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Quote from: yayayo on December 17, 2021, 08:50:04 AM

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If a scammer wants to cheat a casino, he can easily find on the Internet the opportunity to buy someone else's documents to pass KYC verification as several people.

On the other side, you are right, this could possibly happen. Now that the internet has introduced a whole lot of ways for people to get what they want, buying of someone else’s identity is possible. But this lead me to the question who would want to sell their identity out of that, I mean there could be someone, but if I were on that person’s shoes I wouldn’t even dare to think of doing it.

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Quote from: Bttzed03 on December 17, 2021, 05:40:49 AM

^ A lot of good offers on their sportsbetting but I couldn't avail because of the requirement that accounts must be KYC verified. If they could only consider setting a minimum rank to qualify for the promo as an alternative, they would probably get more sports bettors.

That's impossible to happen, a promotion like this is indeed good and should only be enjoyed by verified users. Also, KYC is also a good way to protect their website to multi accounts who wanted to abuse the promotion after all undergoing KYC will help you secure your account as well as you will benefit from them.

After all Bitsler is one of the safe and reputable gambling site in the gambling industry.

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I agree that Bitsler is one of the safest gambling platforms.
However, I have a different opinion about KYC.
In my opinion, the KYC verification bothers the ordinary little players the most.
If a scammer wants to cheat a casino, he can easily find on the Internet the opportunity to buy someone else's documents to pass KYC verification as several people.

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Quote from: Mahdirakib on December 15, 2021, 09:01:46 AM

Quote from: examplens on December 14, 2021, 05:27:36 PM

Well, who says that they neglected this forum Cheesy

I believe someone has informed them about our ongoing discussion or asked them to be active in the forum again. Scroll the pages of this thread, you will rarely see any posts from them. However, it's great that they are showing interest in the forum again.

Quote from: examplens on December 14, 2021, 05:27:36 PM

Only what I find on there is to move funds on vault. But there I can do only to move funds from balance to vault and vice versa. There is no possibility to convert USDT to XRP for example.
btw. what exactly is the vault here for?

Vault is known as bank feature in crypto casino. The feature helps the user to manage their bankroll safely. Bettors move a part of their funds into the vault so that they doesn't loss all of his/her bankroll with rage betting.

Minimum bronze 2 VIP rank is required to access the Exchanger on Bitsler. Maybe the feature isn't visible to those users who hasn't reached bronze 2 level yet. And all of the supported coins are available in Exchanger feature. BTW, what is your current VIP rank?
You can see the details here: How to use the Exchanger?

Wow, thanks for this info. I need just a few points to be promoted into Bronze level 2, which is enough for additional features like exchangers.
I am not a regular gambler, I use it most often for sports betting. obviously going through it a lot slower level upgrade.
However, it is good that there is an exchange option for loyal users.

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Quote from: Mahdirakib on December 15, 2021, 09:01:46 AM

Quote from: examplens on December 14, 2021, 05:27:36 PM

Only what I find on there is to move funds on vault. But there I can do only to move funds from balance to vault and vice versa. There is no possibility to convert USDT to XRP for example.
btw. what exactly is the vault here for?

Vault is known as bank feature in crypto casino. The feature helps the user to manage their bankroll safely. Bettors move a part of their funds into the vault so that they doesn't loss all of his/her bankroll with rage betting.

Minimum bronze 2 VIP rank is required to access the Exchanger on Bitsler. Maybe the feature isn't visible to those users who hasn't reached bronze 2 level yet. And all of the supported coins are available in Exchanger feature. BTW, what is your current VIP rank?
You can see the details here: How to use the Exchanger?

I do not really get the fact that vault feature in many casinos. I mean it is not really "locked", it is quite easy to withdraw your money which means that if you are doing something that is risky then you should start out with not depositing all that much.

So, everything starts with the gambler themselves and if they know what they are doing then they should be able to provide themselves with some safety net and they could use the vault or they could use their own wallet outside of casino as well and they both would work, if they do not know how to stop then vault or anything else would not be able to stop them. I mean we all heard of all those people who sold something or even took out a loan to gamble with the hopes of making a profit. So in this case this is something that is risky and vault is not going to stop you, you need to learn to stop yourself.

