Well, it sure looks professional enough for me. The main problem is that Goldenstar is originally a fiat casino and they require a lot of personal data...
I read their privacy policy FAQ and all users need to know that proof of age is required to register, and Goldenstar may ask for:
Credit card number, Photo of the credit card, Passport scan copy or some additional data - I expect they will collect this data even if you play with BTC.
So, be warned, play only if you are ready for some heavy KYC.
So what's the use of adding bitcoin acceptance for the events. Better they could have run this as the gambling sites functioning based on the fiat system. An entire verification is required, lot many availability is there without revealing our identity. So the site gaining popularity is bit hard. I read their privacy policy FAQ and all users need to know that proof of age is required to register, and Goldenstar may ask for:
Credit card number, Photo of the credit card, Passport scan copy or some additional data - I expect they will collect this data even if you play with BTC.
So, be warned, play only if you are ready for some heavy KYC.
