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Sportsbets, Duelbits, Stake - these are some of the casinos that won't ask you for a full KYC which involves submitting documents for the amount you mentioned of withdrawal. But take note that some of your activity might trigger why your account should be subject to KYC.

I can't assure you that you won't encounter any KYC-related stuff on the sites I have mentioned but one thing is for sure here, you can withdraw freely with those sites as long as of course, no strings attached*.

I'd actually just avoid giving recommendations for casinos that ask for KYC "IF NEEDED", they're basically casinos that require you to do KYC sooner or later, and as OP doesn't really want to no matter what, I'd say it's not the ones he's actually looking for.

For the list, I think what @Oshosondy sent gives the best list, I don't particularly use casinos with no KYC so I have no recomms for OP (if freebitco.in counts then that's probably the only one really), but if you do find one you're comfortable with maybe share it here (just in case, you know, I start hating on KYC casinos I use right now). Best of luck!

In fact the casinos mentioned above you are licensed casinos. so it's only natural that one day the casino asks to fill in KYC data and we have to obey to do it. because casinos that have a license usually already have a promise to have conditions to perform KYC on each customer.
for me, actually KYC is not a difficult thing to do, the most important thing is that we know the reasons for asking for KYC such as large withdrawals.

I just like you can't give a casino recommendation without asking for KYC which is really good, because so far I don't really like casinos that are not licensed or don't have a good reputation. So it's hard to give a recommendation.

When it comes to legally operating casinos, I couldn't agree with you more that know-your-customer policies are crucial. The casino's data is safeguarded alongside the player's, so everyone wins. If the casino wants to avoid becoming complicit in any unlawful actions, it must get to know its clients, particularly those making significant withdrawals.

I appreciate your emphasis on recommending only reputable, legally operating casinos. That demonstrates that you play responsibly and with caution. Obviously, not all casinos are created equal, and picking one that is reliable and safe is crucial.

Furthermore, in my opinion, the Know Your Customer procedure is not difficult. Simply verifying your identification and giving some basic personal information is required. For their part, gamers can relax and focus on the games without worrying about their personal information being compromised.

I would disagree with information being safe guarded. It's for sale.