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Bonuses and contests can indeed be a powerful way to attract the attention of gamblers, but not all casinos that provide bonuses or contests can be successful because casinos are also a determinant of success such as bonuses and contests if the one holding it is a small casino that does not have a high reputation or trust then it is unlikely that many gamblers will be interested.

If they keep providing instant withdrawals and no KYC they won't have problem attracting players. The only thing I'd worry about is a possible money laundering accusations towards the casino. That's why casinos often restrict people from certain countries like the US because the US likes to sue businesses that allow Americans to play without KYC. Sooner or later they will start blocking your site and trying to get to you. For now it's fine because you don't have enough money coming through to show up on their radar.

Quote from: Vadors on March 24, 2023, 05:37:56 PM

I play Fairspin, they allow making deposits in crypto, without commission. Plus, they have a lot of casino activities. I am participating in the tournament now, where I collect tokens that are given when you're placing bets. I have every chance to compete for a big prize, as much as $200k are on the line.

Is this a thread about Fairspin?

Well, but from the depths of our being, we are interested in a casino that does not ask for KYC, perfect and if it meets all the licensing requirements and is up to date with the law, I would not worry about that, it is not necessarily that they are laundering money all the time, as I have said in previous threads, those who launder money are not going to take risks in a casino to do so, they know very well that they are in danger because a casino can simply keep that money if it finds an anomaly or a suspicious activity, that's why I wouldn't worry about it, also this is with crypto, by law by simple right we should never give any kind of kyc because this is crypto, I think you should start from there first.

The online gambling scene sure ignites a firestorm of opinions, doesn't it? You've got diehards swearing by KYC to thwart fraud and money laundering, and others who think it's a bothersome infringement on their personal space and freedom. Where do I stand? Smack dab in the middle. I say it's vital to find that harmonious sweet spot between safeguarding players from danger and cherishing their rights. No universal remedy may exist, but I trust we can unite and brainstorm a solution that suits everyone's taste.

You make a very good point: there simply is not a 'one size fits all' approach - our ethos is strictly NO KYC of any kind, ever - realising that will limit some avenues for this site in particular, and realising it may introduce other concerns - it is still our ethos for Nakamoto Roulette.

In todays crazy and somewhat tyrannical world we have a stronger than ever resolve to maintain privacy and confidentiality above all else.

We may launch other sites in the future, with different partners and different strategies under different names - but this one is and will always remain, KYC-free.