Quote from: Saint-loup on Today at 10:57:59 PM

Quote from: lothian on Today at 05:52:14 PM

Hi all!

Ive noticed recently that more and more crypto sites are requesting KYC, and more and more restricted jurisdictions are being added to said sites Ts and Cs. This is a problem for a lot of people on this forum who like to gamble anonymously, and, perhaps use sites that are "blocked" in their home countries.

My question then is, which are the best countries that can access these sites without issues, and pass all KYC checks? I'd love to hear your opinions!

The most easy way to cope with that is to gamble at reputed and professional casino, not trying to scam their customers. Honest casinos won't ask you KYC and won't lock your funds because you're gambling from a restricted location, they will just not allow you to register, to login or to place bets from your location. And if you want to completely avoid that risk you can bet on web3 decentralized casinos.
Otherwise I think rich western countries with liberal laws are the most safe.

Exactly. People are now very afraid of KYC without knowing that it will protect both customers and the platform. Also, reputable crypto casinos are now requiring customers and the casino itself to implement KYC to avoid illicit activities and abuse of anomaly activities on their platforms. Also, many customers' problem is the KYC because many deposited their money on the platform and began to play, and after that, when they decided to withdraw their money and funds, the money was locked because the customer needed to pass the KYC first, which is why the problem occurred. That's why it's better to pass the KYC first before depositing money to avoid locked funds. Most countries enable access to casinos; they just need to pass the KYC to become eligible for money withdrawal. Customers or gamblers need to trust the casino requiring KYC because it will mean that they are legitimate and trusted casinos.