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Quote from: Charles-Tim on July 19, 2024, 06:24:20 AM

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I want point out from the aspects of KYC, I think that any gambling websites that deal with funding with cryptocurrency I think that particular gambling platform might consider as on serious one, for gambling platform have a license of operation I think it requires some customers verification, because without verification proper documents of files I think that many people will not consider it as real casino or gambling platform, pardon my manners, I don't know if your platform is dealing with casino or not, and from what I have observed so far u think that people don't like to partner with casino that doesn't have license, if I may ask does your gambling platform have license for operation and how effective is the support team.

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Quote from: Russlenat on July 19, 2024, 05:44:45 AM

Quote from: Charles-Tim on July 19, 2024, 02:34:58 AM

Quote from: Russlenat on July 19, 2024, 01:06:16 AM

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.

I don't agree with that. Although they are centralized, if they don't have the license to operate, they can't force their customers to follow the KYC protocol, as no one is mandating them to do that. There is a big security risk on our side because we are trusting a non-regulated, centralized casino that is not a juridical person. They could also be anonymous, so they should not be trusted with our sensitive information.

We should not presume that when a casino is centralized, they hold license automatically.

What do you not agree about? That the gambling site is centralized or what? If you are gambling on a site that is not having license, you are risking your money. According to what I saw online, this site is licensed in Philippines but I do not know how true this is because I saw it on their site.

Quote from: https://www.3g8bet.com/

3G8 Global is a legal gaming company registered in the Philippines, an offshore gaming license issued by the Philippines government, and abides by the behavior and guidelines established by it.

You make research and see that the site is not having Philippines license?

I am not referring to this site; it was a general statement where I'm asking about assuming that when a casino is centralized, they can force KYC. However, I mentioned we should look at the license first because not all centralized casinos have the license, so they can't implement KYC on us. In the case of the OP, they have the license, but is it right to mislead people with this advertisement?

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Based on the flow of the discussion, the OP made a grave error of claiming that their platform is no KYC and they also claimed that Philippine license issuer Pagcor issued a license when in fact it was not, He committed two errors and that will make the community lose trust on this new casino.

And if he ever comes back here, he better make sure he has a good alibis, or another account will post claiming they are the real representative and disowning OP as the representative of the platform.
I've seen it happening at casinos, making blunders on their introduction here.

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Welcome to Bitcointalk platform. I tried reaching visiting your website but it is not opening just as the other members are complaining. I think you should give it attention so we could peruse your casino and possibly give you our useful review so you could look into it. As it stands now I can not be able to say any further about your casino because I can't access your site. In as much as I know and from experience, can I know countries restricted from accessing your casino ifu country falls into the categories So i don't bother myself as it is that I can not access it from my browser here.

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Any ways you can make a better ANN threads for your business, because it's worth doing it well and right, since there is high competition within the gambling market, and for that you need to have clear track record that will attract gambler's to your site, but generally speaking I did visit the site and I saw some exciting and at the same time a mislead informations.

But all the same, welcome to bitcointalk and we are excited to have you around, all the same we let see what you are able to offer the Gambling community here on bitcointalk.

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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.

- I didn't open or even try to look at the platform OP shared because I believe what you are saying. Does that mean the platform has no transparency?

And I also agree with what you mentioned that it should be on the gambling board, although any form of casino is welcome here. In the crypto business, we also know that crypto casinos have several altcoins that can be used for gambling.

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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.

Quote from: Charles-Tim on July 19, 2024, 10:18:25 AM

• 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.

The word anonymously is very bold on their homepage. If you're not the kind to read a casino's terms, you will end up in this trap; if this is the official representative of the casino, then he just ruined his reputation by lying, and it's hard to defend a casino if you they are lying in their terms they will likely deceive their players

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Is the site not legally operating?

It seems to me that this casino does not have a license issued by the Philippine government, because I don't see a license on the website and because to have a license issued by the Philippine government they would have to charge kyc, this can be seen here

Quote from: https://gofaizen-sherle.com/gambling-license/pagcor

With a license, it is possible to officially organize and conduct gambling, including casino operations, operating electronic gaming machines, conducting bingo games, and accepting bets on sporting events. To obtain a license, several standard requirements must be met, similar to other jurisdictions: incorporation of a company, demonstration of financial stability, passing a background check, and implementation of AML/KYC policies.

source: https://gofaizen-sherle.com/gambling-license/pagcor

and in the casino we see this:

Then there are more rules for having a license issued by the Philippine government:

Quote from: https://gofaizen-sherle.com/gambling-license/pagcor

To register a company, you are required to comply with the following rules

At least 2 founders must be residents

- Appoint 4 key persons: company president (no residency requirement), secretary-administrator (resident), treasury officer (resident), and AML officer (resident).

