Quote from: Yogee on Today at 05:12:38 PM

Thanks for clearing the issue on the links but you still did not answer my question. Are you an official representative? You already said you're not part of the dev team so how about marketing? You can openly say that.

Are you licensed? I didn't notice it in your site. You are only accepting BTC, LTC, and XMR so I'm assuming you're not but it's nice to have a confirmation.

General terms no. 6

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Players will not use CryptoSlots for any unlawful or fraudulent activity, nor for prohibited transactions under the laws of any jurisdiction applying to the player. This includes, but is not limited to, money laundering and using CryptoSlots as a cryptocurrency mixer. If CryptoSlots suspects that a player is engaging in fraudulent activity, or is funding their account through unlawful means, their account may be blocked immediately and any funds tied to their account withheld.

How do you plan on tracking funds coming from illegal sources if players would use XMR? Did you find a way to beat the coin's anonymity feature?

General terms no. 9

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CryptoSlots is entitled to collect, store, and process only the personal data provided by players. This will only be used for the purposes of i) proof of agreement to terms, ii) sending any relevant promotional material or information about CryptoSlots and player’s account, iii) further agreements between player and Slotland Entertainment, iv) fulfilling any legal obligations as a result of these terms, v) protecting CryptoSlots in any judicial, administrative, or other proceedings.

Is that another way of saying you will ask KYC verification from your users anytime you think it's necessary?

The competition among gambling sites is also high so you might consider revising the minimum withdrawal. $25 is a bit high.

How many blockchain confirmation is needed before it's credited to a player's account?

That's right, I belong to the marketing department.

The casino is licensed by the Government of Anjouan.

Regarding the question you raise about Monero, it is handled by another dedicated department. I can ask, but the decisions that have led to Monero being one of the payment options I do not know.

Regarding the last point, we do not ask for KYC. What is referred to in the terms is the data provided by the users at the time of registration, that is, username and email.

Regarding the minimum withdrawal I will talk about it internally to see if we can lower it.

From the first blockchain confirmation, the amount deposited will be credited to the account. In the cashier it will appear as "Confirming" until all the confirmations are made, which will change to "Confirmed".