The fact is that during registration you don't fill in anything except the name, and I thought it was purely a formality.
When I try to register, Stake.com asks for a username, email address and date of birth. It doesn't ask for my name anywhere. I wouldn't give my real name in a crypto casino either. In crypto, I am Loyce Valenzuela, born February 26, 2015. Most sites are okay with that, but I'd never go through KYC.
I contacted them via live-chat with the same question - there they already told me ANOTHER REASON - MULTI ACCOUNTING!
This is actually the same as they told you earlier, when they said you "violated paragraph 5.1":
5. Prohibited Uses
PERSONAL USE. The Service is intended solely for the User’s personal use. The User is only allowed to wager for his/her personal entertainment. Users may not create multiple accounts for the purpose of collusion, sports betting and/or abuse of service. Multiple accounts may be approved for the use of the casino service only if granted by staff.
Or is this bookmaker's scam just beginning?
I think that's very unlikely. Stake/Stunna is one of the few sites/guys I trust, and I don't think they're low on cash.
They are contradicting themselves:
Anonymity is important to us ~ Can you please complete the KYC process
To Support a Flag, I'd like to be able to independently verify the evidence. In this case that's not possible.