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Quote from: Bttzed03 on December 17, 2021, 05:40:49 AM

^ A lot of good offers on their sportsbetting but I couldn't avail because of the requirement that accounts must be KYC verified. If they could only consider setting a minimum rank to qualify for the promo as an alternative, they would probably get more sports bettors.

That's impossible to happen, a promotion like this is indeed good and should only be enjoyed by verified users. Also, KYC is also a good way to protect their website to multi accounts who wanted to abuse the promotion after all undergoing KYC will help you secure your account as well as you will benefit from them.

After all Bitsler is one of the safe and reputable gambling site in the gambling industry.

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^ A lot of good offers on their sportsbetting but I couldn't avail because of the requirement that accounts must be KYC verified. If they could only consider setting a minimum rank to qualify for the promo as an alternative, they would probably get more sports bettors.

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Quote from: examplens on December 14, 2021, 05:27:36 PM

Well, who says that they neglected this forum Cheesy

I believe someone has informed them about our ongoing discussion or asked them to be active in the forum again. Scroll the pages of this thread, you will rarely see any posts from them. However, it's great that they are showing interest in the forum again.

Quote from: examplens on December 14, 2021, 05:27:36 PM

Only what I find on there is to move funds on vault. But there I can do only to move funds from balance to vault and vice versa. There is no possibility to convert USDT to XRP for example.
btw. what exactly is the vault here for?

Vault is known as bank feature in crypto casino. The feature helps the user to manage their bankroll safely. Bettors move a part of their funds into the vault so that they doesn't loss all of his/her bankroll with rage betting.

Minimum bronze 2 VIP rank is required to access the Exchanger on Bitsler. Maybe the feature isn't visible to those users who hasn't reached bronze 2 level yet. And all of the supported coins are available in Exchanger feature. BTW, what is your current VIP rank?
You can see the details here: How to use the Exchanger?

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Quote from: BitSler support on December 14, 2021, 03:08:11 AM

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Well, who says that they neglected this forum Cheesy

Quote from: Mahdirakib on December 09, 2021, 02:17:13 PM

Quote from: examplens on December 07, 2021, 02:32:08 PM

Or maybe to implement the possibility to swap on the coin with the lowest tx fee.

You can do it through the inside exchanger option of Bitsler.

Only what I find on there is to move funds on vault. But there I can do only to move funds from balance to vault and vice versa. There is no possibility to convert USDT to XRP for example.
btw. what exactly is the vault here for?

Quote from: SmokerFace on December 13, 2021, 03:37:28 PM

The website is so simple, attractive and attractive. The signup process was simple and your offers are also good. But I would suggest you start some promotions of bonuses on the first deposit, as many other websites of this nature are offering it as well. Also please confirm if there are any KYC policies?

you obviously mixed me up with someone. I am not a part of the Bitsler team, mods or whatever. I am just an ordinary user of their casino.

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Quote from: Sanitough on December 10, 2021, 10:10:36 AM

I like to ask the users, are your account KYC compliant, or you are still gambling anonymously? I just like to get some idea as I read some gambling sites would require KYC in the long run.

Many respectable casinos only require KYC for withdrawals of large sums of money, as required by AML laws in many jurisdictions. However, there are also casinos that do not require KYC at all. You can check a site’s KYC requirements by looking at its Terms & Conditions (or FAQs) or on the website itself.
I prefer not to give away my personal information except when absolutely necessary, and on respectable sites only.

I think Bitsler has a good reputation, so it's safe to trust your KYC information to the site if you still want to continue gambling using their platform. KYC is not new, a the site is getting regulated, they have to comply with the rules of the regulators, so as a gambler, we should make sure that we read all the TOS from time to time as they could also update it.

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Quote from: Juggy777 on December 13, 2021, 02:17:08 AM

I’m yet not KYC verified on Bitsler yet, because I don’t have any big amounts to withdraw to give them my KYC details. However in the long run if I do end up winning something big there then I’ll have to seriously consider whether to give my KYC details or no, and to be honest it won’t be an easy decision hence I can understand why people don’t like submitting their KYC details.

I always imagined that Bitsler didn't really shared the information as "this guy is gambling!! get him!!" or any other casino would do that. Consider the fact that these people are the ones that are making the most profit from gamblers keep gambling, if they get caught somehow then they are not going to be making a profit. In the end we are talking about something that would be negative for them so they are using that KYC some other way.

