another case where the user won’t work with the support to solve his case, and instead will use the failed method to blackmail them here, but little do they know that this method doesn’t work these days, unless it can be backed by solid proof.
Furthermore I feel that Stake should highlight a pop up saying in certain cases KYC will be made mandatory, and if the user accepts it and then wagers, then it’s his/her responsibility to submit KYC details when requested by the support.
First of all KYC could be asked is literally in the rules, if you read ToS before you gamble you will know that KYC could be asked at any time, there are people who have withdrawn 10+ bitcoins without doing any KYC because there was nothing to be asked about, whereas there were people with 0.001 btc tried to withdraw it and asked KYC, it is not about the amount it is about if the system deems you worthy of a second look or not.
Secondly that blackmail thing used to work a lot in the crypto world, why? Because there were so so so many places that scammed and stole from people that let's face it we were all scared of casinos and thought anyone could have stolen money from us, even stake honestly.
But in the past 2-3 years crypto world became so much more bigger and right now we are living in a world where we know they are registered and honest and not going to do that. So now we require proof, detailed proof, and nobody can provides that in detail because stake didn't scam them.