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Topic: No KYC Crypto Casinos & Sites | NoToKYC.com | Exclusive Bonuses - page 2. (Read 4516 times)
October 13, 2024, 04:53:49 PM
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September 21, 2024, 04:10:19 PM
We are preparing a V3 NoToKYC Update. It will be something very cool
What is it going to be?Your current website looks like a mobile version. Although IMO it's cool at that design but let's see how it is going to be cooler than of the current you have.
Do you have an ETA for that?
I'm using a laptop and the site doesn't look like a mobile site here. Maybe you are only using a mobile phone and that is why it is also displayed like that but on each mobile browser, there must be an option to turn a site view into a desktop one. You should try ticking that and see if it works well. I say that because sometimes the site still reverts to the mobile display by the time we click on something.
I am using desktop, and that's my impression of how it looks like with their interface. Responsiveness of a website on a mobile and desktop is normally present from casinos but it's on my desktop and that's really what I think it looks like.
September 21, 2024, 02:34:41 PM
I'm watching this NoToKYC list, but all the casinos there ask for KYC, I really don't understand.
No they don't. They have to include KYC in the Terms of Service because of the license.
But if they detect some kind of abuse like arbitrage betting or multiple accounts they will ask for KYC and then proceed to lock the user account. So, if they mention the KYC in their terms of service they can apply it at any time they want.
And most casinos work this way, they don't ask for KYC until they find some weird activity on the user side.
I only know 1 or 2 casinos who don't ask for KYC at all, and they didn't even mention it in their TOS.
September 21, 2024, 01:44:32 PM
We are preparing a V3 NoToKYC Update. It will be something very cool
What is it going to be?Your current website looks like a mobile version. Although IMO it's cool at that design but let's see how it is going to be cooler than of the current you have.
Do you have an ETA for that?
I'm using a laptop and the site doesn't look like a mobile site here. Maybe you are only using a mobile phone and that is why it is also displayed like that but on each mobile browser, there must be an option to turn a site view into a desktop one. You should try ticking that and see if it works well. I say that because sometimes the site still reverts to the mobile display by the time we click on something.
September 20, 2024, 12:22:12 AM
We are preparing a V3 NoToKYC Update. It will be something very cool
What is it going to be?Your current website looks like a mobile version. Although IMO it's cool at that design but let's see how it is going to be cooler than of the current you have.
Do you have an ETA for that?
September 19, 2024, 01:59:42 PM
All this kind of lies in all manners do exist in gambling, as a matter of fact, not only on this, but there are other aspects in which they will make it open to the people that they don't accept for kyc but at the long run, you will discover yourself getting involved into it without any explanation further on that, a good example is found from some of the exchanges, so am not surprised if some of the gambling sites are doing same.
September 19, 2024, 03:37:41 AM
I'm watching this NoToKYC list, but all the casinos there ask for KYC, I really don't understand.
No they don't. They have to include KYC in the Terms of Service because of the license.
You don't have a regulator, you won't ask for the KYC completion, yet you wrote it in your terms and conditions. These guys are not answerable to any authority for them to be no-KYC casinos, it's either you are answerable or not, if you do not accept the KYC, then you are not answerable, so why the deceit or guise?
Well, I know the reason and I hope you have a good answer for it, they have it in their terms and conditions so that they can justify it under any law that you assent to it and it's binding when they later ask you for it, it's a pretence. This trick often lures innocent gamblers to such supposedly no-KYC casinos who later ask for the KYC completion when they have enough money in the account or are good gamblers whom they want to frustrate or have requested a sizable withdrawal amount.
Heaven helps the gambler to be able to complete this step.
But you are also right that luring players into a casino with a supposed guarantee of anonymity (which is of course a lie and there is no such guarantee) is used very actively by businesses. And sudden KYC when it comes to withdrawing your winnings is a common practice. And the casino's argument is the same. They are required to do this by laws and rules established by local regulators. And this could just be a scam so that the money won would never be returned to the anonymous player who won it. It seems to me that this scam is widespread.
September 19, 2024, 01:09:43 AM
I'm watching this NoToKYC list, but all the casinos there ask for KYC, I really don't understand.
