Hey! 
I'm Rus an admin from TrustDice game.
First of all, I think @menacingly is overreacting and insulting other nationalities. As a team member of the TrustDice game, I say: that's very bad to hate other races:
We should respect other people! No matter what their color or place of birth.
Second, usually, newcomers (in casinos) never send tips like 0.001 BTC ($18) to other people. I think you all agree with this statement. So there is a chance that 2 accounts belong to the same player.
@menacingly is claiming he is a newcomer:
Third, we never require a KYC process, but in this case, I can suggest passing KYC, so we can prove that the person who sends a tip and the person(@menacingly) who received a tip are different people.
Fourth, I really apologize for the all inconvenience me, my team, and our platform have brought to the @menacingly.
@menacingly you can send us an email or reply to info@trustdice.win, so other TrustDice members can pay attention and read your email as well. I'm sure we can provide a solution.
Other people who have paid attention and left comments, good job! Bitcointalk forum has a super great community. *hands shake*
but the OP didn't send the tip. he was the one who received it from the guy who won. unless the guy who won was also a newcomer but just like you said "usually" so there is still a chance that a newcomer would tip other people if they won. I'm Rus an admin from TrustDice game.First of all, I think @menacingly is overreacting and insulting other nationalities. As a team member of the TrustDice game, I say: that's very bad to hate other races:
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poor russian people (or ukrainian, or any other post-soviet country
We should respect other people! No matter what their color or place of birth.
Second, usually, newcomers (in casinos) never send tips like 0.001 BTC ($18) to other people. I think you all agree with this statement. So there is a chance that 2 accounts belong to the same player.
@menacingly is claiming he is a newcomer:
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I registered on that site a few days ago
Third, we never require a KYC process, but in this case, I can suggest passing KYC, so we can prove that the person who sends a tip and the person(@menacingly) who received a tip are different people.
Fourth, I really apologize for the all inconvenience me, my team, and our platform have brought to the @menacingly.
@menacingly you can send us an email or reply to info@trustdice.win, so other TrustDice members can pay attention and read your email as well. I'm sure we can provide a solution.
Other people who have paid attention and left comments, good job! Bitcointalk forum has a super great community. *hands shake*
anyway, I am not picking a side here. I am asking for my own curiosity and please update us regarding the KYC that you'll request from the OP. but seeing that it was just a small amount I am reluctant to believe that the OP would give his information.