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Board Gambling
Re: Anonymity is no longer a benefit of gambling with cryptocurrency.
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Apocollapse
on 11/08/2023, 14:28:58 UTC
Although most of the platforms that don't require KYC are still legit, some of them are not, because most of these centralised platforms always get an issued certificate of operation, which enables them to carry on their business successfully in a country, and before they are offered the operation permit, they have to agree to abide by the terms of the government. So, some of the non-KYC platforms might not have really registered their businesses; as such, they are operating illegally, and if one is using such a platform that is operating illegally, you still have to be afraid and conscious of your money because if the platform collapses or gets caught by the government, they could be charged and all the funds of customers will be frozen. While some platforms also have KYC, they don't just make it compulsory until they have any reason to do so; then they can free the victim's account and ask the person to pass KYC.
After all it's about trust and there's a possibility of worst scenario could happen.

A legit no KYC casino is operated illegally, but the casino operated by good people, they will not scam. But there's a casino has license and ask KYC, they started to be a legit casino and then suddenly become a scam casino.

Similar like mixer where they're become the third party who mix the coins and know the input and output of the address, if they get caught, they could give the private information to the government.