No they don't. They have to include KYC in the Terms of Service because of the license.
You don't have a regulator, you won't ask for the KYC completion, yet you wrote it in your terms and conditions. These guys are not answerable to any authority for them to be no-KYC casinos, it's either you are answerable or not, if you do not accept the KYC, then you are not answerable, so why the deceit or guise?
Well, I know the reason and I hope you have a good answer for it, they have it in their terms and conditions so that they can justify it under any law that you assent to it and it's binding when they later ask you for it, it's a pretence. This trick often lures innocent gamblers to such supposedly no-KYC casinos who later ask for the KYC completion when they have enough money in the account or are good gamblers whom they want to frustrate or have requested a sizable withdrawal amount.
Heaven helps the gambler to be able to complete this step.
September 18, 2024, 09:42:05 AM
We are preparing a V3 NoToKYC Update. It will be something very cool
August 19, 2024, 02:03:57 PM
A little concerned that BC is #2 and Megadice #3 on the list. Both KYCed me extremely early when I had won, and so they're definitely not KYC friendly.
August 19, 2024, 01:55:39 PM
I'm watching this NoToKYC list, but all the casinos there ask for KYC, I really don't understand.
No they don't. They have to include KYC in the Terms of Service because of the license.
August 18, 2024, 09:49:31 AM
I'm watching this NoToKYC list, but all the casinos there ask for KYC, I really don't understand.
August 16, 2024, 07:21:53 AM
I miss the old days when people in crypto didn't even know what a KYC was 
Unlike you, I appreciate this new era where you will be made to account for your financial flows and not be under the pretence of using to start transacting illegally with no questions asked. If people are allowed to do freely what they like, the world will be worse than this. I wonder how it will be livable for you and me over time if decisive actions are not implemented for accountability.
This regulatory environment is not totally effective but it still makes it more difficult for the bad users of crypto under many guise.
A protest recently broke out in my country, because the government didn't want what happened in countries like Kenya and Bangladesh to happen, so they decided to treat the citizens with kid gloves. Before they realised it, the citizens started looting here and there. Innocent people paid the price, and many affected establishments are still counting their losses in the name of freedom.
August 15, 2024, 03:30:15 PM
I miss the old days when people in crypto didn't even know what a KYC was
Unlike you, I appreciate this new era where you will be made to account for your financial flows and not be under the pretence of using to start transacting illegally with no questions asked. If people are allowed to do freely what they like, the world will be worse than this. I wonder how it will be livable for you and me over time if decisive actions are not implemented for accountability.
This regulatory environment is not totally effective but it still makes it more difficult for the bad users of crypto under many guise.
Freedom is sometimes seen as very good but there needs to be limits to human actions that can harm other humans, so rules exist in this world.
August 15, 2024, 03:08:30 PM
One thing have i admired about this platform, the way their representative is taking serious the discussion thread here with adequate and appropriate response, and not only that, he follows up with ensuring the full implementation as expected from every observations made concerning their services and offers, if they so wishes, it will not be a bad idea taking a signatory campaign as well in other to help project them more to the world.
August 15, 2024, 02:55:16 PM
I miss the old days when people in crypto didn't even know what a KYC was
Unlike you, I appreciate this new era where you will be made to account for your financial flows and not be under the pretence of using crypto to start transacting illegally with no questions asked. If people are allowed to do freely what they like, the world will be worse than this. I wonder how it will be livable for you and me over time if decisive actions are not implemented for accountability.
This regulatory environment is not totally effective but it still makes it more difficult for the bad users of crypto under many guise.
August 15, 2024, 10:29:35 AM
New updates will follow soon !
August 14, 2024, 12:49:03 PM
I have no idea why some people actually feel that this is a good site since some of the sites that they mentioned definitely ask for KYC and I can attest to that(BC.Game being one of them).
Bitstarz is another shady site that is present in the front page too. Tip: Do your research diligently people.
Bitstarz is another shady site that is present in the front page too. Tip: Do your research diligently people.
August 12, 2024, 01:31:48 PM
I miss the old days when people in crypto didn't even know what a KYC was
true the good old days
August 09, 2024, 07:09:01 AM
I miss the old days when people in crypto didn't even know what a KYC was
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