KYC has become the golden rule of business interaction. Not providing these documents, especially in a casino environment, can land you in a quagmire of sorts - withdrawals being denied, accounts being suspended, and whatnot. Yet, shouldn't we ask ourselves: Are these terms transparent enough for the average customer? Are they just hidden within an ocean of text, like a needle in a haystack?
The KYC requirements is fair seeing that this is clearly stated on the ToS. All casino with gambling license has the terms that will require their players to do KYC randomly whenever they feel if its necessary. Actually, You wil only have problem on it if you are playing on resticted country or doing some shady activity inside since providing KYC is very easy and can be done with just a few seconds.
In the case of Luck Block Casino, it seems premature to label them a 'scam' merely because they stuck to their rules and regulations. That being said, it's a wake-up call for all users. Next time, let's not just 'play', let's 'play smart'.
Based on the OP details, They are not scam but OP is just very dodgy. He is the one who decided to not undergo KYC event though it's included to the ToS of the casino. I'm really surprised that there's still user like this that gambling on centralized casino with license and still not open for submission of KYC. They literally gambling on playing gambling with the casino.