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Quote from: NoToKYC on September 10, 2023, 08:06:03 AM

Thank you all for your feedback and criticsm.

NoToKYC is more a platform which reviews casinos on their kyc rules and terms give them a kyc level. So people can decide which casino they wan't to join.

KYC LEVEL 0 does mean there is no KYC!
All KYC Levels are discussed with the casino staff, casinos with a gambling license have to add KYC terms to comply with law requirements but this DOESN'T MEAN that they will ever do KYC.
I say it again the casinos decide if they ever do KYC or not, but if they have a licencse they have to include KYC terms even if they won't ever do KYC!

Some of the casinos even allow VPN usage, this info will probably added soon.

The name says no to KYC, so we Iist Casinos with defined KYC Levels and players can choose the casino they find as the best solution with the best KYC rules for their needs by using the site as a ressource to check on their KYC rules.

Its like the "Yelp" of gambling for people who dont want to deal with all the rules. Seriously, following KYC rules can feel like trying to answer a puzzle when some of the pieces are missing. So, its great that you're helping people bridge that gap! The tip about VPN is a cool little nugget that shows you know your readers well. You've found something really good. Keep your cards close and play your hand well, because NoToKYC could be the next big thing in the gaming world.

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Quote from: NoToKYC on September 10, 2023, 08:06:03 AM

Thank you all for your feedback and criticsm.

NoToKYC is more a platform which reviews casinos on their kyc rules and terms give them a kyc level. So people can decide which casino they wan't to join.

KYC LEVEL 0 does mean there is no KYC!
All KYC Levels are discussed with the casino staff, casinos with a gambling license have to add KYC terms to comply with law requirements but this DOESN'T MEAN that they will ever do KYC.
I say it again the casinos decide if they ever do KYC or not, but if they have a licencse they have to include KYC terms even if they won't ever do KYC!

Some of the casinos even allow VPN usage, this info will probably added soon.

The name says no to KYC, so we Iist Casinos with defined KYC Levels and players can choose the casino they find as the best solution with the best KYC rules for their needs by using the site as a ressource to check on their KYC rules.

So there’s really a KYC? No to intitial KYC is I believe your site is promoting by listing casino that doesn’t have a mandatory KYC during the registration process.

Your ANN thread title and username here will surely create an immediate aggressive reaction since most user here only post based on the the title. They rarely browse all post here and jump to the last page to post. It’s better to put this clarification on the OP and bold the text to highlight and avoid confusion. Your title and website url is really confusing to what you are really doing.

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Thank you all for your feedback and criticsm.

NoToKYC is more a platform which reviews casinos on their kyc rules and terms give them a kyc level. So people can decide which casino they wan't to join.

KYC LEVEL 0 does mean there is no KYC!
All KYC Levels are discussed with the casino staff, casinos with a gambling license have to add KYC terms to comply with law requirements but this DOESN'T MEAN that they will ever do KYC.
I say it again the casinos decide if they ever do KYC or not, but if they have a licencse they have to include KYC terms even if they won't ever do KYC!

Some of the casinos even allow VPN usage, this info will probably added soon.

The name says no to KYC, so we Iist Casinos with defined KYC Levels and players can choose the casino they find as the best solution with the best KYC rules for their needs by using the site as a ressource to check on their KYC rules.

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I get the idea behind publishing non-KYC gambling services and exchange webs, there is certainly a public for it but I have a question about this project.
What does an Artificial intelligence have to do with this?

In my opinion, when evaluating and seeing if a website Terms of Services comply with the tears you are supposed to classify them over, it would be ideal if there was some staff overseeing the selection process and not doing it in an automatic manner.
I get AI has been in the mouths and minds of many people around and it could see appealing to you and your team to use that to further catch the interest of people, but it won't be necessary if you keep your directory with truly non-KYC webs and if you commit to recheck on your selections once in a while, to secure quality.

Good luck with your project. Wink

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To complete kyc is really troublesome. Handing over my legal documents to others is really risky. So I welcome this kyc free platform. Although I don't have an account on this platform. But those who have account and are using this platform should share their experience here.

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Quote from: davis196 on September 08, 2023, 03:43:00 AM

The problem is that many casinos don't require KYC right after signup but only after the gambler initiates a withdrawal. This seems like a misleading business practice to me, but almost all crypto casinos are doing it.
Anyway, good luck with this project, OP.

This would be straight up cheating the player. A casino must have it in the rules that all players are required to undergo the KYC procedure and players have to accept that upon registering.

If they simply forget to ask players early on, it's usually because it takes time to process documents, so companies don't ask you for it right away but wait for you to start gambling. There's a lot of new players who make accounts and never deposit anything, or deposit a small amount like $10, lose it and never play again. It would be a waste of time and resources to try to approve everyone the moment they register.

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It looks like the name of the site is a clickbait itself. I would say, it was a clever idea since the name itself can tap the interest of readers but sadly not among the list given on the site can really offer a no KYC services since one way or another the casino listed on the site requires KYC when some conditions are met.

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Quote from: Solosanz on September 08, 2023, 09:54:03 AM

I tend to agree with other users because the domain name you use notokyc.com means you're want to completely stop KYC. While your site are actually review any crypto casino and more like a KYC level.

