Topic: No KYC Crypto Casinos & Sites | NoToKYC.com | Exclusive Bonuses - page 7. (Read 4296 times)

In the question that the OP asks by defining the name of this topic, in my opinion there is enough uncertainty. 
Therefore, it is probably worth bringing some clarity and a clear understanding of the ongoing identity verification processes. 
So, we can probably now conclude that practically no casino can afford not to mention KYC at all in their documents for the legalization of their work.  Including in ToS, of course.  And what do we have as a result: all casinos that secretly mention the obligation to verify the KYC procedure are disingenuous, or rather misinforming citizens.  This means that for us, players, consumers of their services, these casinos are legally in the so-called “gray zone”.  And for this it means that at any moment related to the transfer of our money, first of all, won at the casino, we can receive from the casino not money, but a KYC requirement.  For many players, remaining anonymous automatically means losing that money. 
My question to the OP is whether there is at least one casino that guarantees the absence of KYC under any circumstances.  Moreover, this guarantee is directly written down in the regulatory documents of the casino and in the ToS too.  Or are there simply no such casinos?  But if they are not there, then the topic itself and the OP website itself are simply meaningless and represent an elementary and primitive marketing technique to attract naive clientele and inexperienced players.  In this case, OP, I think, could tell us that the site is just another selection of casinos that are in the “gray zone” when it comes to KYC verification, and from which the player should always expect an “unexpected gift” in the form of sudden KYC.  But the fact is that any casino seems to either require KYC and warn about it, or is in a “gray zone” for reasons of using a fake “no KYC” as a marketing technique and nothing more.
 In short, such a selection of casinos “without KYC” is simply a pointless idea.

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First thing first is your casino a no KYC casino and if yes can you at least share a link to where that is written in the terms and conditions of your casino, what the ops is looking for is and are no KYC casinos to at least help gambling community with that information.
But good to see that you already made efforts to contact the ops and in no time if you have a good offer, you guys will arrive at a good position that can see your site getting listed at the end.

Well, sometimes questioning casino players is good, because they force them to answer you, I am a person who is always looking for the opinion of people who have previously played in the casino, because they are the ones who can help us determine if the casino is worth it or not, it is true what they say, there are many casinos that when they are started behave very well and comply with all the rules, in fact they can be located among the casinos that have the most reputation, due to the clarity in their pertinent thing, bonuses, contests will always be Ways to Attract people to play, to make a difference, in this other order of things we are people who are always going to have to do things so that we can have the best experience and can generate many things, I could think that in this it is easier to resort to the opinions of those who have more Experience , to the advice that if they have been able to play, withdraw, not only the amounts that are small, but also the large profits would be good to see them, something like they do in some casinos.

We have all been witnesses of some winning plays, such as in the stakec.com story where they show very million-dollar profits and they do not hesitate to release that money directly to the majority of people, so we always told them what was best to do. It is being able to have security, the confidence of being able to be in a place with peace of mind that our funds are safe and that it will not go away from one day to the next, some time ago stake.com suffered a hack, obviously the casino was closed his withdrawal requests for a few hours, then everything was put Under control and continued Working , because he was not going to mess with or Compromise other people's funds in the casino to take them , some casinos have done Something like that, thing Which seems very bad to me , these casinos are more trustworthy and are not Capable of messing with their clients' funds.

OP is being Online mostly but does not give a damn in this Thread of them , last post are from December but never address any questions here instead posting like a Bot.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/notokyc-3576430

Send Him a PM directly mate because OP is not showing here so direct PMming will help you solve the issue .

But at least when you pay close attention to details and also follow up with the development as they come, it will be easier for you to spot the good ones from the bad, and most times, these things are easy to spot, just like scammers are easy to spot only if you are not being greedy and getting carried away, so for that, we have to settle with that fact that spotting a shady casino is easier if you are a bit distracted or your focus is not on the bonuses that their promise you.


Most time the way the shade casinos get through to you is by offering too good to be true offers, and by so doing if you are smart enough,  you should be able to detect their plans and be able to save yourself from falling victim

Hi OP hope you're well,

I'm trying to list my site on your website however, I keep getting an error when I submit all my information (I'm not missing anything), if we could talk privately to resolve this problem that would be great.

Thanks.

I have a generally positive attitude towards KYC. I voluntarily submit KYC information even when it's not mandatory. However, it's crucial to acknowledge that KYC requirements come with certain drawbacks. They can be time-consuming and inconvenient, and they can also make it more challenging for people to access gambling services. Additionally, there's a valid concern that KYC requirements could be used to discriminate against certain groups of people. Ultimately, it's essential to weigh the potential benefits of KYC against its drawbacks before deciding whether or not to use a regulated casino. I believe each individual should carefully consider the pros and cons of KYC before making a decision about using a regulated casino.

In my opinion, when the industry is growing we cant avoid the KYC sooner or later the government will come to everything and everyone they need money and they need to spend it even tho with all regulations they are still thirsty for money, take example of the US that has trillion of dollar debt but still need more.

So yeah the point is KYC will be there but I do believe crypto community is also built up against it. maybe in future the website that we know today is going to missing or dead because new rule from gov but they are gonna re-birth and the cycle is continue.

and I agree with you maybe we should comply with gov and do the KYC but after all there will be that doesn't like the gov and keep use non Kyc exchange or gambling site

You are right, personally I have always seen cc asinso as a part of being able to do something better, the casinos that I trust are few in reality but in those casinos I have already completed my KYC, although to be honest when you are a customer of a particular casino They ask for very little KYC, I have seen that the new casinos always ask for KYC and it is difficult to get a casino that does not do the KYC, really hard, the casinos that are decentralized yes, but based on the things that we see, the Decentralized casinos have many considionces that many of us do not like, for example the fact of making any movement, that movement is not paid, we must admit that things with jkyc and lops casinos have different requirements.

