Topic: No KYC Crypto Casinos & Sites | NoToKYC.com | Exclusive Bonuses - page 9. (Read 4296 times)

This is not about what someone can or cannot pass the KYC. And that hypothetically there is a ranking of players depending on their citizenship. That is, a player from the Top 10 countries (US, UK, GE) will not have problems withdrawing his winnings, like a player from Bangladesh (no offense).

It all comes back to each individual, if KYC is really problematic, you should not gamble at a casino that asks you for KYC, but if KYC is not a problem for you, you should look for a site that really has a good reputation on this forum, never give out your identity. in casinos that have just been announced on this forum because it is clearly very dangerous and risky that you might experience.

So far I personally have never sent any ID to the casino just filled in the information data for them at level 1 but usually that's not a problem for me because I'm just a small gambler who bets with less money than a rich gambler who makes bigger bets. Larger ones are usually always vulnerable to strict regulations to prevent money laundering, so it comes back to each individual's view of KYC, whether they are comfortable or not, they should be able to choose it.

Yes, in such a scenario, KYC is an element of risk assessment - whether your money can be stolen without problems or not. They evaluate first of all your jurisdiction - whether you can file a lawsuit against them. And only then being on sanctions lists and the like.

You are 100% right. When most casinos ask for KYC, they are looking for a way to take your money, especially the winners. They don't want you to play there so they take your money as they show you the door. The big casinos can make up excuses because they know they will get forum backing. There are some casinos that do not do KYC if you aren't using a VPN. This way they know you don't have more than 1 account.

On top of this, one of the problems is that a lot of sites now use KYC as their excuse but were planning to steal the money anyways, so then you've given them your full identity and documents when they were already planning to scam, just making it more dangerous

Finding no KYC is already difficult, I mean, finding reputable sites that have the right comments and support in the forum and we can more or less have some trust in them. The bonus is just cream of top since it is doubly beneficial to get the bonus without having to do so many explanations, proffs, etc... that sometimes are just a excuse to keep our money or keep it "in custody" for months.

You're right, things change with time, I've also seen several examples on exchanges that are not KYC exchange but later turn to one all of a sudden, if we are making a list compilation, we can always cross-check to know if they were still thesame way you left them or not, we may not have to use them all before knowing about them, but the sources to our informations must be verified to be upto date.

It's a very misleading list. Many casinos listed on notokyc.com require KYC verification and are not no-KYC-friendly websites. OP needs to update the list and carefully inspect each website before he adds them because he will upset many customers when someone registers on a listed casino and then will be asked for KYC verification suddenly. OP failed to include Bisq, exch and many other good non-KYC exchanges in the exchanges list.
Sorry OP but you failed, your list is one of the worst and misleading, incomplete list.

Quoting your old post, because you are wrong and you are again wrong. I had previously informed you that JustBit is applying the KYC verification terms, and they are still doing it (check this new scam accusation). But they are still listed as KYC level 0 on your website. You have to verify the information through the evidences, not by the statement of the casino staff. They occasionally provide incorrect information for marketing purposes. Can't you see the truth from those scam accusations? Or have they paid you something to not look into the truth?

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I thought the title of this section was the casino platform itself, but instead it is a platform of crypto casinos that do not implement KYC. And from what I've seen, there are only three crypto casinos that I can say are reputable in the crypto gambling space.

And those three are Betplay, BcGames, and Trustdice. These have existed for a long time on this forum platform; even the signature campaign is still running, which means that many gamblers have been built into their platforms.

Lol that's interesting, but yes , you're right, sometimes we look for many casinos that don't have that commitment to wanting to comply with the KYC, because the truth is it is a cumbersome and annoying process, but I have seen it in some Casinos that are Clearly new and They do not offer KYC, the players or members here begin to Attack them that they do not have a license, that it depends on licenses, that for them licenses are important, and licenses in themselves do not prevent a casino from being fraudulent, what is interesting is that the casino pays when you win and that there is not so much paperwork for things because I Personally would say that when it comes to making things better it could be accepted, but what I think is that to Avoid the use they ask for The KYC has to make it clear that some licenses should not be there, and that is difficult, because here they want one thing but not the others, and that Cannot be like that, in a casino things are presented in some way, so That defends the trust and honorability of a casino.

