But here I will give a little of my thoughts on your response.
If Stake.com currently provides KYC requirements for a drop bonus then it is at their discretion because the drop bonus is obtained for free and only requires KYC requirements and is different from the weekly or monthly bonuses that stake customers can claim when they have have a high enough wager amount that their account reaches the VIP level at a certain rank.
At the VIP level it's also not easy to win because each user must meet the wagering requirements that have been determined and require a large amount of money to bet to increase the wager amount.
So it seems unlikely that a weekly or monthly bonus on Stake.com will be subject to KYC requirements because the bonus is a right and a form of appreciation from Stake.com to loyal customers who have managed to have a top ranking account.
Nevertheless, I recognize that some players might feel awkward disclosing their personal information. Who wants their personal information to be public? Online casinos must therefore balance security and privacy while making sure their customers are aware of their policies. And let me tell you, if Stake.com can offer a clear and simple KYC process, it will only grow its consumers' trust and loyalty.
In fact, I would like to emphasize once again that it is unlikely that Stake.com will ever make such a decision or KYC policy for such a VIP level bonus.
Looks like Stake.com has also proven that they can indeed be trusted and are able to provide comfort and security to each of their loyal customers so if KYC is needed for us to be able to withdraw large amounts of money or chase other drop bonuses that have to be verified I don't think it's thing to be afraid of.
Stake.com is already a big casino and has a high reputation so why are we hesitating and afraid.