigating starts looking for the person in the document and it is difficult for the person with the document to prove that he was not the author of the crime