Topic: No KYC Crypto Casinos & Sites | NoToKYC.com | Exclusive Bonuses - page 14. (Read 4525 times)

Hi friend, do you know that some casinos don't ask for KYC for gambling?

My Ans: it's only a matter of time, leave them be for now, when the time is right they will be the one asking, they will be forced to ask KYC because success can't be hidden from the authorities, they will come for every successful casinos, unless they want to get shut down.

It's easier for a brand new casino with zero to no reputation at all keep their No-KYC policy alive, because no one will bother them, but as they maintain the business for a long time and many new customers keep onboarding the platform, the authorities will be alerted and they will either fine you or warn you to start asking for KYC, if your casino is really registered you can't escape the necessity of KYC requirements, it's inescapable.

OP, I really appreciate the effort you put into this, but many online casinos have erased every no-KYC policy that they started at the very beginning of their early lives, it's a good way to attract new people to the platform since so many still want a no KYC casino, but they don't always last long.

Most people are like this sadly thanks to the money factor. One big example in this forum is the 1xbit fiasco where a shit-ton of shills are involved who promote that scam site just for quick bucks.

Such review sites are pointless if the information that they are sharing isn't 100% accurate.

It's true, but if those review sites are not updated or giving false information, that's mean better to not read those review sites as we need to check every sites to validate the information. So the question is, why need to have a review sites when the owner isn't capable to update the information?

Review site is important because it make me no need to check one by one site.

You can't be so certain that the casino will not really ask KYC on their users since they're regulated. It's still on their discretion and can be asked at anytime, maybe if the time comes you win a decent amount on their platform.

Anyway, I appreciate the effort for making these lists. However, those casinos are not really a no kyc platform. Therefore gamblers must read the ToS (especially the kyc section) before considering to try playing.

well, at the end of the day, it is still the responsibility of the gambler to check the site's terms by himself. as like with other review or listing sites, you can't guarantee that their information is also up-to-date and legit. so before registering to any casino, make sure you've done your due diligence and not relying the information from someone else's site. they can serve as a guide, but you still have the job to verify such info.

Nice to read this replies from the the admin and this attests to the fact that the casino is a KYC compliant and that it shouldn't have carried the latter boldly stated on the domain that no KYC, this could breed a lot of misconceptions and misunderstandings within the community who may not take the time to read through this entire thread may fall into it by registering thinking that it a KYC free casino since it looks mentioned so in the title.

One thing you must understand is that, how you undervalue your privacy is not how other persons undervalue their privacy, there are some who will not want to share their personal information to third parties for the fear of the unknown, which most of the time is as a result of the fact that some of this casinos end up selling those documents to hackers or other bad actors in or on the dark web for money.

Regardless of the fact that most gambling casinos have started requiring their customers and potential customer to pass kyc verification for the best casino experience, it is still very important for we; the gamblers to be very careful and mindful of the type of casinos we are sharing our personally information with, because sometimes, this action may come back to hurt us if the wrong people get hold of our private and personal details .

KYC should be one of the priorities of any gambling websites or a platform, because if a casino platform is being operate with a license their is nothing will make them not to request for KYC to any of their customers, if they customers verify their account and it happens that their customers is not reliable base what it does in their platform, with the KYC verification the customer can be fish out, I don't know why some of the customers doesn't agree to verify their account in some of this casino or gambling platforms, I don't know some people plans and thinking over not to be done their KYC

There are really people who prefer putting profit on top of everything than thinking of other's welfare. It is their main goal to make a profit rather than to spread legit reliable information. If this information misleads lots of gamblers who are expecting non-KYC casinos, they might face hardships in the future. Most licensed casinos nowadays usually require KYC and I don't see anything wrong with that because it's goal is also to protect their site as well as their players from fraudulent activities. Better comply with it rather than risk in untrusted casinos.

Casino team says various things to the casino promoters for marketing purpose. Do you know any Curacao licensed casino which haven't asked their user to complete the KYC verification (except the newly launched casino). You have given '0' ratings for the JustBit KYC verification requirement. I think these two threads are enough to prove your rating as wrong.
• justbit.io asks for KYC (their site say NO KYC) then confiscates my winnings
• justbit.io scam, refuse to pay me out

Don't take the casino terms very lightly. You won't be able to deny the KYC verification if a licensed casino enforce you to do that based on the terms. There are a small number of casinos left without the KYC verification requirement. You will find some of them here: Information of Crypto Casinos License and KYC requirements

I think it’s obvious what’s his reason. His website profitability depends on the user that doesn’t prerred KYC when playing in a casino somhe will surely stick to even if he mislead someone that casino doesn’t apply KYC since this is what his service offered.