Maybe they are not getting the information of KYC to someone but they are checking the KYC own their own and if there is someone that is looking like money laundering or something and doing unusual activity only then they notify. I do not know how it works but I doubt snitching on everyone that gives their KYC is a profitable business move by them at all.

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Quote from: examplens on December 07, 2021, 02:32:08 PM

I remember it was a period where the Bitsler team read many suggestions from there and based on that they implemented many things and support for some altcoins. it was good to see.
Now I am thinking is there any chance to add support for USDT on the BSC network? For example, currently, if I want to withdraw USDT from there, it is possible only through the Eth chain, where is fee more than high. sometimes it costs even $30.
Or maybe to implement the possibility to swap on the coin with the lowest tx fee.

The website is so simple, attractive and attractive. The signup process was simple and your offers are also good. But I would suggest you start some promotions of bonuses on the first deposit, as many other websites of this nature are offering it as well. Also please confirm if there are any KYC policies?

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Quote from: shasan on December 12, 2021, 12:44:19 PM

Have you checked for bigger amount how much loss there will b if need to exchnage? If the amount is 500$ or more then it will be huge loss.

Yeah, I'm aware of it. They were charging 5% exchange fee before. But now they are charging 8%-9% fee on their internal exchanger service (I have checked it just now). However, I wasn't aware of the increase of the fee as I haven't used the exchanger since so long.

Quote from: shasan on December 12, 2021, 12:44:19 PM

It is not. They are very responsive of their customers query. But not to support any currency doesn't mean they have lot of customer and for that reason they are not supporting that. They might be working and trying to support that currency or not and that will be base on their ability to support such a network.

It depends on their thoughts. AFAIK, it isn't so hard to support those networks and implement them in their service. And everyone will say that they are charging large amount for bitcoin withdrawals. It won't be very difficult for Bitsler dev to upgrade their withdrawal system and charge dynamic fee, they aren't new to the crypto gambling industry. Their support team is responsive, but not in this forum.

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Quote from: Russlenat on December 12, 2021, 03:12:22 PM

Quote from: Fredomago on December 12, 2021, 03:01:12 PM

Quote from: Eureka_07 on December 12, 2021, 02:03:41 PM

Quote from: kro55 on December 10, 2021, 10:37:24 AM

Quote from: Sanitough on December 10, 2021, 10:10:36 AM

I like to ask the users, are your account KYC compliant, or you are still gambling anonymously? I just like to get some idea as I read some gambling sites would require KYC in the long run.

I'm still a non-kyc user,
In case of account opening or gambling Bitseller doesn't ask KYC documents to its users. And KYC verification is not mandatory for deposits or withdrawals. However, if you make large deposits or withdrawals, KYC documents may require to protect your funds,

In other words, if you win a large amount in bet, they reserve the right to ask for KYC documents to verify your authenticity.

Better read their TOS to know about it.

I think this is true, as what other casino is also doing, they will ask the user for KYC verification if ever the deposited or try to withdraw large amount of money. I support this since it helps fight money laundering if done in the right way. There is one user posted here that he (or other user he knows, I can't remember well) were asked for KYC verification after winning/withdrawing large amount of money from the casino.

Most of the time it happens, casino ask KYC verification when gamblers withdraw a huge amount of money, also if the site suspects your account of doing some unexplained activities, better to read everything from the site house rules. It's really annoying when you suffer from
this kind of concern.

Personally, I only use a small amount of money to gamble. I never have any issue with KYC as long as the site has a good reputation.

That's right, as long as the gambling site has a good reputation, you should not have a problem submitting your KYC, the words "they reserve the right to demand for kyc anytime" should make the gambler aware that anytime the site would ask for a KYC requirement regardless of their reasons.

I’m yet not KYC verified on Bitsler yet, because I don’t have any big amounts to withdraw to give them my KYC details. However in the long run if I do end up winning something big there then I’ll have to seriously consider whether to give my KYC details or no, and to be honest it won’t be an easy decision hence I can understand why people don’t like submitting their KYC details.

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Quote from: Sanitough on December 10, 2021, 10:10:36 AM

I like to ask the users, are your account KYC compliant, or you are still gambling anonymously? I just like to get some idea as I read some gambling sites would require KYC in the long run.

