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Quote from: puertocasino on August 17, 2022, 06:32:58 PM

We have a new site - Play over 3000 casino games on our site, live games and more.

Deposit and withdraw in Bitcoin 24 hours a day.

NOT KYC

Your site doesn't have TOS and FAQ, but going back to KYC, most casinos have said that they don't charge KYC, but put in their TOS that in case of suspicious activity or withdrawal of a large amount of money, they will ask for KYC, in that case then they need to say that they charge KYC, so if your casino also charge KYC when you suspect some suspicious activity or when someone wants to withdraw a large amount of money, then you better say they ask for KYC , but if you are guaranteeing that you don't have KYC in any situation you would ask for KYC, then I suggest you put in the title of your thread "No KYC" this way if one day you charge KYC people will confront you and remind you that you don't fulfilled your word

but to establish their reputation in the gambling industry, they need to publish their ToS, as it is one of the basic components of a decent gambling site. this is used as reference of the players before playing inside their casino. so before start adding more games and features, they need to take care of the basic things here first. we can also see their KYC requirements within their ToS page.

Legit casinos or platforms would really be that regulated or to those who are licensed which means that they are really abiding laws and regulations which means that they would really be asking those things

if ever they would see those violations made by a certain user.Yes, they could really make abuse with this sudden KYC but it is really just their right on doing so whenever they do saw violation but only to those

legit ones.Speaking on the site then its generic looking, lots of lacking information and other links and when it comes to GUI/GUX then it isnt really that just appealing.