Quote from: silverlow11 on Today at 06:53:18 PM

all these websites on purpose hide their tos so it is hard to find and read. yes it is written in their terms of sevrcies but its still not fair...

How many contracts have you signed off without reading in completion, simply assuming the other party is trying to compensate you or is trying to fulfill your obligations completely? It's kind of absurd to assume that others have your best interests in mind when you surely don't have the other party's interests in mind when you're accepting their terms.

Quote from: silverlow11 on Today at 06:53:18 PM

which casinos online that do not need kyc? i want to move all my money and play on a new website that doesnt want to steal my real life informations

Probably most of the unlicensed casinos, I'd imagine. Well, there's the beauty of Bitcoin: no one can stop you from seeking out those sites. I would recommend this, rather than a list of sites directly: read the ToS of every casino you register for.

For one, you prevent the act of making a fool of yourself. Additionally, you get to see just how brutally shady their ToS gets.