i believe this factor should be taken care of the gambler himself also. most casinos don't require kyc for certain levels, but if you exceed their limits regarding deposits or withdrawals, let us say 2000 USD/EUR, that's when they start asking kyc (mostly, if the casino has gambling license). the player should better check the ToS of the site itself and not rely from the list alone. this is where they usually make a mistake, not reading the ToS so they end up violating the terms of the site and eventually, having their funds frozen
This is absolutely true. Probably the site, of course, can try to get such information about the KYC in different casinos, but what if the player wins, the site says that there is no kkk, but it was actually recently introduced, or with some amount (usually $2K) it starts, and in this is not explicitly stated in the rules.
And then the user will have a claim to Bitpr0 site.
I know from experience, you just have to be prepared at all times that when you withdraw funds, even small ones, you may suddenly be required to have a credit card. This is a common practice for many exchanges and casinos.
So keep that in mind.
