Read it again, no one said it's on their TOS its on their AML policy. And it is not fake news. Only those who doesn't know will say it's a fake news.
I'm glad you are admitting having told fake news because you said the exact opposite above "
That is why people really need to read the TOS and AML policy of every casino or platform before doing anything."
Any KYC required and casino with AML monitoring software will do that the same. Since he mentioned that he deposit then just withdraw, then it's obvious a trigger to their software as alternative to mixer, and that's obvious fall on their anti-mixing measures.
That's the most ridiculous scammy excuse I would have read, it's not their fault, they are seizing customer funds because the software they use told to do so....
It's not customers business what the "software" they are using is telling, and how it is set up, they don't even know what is this software and how it is working. Customers have a contract with a company and their representatives, not with a software. Courts convict and send to jail people, not robots.
Like many casino's doing?
Did casino tell its users that they will require KYC when their user is going to withdraw? No.
Did they tell its users that they will be required to send their selfie holding a newspaper, ID, etc. while on the street for the KYC ahead of time? No.
It's the same as that. Casinos won't tell you that don't do this and that coz you will be banned or something. You will only receive a message when you are banned because you did this and that.
LOL you should read this section less frequently and use honest casinos more often IMO, because only scammy casinos are doing what you are saying. Professional and honest casinos don't do that. They ask KYC and eventually ban customers if they don't like how they are using their platform but they don't lock their funds. The only exception is when there is a blatant cheat with an obvious damage. Because they have no right to seize any funds without a court order, it would be a theft. It's serious to be aware of this kind of scams and to defend them. You are a 1xbit advocate, right?