I did verify my KYC on the site because when there was a breach in Primedice a few years back i had to submit my details to log into my account after a gap and had to search my old deposit addresses and transaction ID to get back my account and the reason for my verification is to avoid looking for my old transaction if anything happens in the future
. I have not heard stake asking for a mandatory KYC unless someone is abusing the system.
That was on exemption because it was connected to a breach where its just normal on having those kind of verification to prove out the ownership of said account
but on other situations then KYC is something that wont be asked from time to time.If you dont make any shady activity then i dont see for them to ask out for that
kind of verification.
Most of gambling sites does have similar terms when it comes to this.
No matter what the situation would be, no matter what the reason would be, I just feel like there are people like me who will not share KYC. I do not gamble with a lot of money, usually I have somewhere between 50-100 dollars at most, I deposit 50 bucks and gamble with it and I usually end up losing that, if I am lucky and made some profit I may have gone as much as 100 but if I reach 100 I take 50 out and keep the initial 50 in, which means I am almost always under 100 dollars for sure here.
And that means if I am ever asked KYC, I will just let them keep the money and will not comeback, that money doesn't worth it and I do not think that I will ever want to give my KYC to a casino. Not that I do not trust stake, I know they are doing the right thing, but if my government finds out that I am gambling on stake, they may or may not find that problematic, there is no law regarding crypto, online gambling is allowed to a point but most casinos are approved and have license, so I am not sure if Stake would be accepted as well.