Quote from: Whosdaddy on May 17, 2019, 09:27:03 AM

Quote from: avikz on May 16, 2019, 02:57:14 AM

Quote from: Haunebu on May 10, 2019, 10:45:00 AM

Quote from: electronicash on May 10, 2019, 10:13:43 AM

kids will just skips that casino and move to another.
if they don't wanna submit IDs, they can still go into BTC casinos that doesn't ask. they just every here in bitcointalk.

Lol. Most kids don't even know what crypto actually is and they would probably stick to FIAT since crypto can be complicated for many of them. Taking their parents credit card and signing up on a FIAT based casino is way easier for them. This new KYC rule is a positive step forward in my opinion.

If I compare kids of my time and kids of today's time - there's a vast difference! I got my first mobile phone when I completed 12th standard! Now even 4 years old kids watch their favorite cartoon in youtube. Let me tell you that, today's minors understand cryptos in a better way that we can imagine now!

The KYC rule is definitely a positive point towards stopping the minors from gambling! But these minors will try to move to crypto regime faster than we can think, if fiat casinos really implement these kyc rules in a very strict way! And that's a positive!

If kids are the reason behind the implementation, then there will always be a problem. I am not in support of minors gambling, but with technology, one will realize that kids of these can go to any extent to look for information of what they want. Requesting for KYC because of the kids would disturb the gambling activities of matured people that are interested in hiding their identity.

Gambling is not good for minors but requesting for KYC will not be the solution for preventing them from gambling . A child that would gamble would look for other options that would accept or that will qualify him to play. Messages of the destructive nature of gambling should continue to be preached and this would quench their interest for gambling till they are of gage.

You have a big point there. Perhaps the stricter KYC is not the best solution to the growing number of kids entering gambling sites. But what is?