Quote from: Blitzboy on June 29, 2023, 04:12:19 PM

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on June 28, 2023, 11:20:23 PM

Quote from: Doan9269 on June 14, 2023, 08:58:17 AM

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Normally, casinos will always take people's opinions into consideration, but it is obvious that for a player to get a centralized, reliable casino without KYC, I think it is not possible, because the hard mechanism of KYC will always be present in them, Only here the platform that I know is very good without KYC is freebitco.in, otherwise I think that all casinos have the KYC requirement, sometimes the KYC requirement for a casino is mandatory, because governments force that if there is not KYC there are no licenses and there are no permits and they are closed, and lose a business model, because I think that the casino prefers to lose some clients than its business.

I don't know if in the future things regarding KYC and the casino will change, but they should, anonymity and privacy for some players is everything.

KYC protocols in digital casinos present a double-sided issue. There are players cherishing privacy, and then regulatory authorities insist on KYC to curb fraud. Balancing privacy with regulation is tricky. Yet, some online casinos, like freebitco.in, navigate this tightrope, offering services sans KYC. But they're rare in a landscape favoring security over secrecy.

Ideally, tech could provide a win-win solution, ensuring both anonymity and safety. Blockchain could be a way to verify identity without personal data exposure. But achieving this requires the gaming sector and regulators to innovate and collaborate effectively.

If we remember that regulations come from governments, it is something that I think many will not like, not to say that most will not like it, firstly because we all know that we live in a controlled system where governments do not It's convenient for them That there are people who have a lot of economic power, they don't like it, but how are they going to control them? They are controlled by debt, by necessity, so obviously, like Bitcoin and crypto technology, they don't have access, they want to do whatever it takes to get in, they take advantage of casinos.

The casinos take them as an entry agent, they know that the majority are fiat, but when using crypto, they enter with the story of protecting the players, and how? with KYC, otherwise the casino does not exist, it is something like intimidation.

Sometimes when we see several threads on the forum that have to do with KYC and the endless debate on KYC, that in part we as players must sometimes accept that a KYC must be done to make a withdrawal because if it is not complied with there is no money, so the retirement banner makes any player not like it and secondly, they feel very pressured, for this reason when we see this type of situation we have to evaluate whether or not it is worth leaving a KYC, and like me I have said it, comply with the KYC only in our favorite casinos as long as they are known to be extremely reliable, in my case stake.com, bitasino.io, uelbtis, among others are casinos that have proven to be very reliable and of very good quality. reputation, and luckily in the lining we have the Ann threads of each of them.

Quote from: Blitzboy on June 29, 2023, 04:12:19 PM

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on June 28, 2023, 11:20:23 PM

Quote from: Doan9269 on June 14, 2023, 08:58:17 AM

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Normally, casinos will always take people's opinions into consideration, but it is obvious that for a player to get a centralized, reliable casino without KYC, I think it is not possible, because the hard mechanism of KYC will always be present in them, Only here the platform that I know is very good without KYC is freebitco.in, otherwise I think that all casinos have the KYC requirement, sometimes the KYC requirement for a casino is mandatory, because governments force that if there is not KYC there are no licenses and there are no permits and they are closed, and lose a business model, because I think that the casino prefers to lose some clients than its business.

I don't know if in the future things regarding KYC and the casino will change, but they should, anonymity and privacy for some players is everything.

KYC protocols in digital casinos present a double-sided issue. There are players cherishing privacy, and then regulatory authorities insist on KYC to curb fraud. Balancing privacy with regulation is tricky. Yet, some online casinos, like freebitco.in, navigate this tightrope, offering services sans KYC. But they're rare in a landscape favoring security over secrecy.

Ideally, tech could provide a win-win solution, ensuring both anonymity and safety. Blockchain could be a way to verify identity without personal data exposure. But achieving this requires the gaming sector and regulators to innovate and collaborate effectively.

Exactly, you have said everything in a more summarized way, but that is why it is the fight of No KYC, governments that use excuses to protect players should not be pleased when in reality what they want is the big cut for them, and it is not fair, because governments or banks should have participation in technology, nor get into people's personal data to later charge high tax rates, it is the dirtiest thing they can do, what happens is that there are people in the world who are from countries where corruption has not yet come to the fore, such as in South America or in any country where things are more evident, there are people here in the forum who still defend governments, it is Incredible, knowing that a government won't help them unless that person gives them something they want most.

So if the casino industry is privatized, for example, a worldwide organization where it gives them the power to be legal and governments don't poke their noses in, it seems to me that it is the most correct thing to do, so many frauds and deceptions would be avoided.

In fact, this is such a sensitive issue that KYC defenders are apprehensive on either side because they believe that governments will protect it, then privacy lovers appear who know what this system is like but don't say it, there are also people who don't care. it does not matter if they give their data or not, because perhaps they see it as something normal due to the system under which they have shown us things, where a cgovernment will always have control, but personally, I am a person who does not kneel in front of to any government, because it would be the end for me, there comes a time when the government puts its hands in its pocket and has to accept it , and no, that's not the way it is.