Yeah, might be better to just prepare of it if you've been using a VPN at most times. But still, it depends to the casino and the one who's reviewing your activity.
They're the ones that knows what is the better approach for their players and everything is written white and black on their TOS or T&C.
In experience playing in Duelbits for over a year. I didn't encounter this KYC requirements in regards with using VPN. I usually use VPN when using my personal computer at home when gambling for my privacy purposes. I only experience once that I violate there ToS but they just send me a warning using the live chat and make me promise for not doing it again. By the way my offense was about coin mixing since Duelbits has built in converter so I was tempted to do a quick mix to other currency.
But overall, I have no bad experience on this Casino in regards with KYC issue. They are very considerate and never imposed KYC immediately after the offense.
Nice to hear that, they've even giving a warning when someone violates their TOS. Unlike the others, when a customer offended and violated their TOS, they're going to give an instant ban, no warnings.
Well, as long as you're not really doing something wrong within the duelbits premises. There's no need for you to be worried about it, just know the rules and follow it.
Well this is something very interesting and it also speaks very highly of Duelbits, because it is as you say anywhere when you do something against the rules, even without knowing what is going on, they give a ban without saying anything, many times they poen a notice saying why, but they never give a warning, and this is good, because if they give the warning there are many players who enter without reading the rules or anything, this would make them read the rules to be able to do things better.
If even a percentage of the best casinos took this initiative, I'm sure they could attract more customers.