Now, personally I have always preferred that a casino should be clear with what it has, how it is and with everything it can generate, that is, if a casino does not have the capacity to be bigger or nothing good to start when they are complete, now well if the case is Without KYC the truth is I know what they will have to do, I don't know what parameters they can and have to achieve, but on a personal level it would be many things, and not all Players are willing to follow it, in fact in the forum they have many standards to accept certain sites, and among them the licenses, which for me is not relevant at all, for me it is relevant a casino that is good , that pays, that is not a scam, with which be honorable, and fair for me it is enough, because the reason why it does not require KYC is because it must be missing something , and if they Accept People from all over the world that is much better for me , because everyone should have the right to play.

Sooner or later we may see that all casinos will have mandatory KYC, so actually we cant guarantee that those casinos where we play now without KYC will keep the rule as they may implement mandatory KYC in the future. Once it happen there are only 2 options for us, follow the rule or leave the casino because we do not want to undergo KYC. I'm in the position as you who dont like mandatory KYC, now I become more selective in registering an account in new casinos.

Yes, if you want to bet big money and win big, the casino may ask your account to complete KYC at the next level. Obviously, in my opinion, it might be difficult for anyone regarding KYC because not everyone likes it, but that's what is happening now where all users have to submit. on the regulations they have provided because they can freeze our accounts and funds in a matter of seconds.

Even though when registering they don't ask to complete KYC in full, at least being a small gambler it's easier for me to withdraw money without having to send my identity, because it's possible that if I win big things can change at any time and the casino ends up asking me to send my identity, but the point is in my opinion Don't gamble with big bets if you don't want the casino to ask for complete KYC.

Stake, BC.Games, Coins.Game, I think I can include Freebitcoin (they have some betting market), and there are some other good & old casinos that will not ask for KYC just like that. I had many deposits/withdrawals, so I can say that I trust them with my money and I am active in these casinos.

But I don't like when casinos have mandatory KYC rules and I am not playing in those casinos. Roobet is a good example, I remember when they introduced that rule, I withdrew my funds before that and I never opened their site again.

Yes there's still casino doesn't require KYC but could we really trust them? Would they really last for long time without asking that? Since government compliance is really important especially now where crypto platforms are usually regulated by government. Also we don't know if this non KYC platform could really provide if their player win some huge amount on their casino.

Also at this point I don't trust any casino saying that they are not requiring KYC since we all know here especially if they want to run a legitimate business that KYC will be one of their requirement so that they can get a license. People should need to accept that KYC is part of the process and those legitimate casino is asking that and Its better to comply with them since we can assure that we are safe rather than risking any amount on unsure casino which we don't know if they really mean what they say here or maybe trusted enough to provide some good services to their players.

This is great most of players are looking for none KYC casino, most of the casino's now are required to do some KYC because of it's registration that recquired on how they manage their money into banking system issued by their government when it's registered, this will increase your player but make sure that the withdrawals are guaranted when incomes to big winning amounts coz lots of casinos right now are questioning those big winning like mines lol.

Well, there are still casinos where we can play without KYC, especially if we are fair players nobody will ask us for KYC. But still, KYC is increasingly present among crypto casinos, so if we plan to play, we have to be ready for KYC at some point. Those who win most of the time or those who play with big amounts will face this sooner than others, that's the fact.

The fact is that there are no guarantees, so far I didn't have to go through KYC anywhere, but that can change in a second... people should be ready for KYC if they are risking big amounts, or if they are winning big. Sad but truth...

KYC is a mandatory requirement for regulatory compliance in centralized projects, this is why there is no centralized cryptocurrency service that doesn't demand for KYC and that is why it is most important to take note of the level of KYC demand of a project before subscribing to them, so for sure there most ve a point when the site will demand for KYC from you unlike in exchange you must pass through the KYC process before you can carry out any service on the exchange.
But in the casino, their KYC term may be lesser and you are allowed to gamble and withdraw to a limit without KYC, kyc is only demanded when there is a suspected act from the account or you want to withdraw or deposit an amount that is above the limits for non-KYC verified accounts.

Don't just get deceived, nothing like low KYC requirements or gambling platforms, it's either they are demanding for KYC or they are not, we need to properly make research about the type of gambling casino we are using, this will help us narrow our search on what we want because we cannot eat our cake and still have it, KYC is something we cannot partially fulfill it, it will requires our absolutely compliance.