Quote from: seoincorporation on Today at 08:18:13 PM

In the end you need to provide your personal information in life for anything that involves huge amount of money.

*When you open a bank account.
*When you buy a house or a car.
*When you win the lottery.
*When you pay taxes.
*When you win a huge amount in the casino.

It's what happens when you become an adult, and we haven't to be afraid of that because we are not doing any illegal stuff.

the problem is not that of doing something illegal, the biggest problem is the fact that the person has to deliver documents on the internet sites when they are anonymous sites and that the owners of the sites are anonymous, so how a person will feel good and safe to do Is KYC on an anonymous site a good choice? Where do your documents go when you KYC at the anonymous casino? who is keeping an eye on the anonymous casino to make sure your documents are safe and won't be sold to some criminal? how many cases of data sales have we heard? At least I've heard many cases of data sales, there's no way for anyone not to be afraid to KYC on online sites like casinos and exchanges

Quote from: chaser15 on Today at 11:07:41 PM

Quote from: Chlotide on Today at 07:19:11 PM

Why ? Just why ?

While sharing that image, you should also add some additional information on what are those crypto-gambling sites that already asking for KYC.

I don't know yet a crypto-gambling site that asking KYC as a mandatory thing.

Not unless if it's about big winnings or something unusual activity on that account, that might trigger the KYC stuffs.

at least for now we are really safe because crypto casinos only ask for KYC in case of any suspicious activity detected. but in the future governments will put more pressure and casinos will be forced to ask for KYC as soon as the person creates an account