Nah it's actually a KYC casino, I don't see any reason why you need to lie, just being honest and offer something that you have.
I don't see any list of currencies accepted in your casino except USDT, does it mean you only accept USDT? if you say yes, then your thread should be moved to altcoins board because gambling board must accept Bitcoin.
• We reserve the right to verify your registration details, such as name, address, age, and payment methods used, at any time, by requesting certain documents. These documents shall typically include an identity card, proof of address such as a utility bill, and proof of your payment method, and can be uploaded through the Cashier. If deemed necessary, we may request that the said document copies are notarized, meaning that the documents are stamped and attested by a Public Notary. In the event our requests for documents are not completed by the member, the Company may at its sole discretion terminate the account, and withhold any funds that are present therein. Should the documents fail our internal security checks – for example, if we suspect that they have been tampered with, or are in any way provided to mislead or misrepresent – we shall be under no obligation to accept such documents as valid, and under no obligation to provide feedback on the exact nature of our findings with regards to these documents.
But can people withdraw without KYC on the site? If people can withdraw without KYC, that means it is a no KYC. Read further what I posted below on this same post.
It's very important to read the TOS before signing up for a new casino. As @Solosanz mentioned, you advertise that it has no KYC, but it's all written in the terms. When an argument arises, like a user complaint about this matter, usually the TOS will be followed since that's agreed upon when a user signs up. So, your statement that we can deposit without KYC might be playing it safe because the real problem here, as we've seen with complaints about other casinos, is the withdrawals.
Do you not know all the no KYC sites that we are using are like this? As long as they are centralized sites like those few other gambling sites and also exchanges, they can force their customers to provide KYC.
