so I may say KYC must not be an issue if you are dealing with the right and legit casino , no matter how they ask for your details be sure that this will remain safe and only the site has your details .
I think we all know that there are reasons to implement KYC so everyone should comply with the existing regulations instead of pressing to stop the regulations, even though from the start of the KYC regulations it has of course been explained that all users will definitely be asked for KYC either at the start of registration or at the end of the game. so always ensure verification at the start for big players except small players there is no problem if you don't have to complete KYC it seems you can still withdraw a little money.
KYC has been in the circulation for quite some time now(though there are still few sites that does not implement this) but majority of gambling online now are asking KYC and yes let us comply if we trust them and leave the site if you dont.
easy as that then there will be no stress at all.
we have thousands of gambling sites available now , it won't hurt us to forget one of two that seeking for your KYC.
You know, this situation reminds me of a situation with KYC and exchanges. Similarly we have thousands of exchanges, but people still prefer to use, store and trust their money top only 10-20 exchanges, and use non-KYC exchanges at their own risk. It wont hurt to skip Binance or Coinbase for example and use non-KYC exchanges, but people still are skeptical about safety. I am not trying to say that every casinos that require KYC for registration or KYC when withdrawing is bad and should be avoided. But while choosing between two casinos, I would go with the one that already has a reputation (and wont bother about KYC), then go with a someone unfamiliar for me, even though it will never ask any identity questions about me and my funds.