in some cases, this is one route casinos play to avoid paying huge winnings. they will try to reason out as part of their license, they need to require the individual to submit kyc, which is valid if you look at it. so if you truly don't want to comply with kyc, check the ToS and their kyc policy. and if it doesn't say anything about their compulsory kyc, then we know they are just looking for reason not to pay the winner. which for me is not a good practice for the business.
but anyway, has anyone here holding LUT and already getting dividends? because it depends on the casino's profits. so the higher you get, that means they are earning good or only few are still staking?
That is also possible. My thoughts that it may have happened already in some gambling platforms. We know that it is legit and trusted by some people but there are others who are not fortunate to withdraw their winnings and the winnings are not paid then the funds that the winner deposited is returned.