Quote from: danherbias07 on Today at 03:48:15 AM

Quote from: 8rch7 on December 13, 2022, 10:43:28 AM

We have to allow all regulation from casino gambling trough required with KYC or not, I don't think have serious problem when submitting KYC in casino account because we have upload document ID on exchange market although have been collapse like FTX. Securing or not our document used in casino gambling later actually depend with how reputation from one casino, I think we know about experience and trusted casino allowed for KYC.

Don't blame with any one still not agree with KYC in casino gambling, you can get many casino not requiring with KYC but you have accepted term term of service limited withdrawing and depositing your fund.

Reputation will always be the key. I don't mind sending my information to a well-known gambling platform. It's just the same as how I trust a reputable exchange with my details to enable maximizing the withdrawal limit benefits. Because that's just how it is, when they grow bigger as a company they tend to be a target by the government using the money laundering act.
What I don't really like about KYC's is the annual updates, I think they should stretch this up to 2-3 years before they re-check the players if they are changes with their profiles.

Consider the casino that;

- makes a choice to operate in a jurisdiction that does not require them to implement kyc procedures through regulation.

- chooses a jurisdiction that offers no legal protection to the player.

- selectively imposes a "kyc" like policy on the player, but only does so in instances in which it is to it's own financial advantage.

-publicly states through multiple marketing channels that it never witholds funds from players.

-witholds players funds as a means of coercion in order to obtain data of high commercial value which they sell to any interested parties who are prepared to pay the price.

- quotes "regulatory requirements" when asked to justify their behaviour, in full knowledge that they operate outside of any legal framework.

- actively encourages players directly and indirectly to create multiple accounts, offering level up bonuses and other incentives on those alts, then banning those accounts before they have to payout those bonuses.

-uses the excuse of multi accounting, which they encouraged, to deny paying out to players.

Then ask yourself what kind of person would promote such a casino. I suggest you do your homework before you promote stake.com here in this forum.