In your situation, I think KYC is inevitable since you mentioned that you risked a million overall in your account and I might be wrong here but stake has the right to ask KYC if they want to.
Then again, stake probably overlooked your account for quite a while as they could be lenient on certain rules and I also think that confrontation between your host and Eddie triggered the KYC.
Very likely I think.
I think that this should serve as a warning for everyone who wants to use Stake but don't necessarily want to undergo the KYC procedure. If you are risking a lot of money, they have the right and responsibility to do this on you.
But I also think that OP should probably summarise his post a bit if he genuinely wants a reaction from Stunna and other decision makers.
Hello and thank you for your feedback. The reasoning for my post is to share my experience on some of the more important things I think people want to know before joining an online casino. I have no desire to do business with any company who I feel deceives people into thinking something is a way its not. I'm just hoping that I can provide information that others can find useful before making a decision they might regret. It's already been proven the people at Stake have no desire or care about concerning issues to players. At least not mine. I will try and make my post shorter I just know I have been asked by quite a few people about the KYC and I didn't want to leave any details out. Again thanks for your thoughts.