I don't think temporary no KYC is completely No KYC.

I thought that this site is providing a list of casinos where there is no KYC at all, but in fact all the casinos in the list are having possible KYC verification.
The chosen domain name NoToKYC is really good for marketing to attract gamblers who do not want to pass KYC in crypto casinos, without a doubt it is an effective to attract but once people visit the list, they will start to get disappointed.
However having "NO" is like too much because nowadays it is really hard to find casino which is completely KYC free.
Maybe having a name like "KYCfriendlycasino" will be much more reasonable, but of course the owner has a full right to choose which name for his site.

Yeah the name of the site is good for marketing but for sensitive people that feels being click baited, the name itself can backfire making visitors annoyed because they feel that they are being cheated of their time since the list of casinos on the site all required KYC in some point of time.

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Quote from: Solosanz on September 08, 2023, 09:54:03 AM

I tend to agree with other users because the domain name you use notokyc.com means you're want to completely stop KYC. While your site are actually review any crypto casino and more like a KYC level.

I don't think temporary no KYC is completely No KYC.

I thought that this site is providing a list of casinos where there is no KYC at all, but in fact all the casinos in the list are having possible KYC verification.
The chosen domain name NoToKYC is really good for marketing to attract gamblers who do not want to pass KYC in crypto casinos, without a doubt it is an effective to attract but once people visit the list, they will start to get disappointed.
However having "NO" is like too much because nowadays it is really hard to find casino which is completely KYC free.
Maybe having a name like "KYCfriendlycasino" will be much more reasonable, but of course the owner has a full right to choose which name for his site.

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Quote from: noormcs5 on September 08, 2023, 09:12:05 AM

Quote from: Juse14 on September 08, 2023, 03:28:25 AM

Quite an interesting list and it's very good for people who reall don't like gambling sites that enforce KYC on their customers, there are some sites that have licenses and don't enforce KYC, but I don't know how long they last? On average, casinos that already have large valuations and can be accessed by many people from various countries, usually at that point they impose KYC, especially if during their operational journey these casinos are used for illegal acts such as money laundering and so on by users of their services that can be detrimental, there is no choice they will enforce because of course they will get pressure from the local government or in every country that can access the site.

Don't you think that it is risky to play on a non-KYC unknown casino? Yes, they will keep giving you small withdrawals without KYC but as soon as you win something big, all of sudden they will realize that you need to do KYC as how you won this big amount. In most of the cases, they will never approve your KYC and never let you withdraw.

If you want to just play for fun, then these casinos may be the right choice for you but if you really want the casino to let you withdraw for all your wins, then you need to register and play at trusted KYC gambling casino.

Lies to gamblers who don't want to withdraw their money if they win, who doesn't want money today? let alone a gambler. 99% of them definitely need money and want money, even if they just want to get pleasure from gambling, when they win large amounts they definitely want to use it for other pleasures.
If you look at it from this side, it's better to use a trusted casino that has regulations and permits, even though I have to do KYC to fulfill the requirements, is there something wrong? "no" as it should be.

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Quote from: NoToKYC on September 04, 2023, 09:56:55 PM

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Please, I will like to forward this question to the O.P to help elaborate what he/she mean by to "Get Exclusive Bonus", because what you have is just an ordinary review website and not a casino or neither is it a mixer or an exchange to offer bonus to deposit made or discount to Bitcoin mixed. So you please tell us what your own bonus is all about? Because I just checked, and I could noticed the task needed are just cheap minor tasks, which I'm sure many won't mind doing it for free, but for the fact that you made mentioned of "Exclusive Bonus", it got me more interested in it, and will like to know what its all about.

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I wonder what the @OP will do after receiving so many criticism about the site Cheesy

I tend to agree with other users because the domain name you use notokyc.com means you're want to completely stop KYC. While your site are actually review any crypto casino and more like a KYC level.

I don't think temporary no KYC is completely No KYC.

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Is like the ops have forgotten the fact that this a discussion forum and members here take every detail seriously As of the time of writing this reply this casino is a KYC casino and just like every other KYC casino, you may be asked for your details at any point the team deem it fit to do so and at such one need to get the clear picture.
Thank goodness members of the forum have raised this question as regards the choice of name by this casino, Choosing nokyc as a domain name, and not being free kyc is something that will always spark up reactions.

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Quote from: Juse14 on September 08, 2023, 03:28:25 AM

Quite an interesting list and it's very good for people who reall don't like gambling sites that enforce KYC on their customers, there are some sites that have licenses and don't enforce KYC, but I don't know how long they last? On average, casinos that already have large valuations and can be accessed by many people from various countries, usually at that point they impose KYC, especially if during their operational journey these casinos are used for illegal acts such as money laundering and so on by users of their services that can be detrimental, there is no choice they will enforce because of course they will get pressure from the local government or in every country that can access the site.

Don't you think that it is risky to play on a non-KYC unknown casino? Yes, they will keep giving you small withdrawals without KYC but as soon as you win something big, all of sudden they will realize that you need to do KYC as how you won this big amount. In most of the cases, they will never approve your KYC and never let you withdraw.

