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I answered it many times now, the casinos have to include KYC TERMS if they have a license even if they will never do KYC! Not the government, the casinos is the one who has the decision of require KYC from a User. My KYC levels are dicussed with the casino teams!
Nice to read this replies from the the admin and this attests to the fact that the casino is a KYC compliant and that it shouldn't have carried the latter boldly stated on the domain that no KYC, this could breed a lot of misconceptions and misunderstandings within the community who may not take the time to read through this entire thread may fall into it by registering thinking that it a KYC free casino since it looks mentioned so in the title.
well, at the end of the day, it is still the responsibility of the gambler to check the site's terms by himself. as like with other review or listing sites, you can't guarantee that their information is also up-to-date and legit. so before registering to any casino, make sure you've done your due diligence and not relying the information from someone else's site. they can serve as a guide, but you still have the job to verify such info.
The primary responsibility of every gambler is to first of all check and read through the casinos terms and conditions, checking to see if the term go in line with their desire and what they can afford to bear, more also most casinos that attract customers always have a system that is highly flexible on the customers and can allow them to deposits and withdraws without KYC demands.
Where KYC is only demanded when a gambler wants to make a withdrawal above the minimum amount set by the casino for unverified accounts, At that point the customer may be asked to go through KYC, another time KYC can also be demanded is when your account is suspected to have exhibited suspension activities kyc can also be demanded that.