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Quote from: Flagship11 on May 24, 2018, 06:31:52 PM

Quote from: game-protect on May 24, 2018, 11:22:04 AM

Quote from: rayans on May 20, 2018, 03:03:57 AM

Is it have identity verification system ?

No, they have anonymous accounts where you can lose illegal made Bitcoins. The operator is a money launderer who gladly takes Bitcoins worth $ millions without any verification!

Only if you win you are at risk to suddenly asked for KYC customer documents. Others call this behaviour a trap!

Are there any Bitcoin sportsbooks that ask for KYC on deposits?
I don't think there are, and your continuous redundancy on the matter is quite annoying, as evident by all the forum members who have now chosen to gang up on you.

By the way, Sportsbet doesn't just "suddenly" ask you for documents, you big goof.
It's clearly stated in their TOS that it's required in order for them to stay in business.
Don't like KYC, fine, don't play at Sportsbet!
Not that difficult of a concept to grasp really.
No one is making you gamble there, you moron.

It sounds like you choose to pick on Sportsbet for whatever reason.
Maybe you suck at gambling and lost a lot of money playing here.

Sportsbet- sorry for hijacking your thread. Just needed to put this cry baby in his place.

Why excuse for something you are paid to do?

As a paid shill you are obviously not able to understand the point! The point is not to not ask for KYC when making deposits. The point is to never ask for KYC for deposits and losses, but if you win, then suddenly KYC is required and this is of course a fraud scheme.

Because if the identity or location is important, then it is also important when players deposit and lose. But this is of course something you never can agree, because it is against the fraud scheme theory! Cheesy

Can you please quote the requirement laws where it says that casinos have to let everyone and all in without KYC, but in case of withdrawals they are obligated to enforce it?

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Quote from: game-protect on May 24, 2018, 11:22:04 AM

Quote from: rayans on May 20, 2018, 03:03:57 AM

Is it have identity verification system ?

No, they have anonymous accounts where you can lose illegal made Bitcoins. The operator is a money launderer who gladly takes Bitcoins worth $ millions without any verification!

Only if you win you are at risk to suddenly asked for KYC customer documents. Others call this behaviour a trap!

Are there any Bitcoin sportsbooks that ask for KYC on deposits?
I don't think there are, and your continuous redundancy on the matter is quite annoying, as evident by all the forum members who have now chosen to gang up on you.

By the way, Sportsbet doesn't just "suddenly" ask you for documents, you big goof.
It's clearly stated in their TOS that it's required in order for them to stay in business.
Don't like KYC, fine, don't play at Sportsbet!
Not that difficult of a concept to grasp really.
No one is making you gamble there, you moron.

It sounds like you choose to pick on Sportsbet for whatever reason.
Maybe you suck at gambling and lost a lot of money playing here.

Sportsbet- sorry for hijacking your thread. Just needed to put this cry baby in his place.

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Quote from: rayans on May 20, 2018, 03:03:57 AM

Is it have identity verification system ?

No, they have anonymous accounts where you can lose illegal made Bitcoins. The operator is a money launderer who gladly takes Bitcoins worth $ millions without any verification!

Only if you win you are at risk to suddenly asked for KYC customer documents. Others call this behaviour a trap!

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Quote from: Flagship11 on May 21, 2018, 07:04:59 PM

I have only been asked for KYC once and it was for when I cashed out a little more than 1 BTC.
The entire process took less than an hour.
Truth be told, if you play by the rules and don't attempt to scam these guys, what's the big deal with identifying yourself?
That is, unless, you are pretending to be someone you are not, that's why KYC exists in the first place.

The big deal with identifying yourself is that sportsbet never ask for KYC when you deposit and lost a ton of bitcoins, but reserve the right to ask for KYC in case of winnings in the hope to find a reason to deny the payout of winnings. Because if you are able to deposit and play anonymously, not everyone is able or willing to deliver KYC documents!

This is clearly a fraud scheme and illegal!

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Quote from: Flagship11 on May 21, 2018, 07:04:59 PM

I have only been asked for KYC once and it was for when I cashed out a little more than 1 BTC.
The entire process took less than an hour.
Truth be told, if you play by the rules and don't attempt to scam these guys, what's the big deal with identifying yourself?
That is, unless, you are pretending to be someone you are not, that's why KYC exists in the first place.

