Quote from: Learn Bitcoin on Today at 06:17:35 AM

@actmyname I am wondering how you missed

I think that he was not looking directly at the quality of the posts here, but only at the number of deleted posts by the moderator.

Quote from: Learn Bitcoin on Today at 06:17:35 AM

Click on those quoted posts to see responses. Moreover, You can go through his post history; I promise you will find a lot like those posts.

I just casually looked at tusandii post history, looks like a ton of useless spam.

What is noticeable to me is that all his posts seem generic and it seems that he uses AI help to write posts. I checked some of his posts, some have only a 17%-25% probability of being written by humans or even a 90.8% probability written by AI like this post:

Quote from: tusandii on Today at 08:27:04 AM

Quote from: Magoo8 on April 21, 2023, 07:24:26 PM

Will you ever KYC a person where it's obvious he isn't money laundering? Will the normal player be able to play without KYC?

KYC requirements are not a matter of whether a person is committing money laundering or not, but because of the requirements requested by the casino because of a license that is used or it could be to give the casino certainty when someone makes a large withdrawal to avoid gamblers who use the casino to launder money.
It's possible for a normal player to play without having to provide KYC, it's just that he needs to find and use a non-KYC casino, after all there are several well-known and trusted casinos that don't enforce KYC.
But in the future I believe KYC will be enforced in every casino and it looks like it's really going to happen.

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I see that he took a loan from shazan ^{I hope you are using one of the mentioned notifications}, I believe that he is also interested in this matter because due to the possibility of a negative tag and possible exclusion from the campaign, this loan becomes potentially risky.