Quote from: Fivestar4everMVP on October 20, 2023, 08:45:21 AM

Quote from: tusandii on October 20, 2023, 07:04:24 AM

Quote from: maydna on October 12, 2023, 05:22:04 PM

That's all a gambler can do before they register. If they already understand all the rules, they register to see the casino inside. Usually, it takes a while to get used to it and get to know all the existing facilities, including the promotions that the casino is running.

KYC is also carried out to check and ensure everything because the casino does not want any problems. And we have to ask this at the beginning before we register. If the casino asks us to do KYC after registration, it will depend on our choice likewise, if the casino asks for KYC when we make a withdrawal.

From my experience, when I first registered for online gambling on this forum, I was a little lazy about reading the gambling regulations and preferred to ask the CS directly to ask about KYC, bonus rules and several other questions and if indeed the casino said they had to go through KYC after registering. maybe I will look at the reputation of the casino and if the casino has a good reputation I will register and do KYC because usually KYC after registering is just a few steps or like KYC 1 and it doesn't matter we do it for convenience when betting and just in case when get a slightly bigger win without needing to do KYC.

I agree with you, straight KYC after registration is sure far better and easier than having to go through KYC after one have won a significant amount of money and wants to withdraw, but the casino insist that the customer must pass kyc verification before his or her withdrawal will be processed.

But also like you said, the reputation of the casino in that initial stage really matters, most especially, to gamblers who understand the risk of handing their private information over to a third-party organization. if a gambler if a gambler wins a handsome amount of money from a casino and wants to withdraw, and is asked to pass verification, at this stage, reputation usually doesn't matter to most gamblers as all they are after is to get their big winnings out, so they won't hesitate to submit whatever documents that is required of them. But if asked to pass kyc Immediately after registration, reputation of the casino becomes paramount in the mind of the gambler, this i believe to be normal for every gambler out there.

Because what I think is just from the experience of several people who didn't do KYC when after registering and at that time they were lucky enough to get a big win and were asked to do KYC but the gambling party always refused for whatever reason, as said by several people here who would definitely refuse. payment.
That's what I'm afraid of if I don't do KYC at the start when I'm lucky enough to get a big win. Want to withdraw that winning, you have to go through a very complicated process.