It is well known that centralized casinos are much better than decentralized ones, for me they are the best, of course that also has its cost, and it is the KYC, I also understand that there are many players who do not want to give their data, I understand why mostly things when giving data is delicate, I think that no one likes to give their data, it is something unreasonable.

I have always made it clear that things cannot happen when you try to do them differently, because in the sense that you can take advantage of what a person can give for the best and best, as they have said, Binance gave a great sum, but Binance surrenders at the feet of any police or any government, they are capable of blocking the funds of an entire country if they want to do so so that they can carry out investigations, that is how it is, which I do not understand and the truth is something which I wouldn't do for anything in the world, now the things that are seen from the point of view of the casino, each one of them well I don't know if they will be like that with the players' data, some yes, some no, that's why I find the ones that are more reliable, I feel like I have more security in sending my data, of course that's my point of view.

That's it. Unless a casino does not want to be loud in the industry, they can do without regulations. if I may ask, who establishes a business and does not want it to flourish globally? It happened to Exchanges and also to mixers, casinos will not be a stumbling block.

I have to know why it is also US and EU while the internet is free. You can be hosted and registered in one African countries and still make wave elsewhere. What I'm I getting wrong?

I believe that there will always be casinos that will be KYC-free, or at least without mandatory KYC, and I will stick with those casinos. But I agree that more regulations are coming and it will be tricky for many crypto casinos & services to avoid KYC rules, especially for the ones who aim big and wish to operate in the US and EU. Anyway, when dealing with money people should always be ready for KYC...

This must be the right mindset. We understand how the market is going now in terms of regulation, even Binance the biggest exchange paid a huge penalty for their violation, that's how regulators are very desperate in implementing the law, and it could also happen in the gambling industry.

A gambling site that advertises no to KYC is surely unregulated, but the question here, are you willing to risk big amount of money for this kind of gambling site? If your answer is yes, then this is the right site for you. However, I'm pretty sure that majority of gamblers will choose a regulated and reputable casino to trust their money, so this kind of site (no kyc) will just likely exist in the short period of time.

Most gamblers do not even have any reason why they are running away from KYC. Even honest gamblers are now afraid of KYC. They might not be aware that the other man who is avoiding KYC might be looking for a way to cheat the system. It is difficult not easy to a completely non KYC casino. It is either the gambler wants to cheat the system or vice versa.

If we care so much about our data, we should just choose one reputable casino and complete kyc and stick with them for a very long time. More and more regulations are coming, making it impossible to avoid KYC

When government agencies or those authorized by the state officially request or even require identity verification under the KYC procedure, it is at least clear that this is a requirement of the legislation of the relevant jurisdiction or the acceptance of international norms and regulations imposed by the global banking lobby by this jurisdiction. 
But if KYC is required by some casino, or for example by a crypto wallet operator like Blockchain.com, then this is simply a leak of confidential personal information.  And we all know examples of hacking of relevant personal information databases, such as the hacking of the Ledger order mailing database in 2019.  Then hundreds of thousands of users of this wallet were affected.  So, in any case, you should be careful about these issues of personal security and not thoughtlessly go through KYC whenever private business owners ask you to do so. 
And in gambling and crypto-casinos this is now becoming the norm, which, for example, just infuriates me.

Sigh! How far can you run from casinos that have KYC requirements? It's better to consider such casinos instead of those that are hiding underground to run their casinos and using non kyc to lure people, this isn't Bitcoin that's decentralized and out of the government reach, this is a casino.

If you are still believing that a casino can run without been regulated then you are at a greater risks, because such casinos can decide to do anything, mostly when you won't see it coming, a regulated casino is still operating under the government papers, but a non regulated casino can't be fought by the law, it's like they don't even exist.

Be careful what you wish for, if you don't like passing KYC the only option left is to start going to located casino in your area to gamble, use the machines and take your leave after, no form of registration, no need for KYC verification.

That is the right thinking here , they have not asking KYC when they are new or when you deposit but eventually as your need of withdrawals ? then questioning will come and yes KYC will happen and this is the first step in holding our funds.
So lets start adopting KYC than expecting this and that but after ? you are failing what you seems to be believing .
and besides KYC will be the thing of everything that  involves money sooner or later so why not practice this earlier for easy acceptance .

You will not go in thag condition if you just select the reputable in first place. Since you will only think fight against unknown enemy if you risk to much on new things since you think they are exciting or trying to avail those unrealistic bonus that they are offering. So minimize the risk for getting scam or facing any problems related to activities done I think the only practical solution there is never gamble to any unknown casino especially if they offer unreal conditions or situations so that we will not fall if they scam people who believe that they deliver. Also just like what you said we should gamble what we can afford to lose so that we will be fine if something bad happen especially if we commit bad decisions regarding on this activities.

first of all, how to know a site that is following guidelines as long as kyc is concern is to check how much their performance have been in terms of frequent changing of the terms, and how the resolves issue's as regards and relate kyc and accounts restrictions are concerned, because alit of time that is the place where the while crisis starts from, since kyc arw triggered for a number of things which balance is one of such, e.g when gou want to make a withdrawal that is above $5000 you may be asked to verify your identity at that point.

So when you are asked, if you want to go through a kyc from a casino you shouldn't be confused since you agreed to that fact about the casino and how best their handle the issues with kyc and how best they follow it.

One of the most difficult task to do is in fighting an unknown enemy, this will give one a very tough time because you don't know them, how can you then strike for an attack back on them, gambling platforms are exactly like this, you don't know the good ones from the bad even when you make research about them, there's no certainty on what you may discover, but the simple way to stay safe is to always gamble with the amount of money we can afford to loose.