I do not think that the reason of most crypto gamblers do not like KYC is that they want to pretend to be others. As stated by veleten previously, its all about anonymity. I was very active in FIAT online gambling sites years ago, and obviously I had to verify my identity in order to register and play. Crypto gambling sites lets people to gamble anonymously which is the main reason why I moved from FIAT to crypto gambling. To be honest, I'm OK with KYC but not for all things. It is OK to be asked when there is special conditions such as so big withdrawal or the account flagged as cheater.

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Quote from: hopenotlate on May 22, 2018, 01:24:32 AM

Quote from: SyGambler on May 21, 2018, 07:56:50 PM

Quote from: Flagship11 on May 21, 2018, 07:04:59 PM

I have only been asked for KYC once and it was for when I cashed out a little more than 1 BTC.
The entire process took less than an hour.
Truth be told, if you play by the rules and don't attempt to scam these guys, what's the big deal with identifying yourself?
That is, unless, you are pretending to be someone you are not, that's why KYC exists in the first place.

most of the times people don't feel safe to send their ID since it may be used or get leaked
so it's not about pretending to be someone else , in general there is no single reason at all for KYC in bitcoin sites unless there are some countries not allowed
personally wouldn't feel safe to send my ID for almost all bitcoin sites , since there are so few info about the owners behind them

Agree on all the line with SyGambler on this matter : we would eventually need, as I read somewhere in this forum but can't find the thread at the moment, a KYO ( Know Your Owner) procedure before sending ID proof.

But that way what's the point of using cryptorelated gambling site then Huh

Bitcoin sites shoudn't ask anything but, eventually, a signed message from the deposit address used by ther customers to have a real proof of ownership imho.

the whole idea of cryptobetting is being anonymous
when you are asked KYC documents by a crypto related site,you feel like it defeats the purpose of gambling anonymously
besides some of the sites do not state explicitly when and why you are going to be checked
at least for sportsbet.io it is for the sums >1 btc and it is written down in their TOS

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Quote from: SyGambler on May 21, 2018, 07:56:50 PM

Quote from: Flagship11 on May 21, 2018, 07:04:59 PM

I have only been asked for KYC once and it was for when I cashed out a little more than 1 BTC.
The entire process took less than an hour.
Truth be told, if you play by the rules and don't attempt to scam these guys, what's the big deal with identifying yourself?
That is, unless, you are pretending to be someone you are not, that's why KYC exists in the first place.

most of the times people don't feel safe to send their ID since it may be used or get leaked
so it's not about pretending to be someone else , in general there is no single reason at all for KYC in bitcoin sites unless there are some countries not allowed
personally wouldn't feel safe to send my ID for almost all bitcoin sites , since there are so few info about the owners behind them

Agree on all the line with SyGambler on this matter : we would eventually need, as I read somewhere in this forum but can't find the thread at the moment, a KYO ( Know Your Owner) procedure before sending ID proof.

But that way what's the point of using cryptorelated gambling site then Huh

Bitcoin sites shoudn't ask anything but, eventually, a signed message from the deposit address used by ther customers to have a real proof of ownership imho.

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Quote from: Flagship11 on May 21, 2018, 07:04:59 PM

I have only been asked for KYC once and it was for when I cashed out a little more than 1 BTC.
The entire process took less than an hour.
Truth be told, if you play by the rules and don't attempt to scam these guys, what's the big deal with identifying yourself?
That is, unless, you are pretending to be someone you are not, that's why KYC exists in the first place.

most of the times people don't feel safe to send their ID since it may be used or get leaked
so it's not about pretending to be someone else , in general there is no single reason at all for KYC in bitcoin sites unless there are some countries not allowed
personally wouldn't feel safe to send my ID for almost all bitcoin sites , since there are so few info about the owners behind them

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I have only been asked for KYC once and it was for when I cashed out a little more than 1 BTC.
The entire process took less than an hour.
Truth be told, if you play by the rules and don't attempt to scam these guys, what's the big deal with identifying yourself?
That is, unless, you are pretending to be someone you are not, that's why KYC exists in the first place.

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Quote from: rayans on May 20, 2018, 03:03:57 AM

Is it have identity verification system ?

yes it does,always read TOS and FAQ before playing
you may (or not) be asked for the KYC documents if the win is over 1 bitcoin,but in reality,they could ask you for KYC
if their security department thinks you are trying to cheat them,as any other sportsbook,by the way

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Quote from: rayans on May 20, 2018, 03:03:57 AM

Is it have identity verification system ?

As per terms, sportsbet.io reserves the right to ask KYC verification for withdrawal more than 1btc or 2,000 EUR. So yeah the site have it but if you just want to play small bets like me then you do not need to worry about KYC.

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