I'm not saying there's a KYC problem here, but I'm saying that KYC at a trusted casino isn't a big problem as long as it's really needed. like when you want to withdraw large funds that exceed the maximum limit set by this casino and you are asked to send KYC to be able to withdraw all of your large funds.
although I have only been on CoinPlay a few times, I believe that this casino has no problems with withdrawals and KYC.
KYC on a trusted casino site is your biggest security. Because if you don't do KYC you may face any problem in betting or withdrawing big amount. And a trusted casino site will never publish your KYC documents or use them for any other malicious purpose. So in this case you can have no fear or doubt to do kyc on trusted site. So you can feel free to complete the verification by uploading the KYC documents on a trusted casino site.
as long as withdrawing funds from the casino does not exceed the specified limit, I don't think I will be asked for KYC verification like what I experienced.
and what we have to understand, the problem is that no matter how good the security at gambling is, sometimes there are leaks of customer personal data carried out by hackers or deliberately leaked by the casino employees themselves.
but if we as gamblers already believe in one of the casinos and want to take that risk, I don't think it's a problem.