Quote from: pieppiep on Today at 04:07:47 PM

Quote from: seoincorporation on Today at 03:30:14 PM

When i join this crazy crypto world in 2014 i did it because the casinos used to give away money to the customers, the old and famous chat lotto was a thing. And for that time the licenses for the casinos was irrelevant, all the users used to make the same question:

Is this provably fair? and how can I verify my rolls?

Now is totally different, we see more users but none of them cares if the site is provably fair. they just focus on the license. So, we can see new casinos but at the same time we see new gamblers too.

Do not forget to mention KYC as this will be our concern to know if the gambling site does not require KYC or it will ask for KYC. We will love to see a crypto gambling site that does not require KYC and fortunately, we already have many of those. Besides that, in the last 2 years, the number of crypto gambling sites increased. They all offer different things for their customers, which can give us more convenience.

Well, then the question is, those gambling sites that do not require kyc right now, how long will they continue to operate without requiring kyc from its customers?, I personally think we shouldn't be so hard on gambling site that ask their customers for kyc verification, this is due to several reasons which sometimes, we the users fail to understand, alot of bad eggs in our society today use all means available to launder money and commit all sort of evil crimes, this set of individuals won't hesitate to make use of a gambling site to perpetrate their evil act if they find the opportunity, and most gambling sites requiring kyc verification from their customers today are only doing so to protect themselves and their customers from such kind of people, because at the end of it all, what ever happens or affects the gambling site affects the customers who have their money stored in the site too.