If you want to just play for fun, then these casinos may be the right choice for you but if you really want the casino to let you withdraw for all your wins, then you need to register and play at trusted KYC gambling casino.

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How can a NO KYC casino get a Curacao gambling license? Isn't KYC a requirement for getting a gambling license?
It would be nice if you add gambler feedback about which NO KYC casinos are trustworthy and which ones scammed their players in the past.
The problem is that many casinos don't require KYC right after signup but only after the gambler initiates a withdrawal. This seems like a misleading business practice to me, but almost all crypto casinos are doing it.
Anyway, good luck with this project, OP.

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Quote from: NoToKYC on September 05, 2023, 02:55:33 PM

All casinos with KYC LEVEL 0 said they would never do KYC even if a high amount was won and more.
Everything was discussed with the casino teams, We did not define the KYC levels by ourselves!

Bold claims.
I checked reviews for Betplay casino that is listed as number 1 on your website, and many people are claiming they dont allow playing or withdrawing if they are located in restricted countries, they are blocking accounts.
They even confirm this by saying that it was stated in their terms, so I dont understand how someone can say this is KYC Level 0 casino Huh

That is one of the problem of no KYC casinos give to gamblers, mostly the withdrawal, since there is no KYC they would used another things to delay withdraw and suspend and ban accounts. If a casino offer no KYC service and they really do the right thing then, no KYC is the best because there will be no stress. And because of what is happening in the online gambling sector with fault claim of identify and other fraudulent activities, almost all casinos ask for KYC to identify the real owner of the account. So if any casino is practicing no KYC then they should be fair enough to deal with gamblers when they win.

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Quote from: noormcs5 on September 08, 2023, 02:49:24 AM

Quote from: NoToKYC on September 04, 2023, 09:56:55 PM

Looking for crypto platforms without the KYC hassle? Check out NoToKYC.com.

So I visited the site NoToKYC.com, downloaded the 10 KYC that you listed there and below is the list.

Now I don't think we need to again visit the site to see the same casino lists over and over again.

Now there are many trusted casinos out there, but require KYC. So it is now up to us to decide whether we prefer a non-KYC casino with the risk of losing money or choose a more trusted casino that requires us to perform KYC.

Quite an interesting list and it's very good for people who really don't like gambling sites that enforce KYC on their customers, there are some sites that have licenses and don't enforce KYC, but I don't know how long they last? On average, casinos that already have large valuations and can be accessed by many people from various countries, usually at that point they impose KYC, especially if during their operational journey these casinos are used for illegal acts such as money laundering and so on by users of their services that can be detrimental, there is no choice they will enforce because of course they will get pressure from the local government or in every country that can access the site.

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Quote from: NoToKYC on September 04, 2023, 09:56:55 PM

Looking for crypto platforms without the KYC hassle? Check out NoToKYC.com.

So I visited the site NoToKYC.com, downloaded the 10 KYC that you listed there and below is the list.

Now I don't think we need to again visit the site to see the same casino lists over and over again.

Now there are many trusted casinos out there, but require KYC. So it is now up to us to decide whether we prefer a non-KYC casino with the risk of losing money or choose a more trusted casino that requires us to perform KYC.

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Quote from: NoToKYC on September 04, 2023, 09:56:55 PM

Our AI's Ranking Criteria:

This word is bullshit here, you definitely know that. You don't use any artificial intelligence to rank crypto casinos, it's just a manual list that has to meet your criteria.
There is a casino called betplay.io on top of your list but when I hover the mouse over rating, it shows that this casino doesn't have license but actually when I visit the website, it states that it has Costa Rica license.
Also, you have to double check the KYC level of casinos that you grant them in your list. For example, Justbit and Jackbit are granted KYC level 0 on your website while they don't fulfill the requirement for that badge.
KYC level 0 - The site's Terms Of Service (ToS) do not mention any requirement for KYC verification.
Justabit and Jackbit talk about KYC policy.

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I've given you some merit for encouragement to keep on working on this project.

As most who know me know, I don't like gambling, I do like privacy. kycnot.me serves as a great solution for exchanging...yours could serve as a good solution for gamblers.

The obvious current problem is that you are prioritizing referral links over casinos with no kyc.

Unless you know something we don't, it seems that the list isn't entirely accurate yet. It has the potential to be a great idea if it's improved. If you do know something we don't, add insurance up to $X to collateralize your listing of a casino with a KYC term in their TOS, but is actually good for privacy/no kyc based on your knowledge/experience.

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Quote from: jordanw21 on September 07, 2023, 09:20:19 AM

An easy way to check whether the casino has KYC or no is to ask their support if they allow duplicate accounts. It may be against gambling responsibility, but this is the price for security.

I don't think so, because asking the support such question as whether the casino supports multiple accounts will not prove anything, because KYC demands most times is not scheduled at the opening of accounts and if accounts don't pass the threshold it may not require KYC, so you see why support can't give you such info because there don't have it.

The best way to know if a casino has KYC demand is first to check to know if they're licensed because all licensed casinos must follow regulatory demands, and reading through their T&C you will see where the covers that KYC part also.

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