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But if they like to submit their KYC because they know for theirselve that the risk is low then they just need to be careful and be aware about those negative implications about the actions we do.

The problem is that KYC is pretty much mandatory in many crypto gambling sites these days because of regulatory pressure due to which players are only given the option to continue playing after submitting KYC or to leave.

This is why so many players end up submitting their KYC even if they don't want to since they want to keep playing at their favourite sites.

we talked over and over again too on how KYC is useless because some people can pay for other people to do it for them or buy KYCed accounts
in the end of the day making KYC mandatory only creates a parallel market that ends up being a bad thing...

but it's ok, move on, nothing to see here.

You are probably seeing this the wrong way, as long as this world is concerned, there is no system that is perfect anywhere, anything can be abused, and that does not make that thing a bad thing necessarily, take gambling for example, people gamble and enjoy the game, possibly win some money and use it to better their lives. While some other people gamble and get addicted, and instead of having a better life through gambling, they end up with the worst life, this is just how somethings are meant to be.

You may not like it, but if you will take some time to check, KYC have indeed done some good in our system, most especially, when it comes to reducing scam activities online, so KYC is not a bad thing, and the fact that some people are abusing it doesn't make it bad either.

One thing you should understand is that, those who engage themselves in buying already KYCed accounts, or are paying other people to KYC for them, will one day meet their Waterlow when the casino will probably ask them to verify their account with the same documents, they used in verifying it before, by then, if the person that did the first KYC verification is no longer available, then the KYC cheater will begin to run Helter skelter for solution which possibly, there could be non, and they end up losing money they probably have waited so long to win, back to the casino.

One thing you should understand is that making all people pay for the ill intentions and actions of few is usually a bad system design
there are several articles and research online stating how KYC, besides being useless, is costly and adds a lot of friction to businesses

I understand your point of view even though I disagree with it.