Therefore, individual and even fairly well-known casinos should not introduce mandatory KYC verification and even tryy to change jurisdictions in order to preserve the opportunity for anonymous players to also play.
I hope that some small country or territory will eventually make local laws that will allow casinos not to require KYC from players. That would be right and great.
I support whatever you stated, but I am afraid the reality is that more and more crypto gambling sites are enforcing KYC in some way or another despite some of them advertising no-KYC based on my research.
There will always be some sites that will never request any form of KYC, but their numbers are shrinking with time sadly.
But unfortunately some regulator became more strict since this platform has been used by money launderers and other criminals, so maybe this is one added reason on why they implement this KYC to casinos so that they or even the platform could verify easily if their user is not doing any shady activity while using their casino. I also support this no KYC on reputable platform but for now there's none of them offering this so we will really get force to submit this requirements so that we can play, but for other who's so skeptical and can't trust those platform asking that maybe they should find newly launch casino since most of them offering this No KYC thing but the risk is so high knowing that we don't know if we can totally trust them.