- Opening a bank account with company capital.

- KYC (customer verification) for all players must be conducted privately by the operator.

- All operators are required to have and enforce anti-money laundering (AML), customer verification (KYC), and responsible gaming policies.

To open a company, you need to follow the following steps:

source: https://gofaizen-sherle.com/gambling-license/pagcor

In my opinion, this casino does not yet have a license, they need to have a license, and from what I see the OP is not active on the forum, he is not interacting with the members that is why he still continues with this very simple and uninformative thread, this This could be a red flag, this could be a sign for people to avoid using that casino until they prove they have a license and put in the TOS that they ask for kyc because the license provider requires it. I hope people are careful with this casino

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Quote from: Charles-Tim on July 19, 2024, 02:34:58 AM

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.

Quote from: Russlenat on July 19, 2024, 09:56:44 AM

• 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.

I believe @Solosanz is speaking out of experience, that's what these casinos are doing, they can lie about anything when they are looking for customers, but it becomes a different response when you are moving the money out of their casino. We can only term a casino a true no-KYC casino only if they have it written in their terms and conditions. Sadly, many of them will be silent about it in the Ts&Cs or even have the KYC mandatory in there or even randomised it depending on the account performance. Tell me, who is fooling who?

It's not today that KYC casinos will let you deposit and withdraw money without asking for KYC for years, but that can't make them a no-KYC casino. And if that day comes when they want to ask for it due to one reason or the other, no one can stop them, and it could be sooner for the good gamblers and customers who want to withdraw huge amounts. So what difference can this one make? I sense deception here.

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Because I believe they can't force if they don't have the license. We should always indicate the license first when it comes to KYC implementation, otherwise they are just illegally doing it since they are not legally operating.

Is the site not legally operating? You have not answered the other question that I asked. The gambling site indicated that it has a license in Philippines. Is that a lie? If the site is not having license should be what should lead to such discussion.

Although, I am not going to be risking my coins on an unknown gambling site. I prefer to continuing using Stake.com which is a reputed gambling site.

Quote from: Charles-Tim on July 19, 2024, 06:24:20 AM

Quote from: Russlenat on July 19, 2024, 05:44:45 AM

Quote from: https://www.3g8bet.com/

3G8 Global is a legal gaming company registered in the Philippines, an offshore gaming license issued by the Philippines government, and abides by the behavior and guidelines established by it.

You make research and see that the site is not having Philippines license?

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Quote from: seoincorporation on July 19, 2024, 09:01:36 AM

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.

I registered with a random email and it is true that this casino only accepts USDT-TRC20 currency only there is no other option other than USDT, means this thread should be moved because it does not accept bitcoin as a deposit.

1.- This casino has KYC.
2.- This casino doesn't have a license

Yes this is a little misleading for the OP by saying “no KYC” when in the Tos it is clear that the casino will ask for KYC at any time, that the centralized casino will not be 100% without KYC.

The casino has a Philippine license listed but doesn't link to it for details.

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Quote from: Charles-Tim on July 19, 2024, 06:24:20 AM

Quote from: Russlenat on July 19, 2024, 05:44:45 AM

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What do you not agree about? That the gambling site is centralized or what? If you are gambling on a site that is not having license, you are risking your money. According to what I saw online, this site is licensed in Philippines but I do not know how true this is because I saw it on their site.

About this.

Quote from: Charles-Tim on July 19, 2024, 06:24:20 AM

As long as they are centralized sites like those few other gambling sites and also exchanges, they can force their customers to provide KYC.

Because I believe they can't force if they don't have the license. We should always indicate the license first when it comes to KYC implementation, otherwise they are just illegally doing it since they are not legally operating.

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If the OP is a representative of the casino making their 1st post and starting out with lies, I would be very weary about making a deposit on this site. Telling the community that there in no KYC hoping to excite people to deposit is a very shady practice and I wouldn't trust a casino with a representative like that.

I feel I am correct in assuming the OP is a rep of the casino since the whois is empty, the casino is never heard of, and the OP is making their 1st post about the unknown casino. Bad attempt to scam some deposits IMO.

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1.- This casino has KYC.
2.- This casino doesn't have a license
3.- The Whois record is empty

I would say this is a high-risk casino, the chance to lose your money even without placing a bet is high, they could search for any excuse to hold your coins, things like invalid Kyc, invalid country, etc... It is hard to trust in a casino without a license because if the site decides to walk away with users' money then there is no one to blame for it.