In reality, Casino with Curacao license will always require KYC at any point of the user game. I believe the should start listing on Decentralized casino and forget Centralized Casino since there’s always a threat for license for them.

Lol. Agreed. It's pretty evident that op is basically ignoring most criticism since he has no proper response.

Stop acting innocent. You know damn well that any of these sites can enforce KYC whenever they want to using the TOS as their shield, but you aren't willing to admit that for reasons that only you are aware of.

What about to really update statistics on your website? Do you randomly read comments here? Am I wasting my time?
On your website we read: KYC level 0 - The site's Terms Of Service (ToS) do not mention any requirement for KYC verification. Now, double check your website.Justabit and Jackbit are entitled as KYC level 0 while both of them mention requirements for KYC verification. How is that? It's simple, right? You don't even check websites that you add in your list, why should someone use that? I shouldn't be the one to correct you.

I answered it many times now, the casinos have to include KYC TERMS if they have a license even if they will never do KYC! Not the government, the casinos is the one who has the decision of require KYC from a User. My KYC levels are dicussed with the casino teams!

The site seems like it was designed to funnel traffic to OP's referral links. The "No KYC" angle is great for advertising but as several people have pointed out these claims are a bit dubious. I would've preferred if they followed kycnot.me's approach where the main listing criteria isn't whether they can gain financially. It might still be a useful site but when there is a financial motive there is a possibility that the information we receive might be biased.

Respond to what? Is this an IA generated post? What did they respond to?
They didn't do anything aside from promoting one more of their links.. They didn't adreess any of the above concerns, which I conside shady as hell.
I re-read the Ann thread and saying that Curaçao licenses are credible is just.. Laughable, won't say more.

welcome to the forum, when I read the title of the thread I thought it was a new casino that was launched and that it would not have a Curacao license and because of not having a Curacao license consequently the casino would not ask for kyc, but from what I saw from the comments and When I entered your website I realized that it is a review site that is spreading disinformation, something very serious and wrong, all casinos that have a license in Curacao are obliged to do KYC eventually, this means that it would be wrong for you to talk about which casinos as:

1 - https://vavada.com/en (according to what I saw at this casino, they say they have a Curacao license, and will ask for kyc)


In other words, anyone who creates an account on Vavada must be prepared to do kyc, I hope that no one creates an account on Vavada because they saw this thread that is lying that Vavada doesn't have kyc

2 - https://flush.com ( according to what I saw at this casino, they say they have a Curacao license, and will ask for kyc )


they ask for kyc and it's even a much more problematic kyc compared to many other casinos, so it wouldn't be good for you to lie and claim that they don't ask for kyc while their TOS is very clear that they ask for kyc.

3 - https://bcgame.top

bc game has a curacao license, obviously because it has a license it is a kyc casino, as you can see in its TOS too:


If these casinos wanted to be a casino that doesn't ask for kyc and were accepting anonymous coins then it would be just because they didn't have a license, but then you need to ask yourself why they chose to have a license and ask for kyc? answer: because of government laws, if these casinos did not have a license they could be subject to government seizure and the owners of these casinos would be accused of money laundering and would be arrested and sentenced to many long years in prison. So here the situation is very clear, casinos must comply with the laws, they are protecting themselves by having a license. Don't spread misinformation

Maybe he is referring to the casinos shown on that page? I like the fact that they highlight KYC here. They know that this is the main thing that people are considering right now before they use the platform. I'm sure their site will get a lot of traffic because of it and it's going to be easy for them to get a referral this way.

For those who don't want a KYC, they can accept some things like if the casino has no license. They agree that this is one of the consequences for their own freedom but there are still legit non-license casinos out there, so they are going to be just fine. If a license casino shuts down, sometimes we still can't do anything and we still can't get paid so we shouldn't think that they are superior. Apart from the non-licensed one, I think a licensed casino can sometimes don't have a KYC or they don't mandate it, so some of us can also consider them sometimes.

Nice to see you responded to that, and i hard a run through the blog post earlier and i will still have a reread again later on to grasp enough understanding of what the term and condition are while using the coin to gamble most especially its advantage over other coins like Bitcoin.
Cause I am curious to know if there are special odds allocations for those who use the coin to stake their games, or is it the same as every other listed coin in the casinos that accept them?

Thank you for all your feedback guys  

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