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Quote from: hakaboba on January 19, 2022, 12:17:28 PM

Great discussion, guys. This is a good theme to cover as many newcomers are hesitating. I do the following, if I have doubts, I invest the smallest possible amount to my balance and play. Next, I withdraw money from it. This is a practical way to check. However, the drawback here is that I lose the welcome bonus (there is no reason to claim it with the minor deposit amount).

I think that this is a good way, but unfortunately when you operate with small amounts, there may not be any special problems. However, if you began to constantly use some kind of casino and suddenly won a large amount that you are going to withdraw to your account, then unexpected problems may arise for you. For example, you will be required to have KYC, which you did not do when you started using the casino, or some other form of identity verification. These unexpected "surprises" often spoil all the fun of the game, forcing players to engage in stupid correspondence with support.

Only those who did not read ToS when creating an account, those who just place a tick and click next face these "unexpected surprises". Nowadays, with every big purchase or win, people should be ready to pass KYC.

Here in the BTT section about gambling, the issue of the need for identity verification is constantly discussed. Of course, most casinos now require KYC or something similar for identity verification. This in many cases has negative consequences for the players. Many hide that they won at the casino, for example, from their relatives, they simply do not want their relatives to know about his passion for the game. In some countries, a big win may attract the attention of criminals who may rob the player. And there are other reasons to remain anonymous. So these "unexpected surprises" can be quite painful for a person.

Agree with you, KYC is a true problem for gamblers. I don't want someone else having my data, this is why I switched to crypto.