Many respectable casinos only require KYC for withdrawals of large sums of money, as required by AML laws in many jurisdictions. However, there are also casinos that do not require KYC at all. You can check a site’s KYC requirements by looking at its Terms & Conditions (or FAQs) or on the website itself.
I prefer not to give away my personal information except when absolutely necessary, and on respectable sites only.

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Quote from: Fredomago on December 12, 2021, 03:01:12 PM

Quote from: Eureka_07 on December 12, 2021, 02:03:41 PM

Quote from: kro55 on December 10, 2021, 10:37:24 AM

Quote from: Sanitough on December 10, 2021, 10:10:36 AM

I like to ask the users, are your account KYC compliant, or you are still gambling anonymously? I just like to get some idea as I read some gambling sites would require KYC in the long run.

I'm still a non-kyc user,
In case of account opening or gambling Bitseller doesn't ask KYC documents to its users. And KYC verification is not mandatory for deposits or withdrawals. However, if you make large deposits or withdrawals, KYC documents may require to protect your funds,

In other words, if you win a large amount in bet, they reserve the right to ask for KYC documents to verify your authenticity.

Better read their TOS to know about it.

I think this is true, as what other casino is also doing, they will ask the user for KYC verification if ever the deposited or try to withdraw large amount of money. I support this since it helps fight money laundering if done in the right way. There is one user posted here that he (or other user he knows, I can't remember well) were asked for KYC verification after winning/withdrawing large amount of money from the casino.

Most of the time it happens, casino ask KYC verification when gamblers withdraw a huge amount of money, also if the site suspects your account of doing some unexplained activities, better to read everything from the site house rules. It's really annoying when you suffer from
this kind of concern.

Personally, I only use a small amount of money to gamble. I never have any issue with KYC as long as the site has a good reputation.

That's right, as long as the gambling site has a good reputation, you should not have a problem submitting your KYC, the words "they reserve the right to demand for kyc anytime" should make the gambler aware that anytime the site would ask for a KYC requirement regardless of their reasons.

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Quote from: Eureka_07 on December 12, 2021, 02:03:41 PM

Quote from: kro55 on December 10, 2021, 10:37:24 AM

Quote from: Sanitough on December 10, 2021, 10:10:36 AM

I like to ask the users, are your account KYC compliant, or you are still gambling anonymously? I just like to get some idea as I read some gambling sites would require KYC in the long run.

I'm still a non-kyc user,
In case of account opening or gambling Bitseller doesn't ask KYC documents to its users. And KYC verification is not mandatory for deposits or withdrawals. However, if you make large deposits or withdrawals, KYC documents may require to protect your funds,

In other words, if you win a large amount in bet, they reserve the right to ask for KYC documents to verify your authenticity.

Better read their TOS to know about it.

I think this is true, as what other casino is also doing, they will ask the user for KYC verification if ever the deposited or try to withdraw large amount of money. I support this since it helps fight money laundering if done in the right way. There is one user posted here that he (or other user he knows, I can't remember well) were asked for KYC verification after winning/withdrawing large amount of money from the casino.

Most of the time it happens, casino ask KYC verification when gamblers withdraw a huge amount of money, also if the site suspects your account of doing some unexplained activities, better to read everything from the site house rules. It's really annoying when you suffer from
this kind of concern.

Personally, I only use a small amount of money to gamble. I never have any issue with KYC as long as the site has a good reputation.

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Quote from: kro55 on December 10, 2021, 10:37:24 AM

Quote from: Sanitough on December 10, 2021, 10:10:36 AM

I like to ask the users, are your account KYC compliant, or you are still gambling anonymously? I just like to get some idea as I read some gambling sites would require KYC in the long run.

I'm still a non-kyc user,
In case of account opening or gambling Bitseller doesn't ask KYC documents to its users. And KYC verification is not mandatory for deposits or withdrawals. However, if you make large deposits or withdrawals, KYC documents may require to protect your funds,

In other words, if you win a large amount in bet, they reserve the right to ask for KYC documents to verify your authenticity.

Better read their TOS to know about it.

I think this is true, as what other casino is also doing, they will ask the user for KYC verification if ever the deposited or try to withdraw large amount of money. I support this since it helps fight money laundering if done in the right way. There is one user posted here that he (or other user he knows, I can't remember well) were asked for KYC verification after winning/withdrawing large amount of money from the casino.

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