Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on Today at 05:20:14 PM

Quote from: dothebeats on September 03, 2022, 08:28:14 AM

Quote from: DoublerHunter on September 02, 2022, 10:02:26 PM

Quote from: dothebeats on September 02, 2022, 07:56:21 PM

Well, Chinese platforms often do not advertise themselves in other places apart from their target audience (Chinese). It makes much more sense since they only need to focus their attention on on market and be able to customize their service on one specific demographic.
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However, regarding the KYC which is a case-to-case basis which is we need to investigate why there is no KYC.

It might be that they're operating under the radar, and that their operations are illegal, or that they employ no KYC until a certain extent, e.g. you won something big or there is a suspicious activity on your account. Whatever the reason is, I think it should be the least of our worries. Why would I even think of their reason why they do not have any KYC if I'm not the target market anyway? If I made the decision to play on their website, while knowing that they have no KYC and non-compliant on a lot of regulations, that's on me.

Well there is something that must be understood, nope just here in several threads Ann is actively talking about KYC things, this is like a trend, everyone wants to be without KYC and continue enjoying the benefits, but what guarantees does a site give us? that does not require KYC? If there is no KYC it means that it lacks some licenses, and I have seen users who are very radical when a casino does not have its licenses in order because they lack authenticity, so when you get casinos without KYC you have to be careful, sometimes You have to be careful even with what you ask for, because there are licenses that require even some countries to be prohibited.

Quote from: PX-Z on September 05, 2022, 08:39:42 PM

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on September 05, 2022, 05:33:25 PM

Well, I have an opinion that I don't care if it's Chinese, or if it's from any other country, I can't deny that a casino that doesn't have KYC requirements catches my attention, but it's something very risky, usually they are casinos that don't they have certain licenses and their authenticity is really debatable and debatable due to the order of things. If we start to see, currently the most famous and most reliable casinos require KYC and this is undoubtedly a guarantee of being able to protect the security of our data and in turn our money because it falls within the framework of legality, and any claim or closure, because they respond for our money.

You are here in crypto space so don't blindly believe that having KYC'ed is equivalent to security of your balance and your personal data.
How can you explain those hacked casino, exchanges, or etc that require KYC? Did they protect you especially your privacy? No. They just tell you not to worry, and just apologize and they will work hard so it won't happen again, that's their line. Then later on you will receive lots os spam messages.
A hacked/leaked personal information is more harmful than getting robbed.

Even having KYC'ed doesn't mean make that you can withdraw your funds so easily. Look at those complaints in scam accusations, casino, exchanges that ask KYC and then lately blocked the account.

Again, KYC can't guarantee that they will protect you or help you when a hack happens, or mostly when you are blocked in a casino.
KYC is just legality only, don't misunderstand KYC for anything.

Well, in part you are right, the only thing is that when these conditions are met there is more reason to claim in the face of any eventuality, if a player is with everything in order it is easier to claim and have a voice and a vote in his petition, however today in day, the fact of having KYC is demanding that verification a lot.

When there is a casino that does not require KYC because it simply has something that is missing, and in general it is a type of license that does not give it authenticity for which they would begin to criticize, there is something that everyone must accept and that is that privacy and anonymity will go away little by little, nobody will have their anonymity, it will become a crime for those who want to be anonymous and not be registered in a system.

Being anonymous is indeed quite difficult these days, because the rate at which terrorism, kidnapping, and other related crimes physically happening around us is a cause for concern, hence, the need to know the next person; be it online or offline.
This KYC which seems to be a trendy topic these days is more for benefit of the company/casino/cryptocurrency than it is for us the users. It is an online security company that serves the legal function of getting to know the how, why, and when of new or existing users of a site. It is not an assurance that one's account can't be hacked or details such as location info, sites visited, pictures and even documents of any kind one may have kept in private folders can be kept private.
One might assume the Chinese bookmakers with a tf gambling platform and no KYC verification to be a better option, but would it not rather be legit to verify with a known platform, than risk your hard-earned currency just to get an experience for anonymity's sake? Unless one has other agendas or a laundering mindset, or for any unholy reason for which KYC stands to fish out, then there really shouldn't be issues with being verified.