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I entered site with some problems, the website doesn't work perfectly for me, but in the final open, I'm mainly interested in the bookmaker, namely table tennis or baskets, SetkaCup is not on offer here, sad for me as bettor this event but good thing is that you provide the number of points for each player, which makes it easier to betting in under / over points.

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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.

Quote from: Nrcewker on July 19, 2024, 12:31:22 AM

• 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.

Red flag already. If they just tell the truth and be honest regarding on possible implementation of KYC then for sure that people will don't have a problem regarding on that conditions especially if they can show this casino would run an honest business here. But guess their first introduction fail since they lie about KYC while the truth is there is a written information about that on their TOS.

For these reason we can really see how important to read the TOS of the new casino we are curious with so that there would be no surprising factor if they suddenly ask this. There's nothing wrong for asking KYC to people especially if this is for legal compliance. What's really bad here is to tell a lie then tell that people don't need to do KYC on their casino.

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Welcome to the forum, mate. Your announcement thread can be made better by adding professional touch through animated images and necessary information. Upon checking the site, I find the color combination of the site is pretty good. You also provide both casino games and sports events; this is another bonus for all the gamblers, I would say. I also checked the bonus section and can see the welcome bonus offered. The site looks pretty good, to be honest. If you want to do any promotions here in the forum, exclusively for Bitcointalk members, then don’t hesitate to contact me.

Both the Announcement Thread and the site itself does not look professional. Mind it first impression is the last impression

When we open the site 3g8bet (a strange name too), there is a gif image that take unnecessary time to load than it shows a error on the black screen which is hardly visible.

Quote

Application error: a client-side exception has occurred (see the browser console for more information).

I tried refresh a few times but still same error and i am unable to load this site.
OP first needs to work on the site and the ANN thread is a secondary thing that needs to be made professional too.

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Quote from: Cantsay on July 19, 2024, 05:57:06 AM

Am I the only one having trouble opening the site? I have been trying to open the website and get a good look at it and for more than an hour it just keeps loading and after that it gives me “ couldn't open the page because the server stopped responding.” error - I haven’t tried it either a different device though, I just wanted to confirm if it’s just me so that I won’t bother changing devices to access it.

You are not alone, I also experienced the same problem. I just tried opening and initially, it worked on the home screen easily. but after I tried to look at the Sports section the same message as you said I got.
I tried it in chrome it had a problem and then tried it in mozilla, it worked but I didn't open more on the site. It's just that when you open it, it takes quite a long time to load.

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Quote from: Russlenat on July 19, 2024, 05:44:45 AM

Quote from: Charles-Tim on July 19, 2024, 02:34:58 AM

Quote from: Russlenat on July 19, 2024, 01:06:16 AM

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.

I don't agree with that. Although they are centralized, if they don't have the license to operate, they can't force their customers to follow the KYC protocol, as no one is mandating them to do that. There is a big security risk on our side because we are trusting a non-regulated, centralized casino that is not a juridical person. They could also be anonymous, so they should not be trusted with our sensitive information.

We should not presume that when a casino is centralized, they hold license automatically.

What do you not agree about? That the gambling site is centralized or what? If you are gambling on a site that is not having license, you are risking your money. According to what I saw online, this site is licensed in Philippines but I do not know how true this is because I saw it on their site.

Quote from: https://www.3g8bet.com/

3G8 Global is a legal gaming company registered in the Philippines, an offshore gaming license issued by the Philippines government, and abides by the behavior and guidelines established by it.

You make research and see that the site is not having Philippines license?

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Am I the only one having trouble opening the site? I have been trying to open the website and get a good look at it and for more than an hour it just keeps loading and after that it gives me “ couldn't open the page because the server stopped responding.” error - I haven’t tried it either a different device though, I just wanted to confirm if it’s just me so that I won’t bother changing devices to access it.

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Quote from: Charles-Tim on July 19, 2024, 02:34:58 AM

Quote from: Russlenat on July 19, 2024, 01:06:16 AM

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.

I don't agree with that. Although they are centralized, if they don't have the license to operate, they can't force their customers to follow the KYC protocol, as no one is mandating them to do that. There is a big security risk on our side because we are trusting a non-regulated, centralized casino that is not a juridical person. They could also be anonymous, so they should not be trusted with our sensitive information.

We should not presume that when a casino is centralized, they hold license automatically.

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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.

Quote from: Russlenat on July 19, 2024, 01:06:16 AM

• 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.

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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.

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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.