Quote from: michellee on March 24, 2023, 02:56:13 PM

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on March 23, 2023, 04:28:16 PM

Yes, you are absolutely right, Currently a casino that Does not have the kyc requirement is something very Strange, because they will Think that they Have a deficit of certain licenses and that is why it is Also a problem, now with the things that have been shown if Necessary a good marketing because Despite everything it is what makes a casino Visible, and as I have Said in previous Comments, security is very important, There may be app developments but if they have a Security flaw it is very difficult to Trust.

Maybe some casinos haven't fully implemented KYC for all of their members so we can play at that crypto casino, which makes us feel lucky. There aren't many casinos like that and if you've been in one, you can enjoy it for a while until the casino asks you for KYC.

If the casino has an application for its users, they really have to think about the security of the application and with many testing until it is completely safe for users to use. And maybe that's what makes today's crypto casinos bound by a license that has become an obligation of casinos to show their members that they are connected to the regulator. This will make its members feel safe when playing using the application.

Quote from: taufik123 on March 23, 2023, 05:15:36 PM

These are probably people who are not worried about Privacy and they also believe that their privacy is safe, as long as the Casino does not do anything illegal to sell user data. The leeway given is mostly for small transactions, let's say it's under $500 and anything above that requires KYC.
Those who use small transactions usually only play gambling for leisure and fun.

That's what gamblers have to do if they want to avoid having to do KYC. But if they are okay with doing KYC, they are free to use whatever money they want and if they are asked to do KYC, they will do it immediately. But we agree that the casino must provide privacy to its members and not take illegal actions such as trading member documents.

Quote from: taufik123 on March 23, 2023, 05:15:36 PM

To focus on developing a casino site that is user-friendly and can be used on all devices, takes a lot of time and money. Because casino site developers try their best so that users can play comfortably and feel at home because of the increasing number of games available and some interesting bets.
And for newly launched online casinos, it is good to do promotions by giving bonuses for new users who register or marketing their brand via Bitcointalk, it will be quite helpful to promote the casino to be better known by new users.

The casino owner must have thought of every plan he had to make during the development stage of the casino after launching it to the public. And not all casinos will immediately launch an application specifically used for their members' phones. Maybe casinos can wait until their casinos are well-known to many people. Then they launch the application to give their members a different experience when visiting the casino. And by promoting in many places, including on Bitcointalk, they can get new users who will often play at their casino.

Well, I cannot deny that I have been in casinos that do not require kyc and it has been good, but once the casino sees an amount that is no longer so little, they begin to demand the kyc, I do not know if it is applied in all casinos, but sometimes small clients tend to have certain benefits like that, perhaps a casino algorithm focuses first on the players who are whales and not on the small ones, although there is more parity in that, currently the newer casinos From the outset they require kyc even before making a deposit, they have it within their fixed and unbreakable policies.