Topic: Euphoriabet.io NO KYC Crypto Esports Betting and Roulette - page 3. (Read 2201 times)

thanks for the tip, we'll fix it

Good to hear that.

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Although this is just a small nuisance that I noticed when I open your website, the misspelling of "Payments".



I'm not the best as far as spelling goes as well, but there could be players that will notice it and somewhat it might reflect on you as well.

Sorry, we have some troubles, with our support services. You was responded with some delay. It was fixed at this moment.

Do you have any funds in your account? Why you have decided to play at an underrated site like Euphoriabet! They only support Esports betting. Their representative hasn't made any post here for almost one and a half months. Although the representative was active here a few days ago. I couldn't find the review of Euphoriabet.io on any well known review making site.

Hello i can not login on euphoriabet.io from few days back, they are not responding to emails and chat assasults, stay aalert...

Most of the conscious gamblers always look at the privacy of the side and then start gambling there but there are some gamblers who are addicted to excessive gambling.  They often do not follow the site's privacy policy.  But those who don't see this and go to gamble here will face a problem.  So no kyc should be removed from the subject of this topic as soon as possible

That is a great question, it is always good that they can ask them, although I think that a casino can control this if it allows a maximum of 1 or 2 public IP connections, and more would be taken as multi-accounts, and I think that is one of the ways they can do to control it right? for me that would be a formidable strategy, of course the SSL that I would use would be the latest and I would have a security that I would have to spend a lot on it, but it is worth it if you want the site to emerge and become quite strong and to the nicel of the casinos of the majority that exist in the forum, I think that this is one of the things to take into account.

Well that is a very important piece of advice, because there are players who are fascinated by their privacy and anonymity, in fact they are very demanding with it, and there are some who do not care which platform to enter in order to ensure their non-identity, and if they feel cheated, it is something that should not be done, the description is unique and I think that the worst thing is that someone suffers from disappointment in a gaming site, because he never comes back, and apart from that he tells his friends to stay away from that site already that it is not recommended, due to deceit, and for promising something that they cannot fulfill, that is something that they have to take into account.

He didn't say that. He just compared your dishonesty and lack of integrity to some other casino sites that use similar tricks to lure unsuspecting customers.

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Yes, that's right. And this is the worst part:


Euphoriabet is an illegal gambling site. It does not follow any laws and has no accountability for what it does with your personal information. They could sell it on the black market or use it for all sorts of illegal purposes. As they aren't governed by any laws, they're free to do as they please. Everyone who thinks of trusting this site should be aware of this fact.

It's not. Not even a little bit.

Apparently, Euphoriabet can (and probably will) request KYC from their customers whenever they want, not just when someone wins big. Just look at their Terms of service and Privacy policy, it's pretty clear that KYC is a thing for them. They can request it at any time and for any reason, and you have to provide all the documents within three days.


Ignoring this issue and being dishonest with the community only makes things look worse.

we have added a page with Provably fair Roulette you can check this here https://euphoriabet.io/roulette/fair

Before using the bonus, you can check the rules posted on the main page of the site, where did you see that the bonus dont need  wager?

Not even this there are many casinos which didn't ask for KYC. This is not a new one for me. But honestly I will visit and also check the features. And then I will make myself in. In this casino and still I don't have any decision about this casino.

This issue is the same to the casinos which promise that their bonus have no wager requirement but upon checking out their terms or service, it's clearly written that each bonus must be wagered. I know it was also the gamblers fault on why they got trapped on this but I think the casino itself can also be blame here for misleading marketing.

If only they will tell the truth, I don't think there are gamblers who will complain about it because some of us gambler do also check out the thread before we play but we only avoid reading the terms or use because they are compose of a wall of text and we think they aren't really that important.

Well, to be fair, you also have a right not to sign up on such unregulated casinos that may collect your KYC at one point, don't you? 
IMO, I already detest the casino given that they put a bold claim on NO KYC in the title, yet they actually ask for it whenever they want. It's a huge trap for noobs who don't read threads or don't even read terms of service when signing up.

Well, in this context, to "have a right" refers to being lawful or performing actions that are in accordance with the law. Therefore, I think members here are right when they say that casino sites have NO RIGHT to collect personal data from their users if they themselves are not regulated and in accordance with international or local laws. I mean, they can, and many online platforms do, but that does not mean it is legal or that they have the right to do so. I know, semantics.   


That is right! I mean, that is so wrong.