Re: chinese bookmakers with tf gaming platform NO KYC

btc365 now its scamming site, they blocked 90% accounts , so I'm looking for something similar

90%, that's too high. I think the site you are referring is a popular gambling site, so why would they block gamblers?

Please mate, is this information reliable? you need to provide some source.

I am also wanted to know how did he come to that conclusion of 90% of gamblers from that site had been blocked?

not sure if this is indeed similar to what had happened .

If there's no proof then it's hard to believe on this statement.

A few of the words in the title thread are pretty much red flags: Chinesse (not precisely known for giving advantage to others in the deals, nor giving accurate information), an no KYC, which is pretty much banned all over the world. It seems so doubtful that the proof to the contrary of being a scan would need to be also quite extensive. I wonder why are we even trying.

Little bit weird to use some nationality to promote the casino and maybe they are amateur because they think that it will give them advantage to any other casino if they use Chinese word on title header. Maybe they forget that performance speak all itself before gamblers would trust them and also no KYC casino is bit of shady to since many reputable casino now ask for this requirements due to some regulation and no kyc is been use by some scammers who want to take advantage of people which doesn't want to submit their KYC details on non compliant casinos.