Such information is usually written but mostly not read by gamblers. It may be quite different when the KYC request is made when the gambler registers an account or at least before making a deposit. so it might sound fairer to gamblers.
because in most online casinos, gamblers who have just created an account can usually immediately deposit their money without any warning to carry out KYC verification first. perhaps as is the case on exchange platforms.
Casino should act fair and write up that their casino is a KYC compliant platform since if they say about that they are not but at the end they ask this when certain withdrawals has been executed then they are just telling a lie or not true to their words regarding on what they right at their thread. If they are just transparent at first for sure that they will not get questioned by anybody since many will get used to it and comply especially if they see that the casino they are playing is a good option to use since this is reputable platform.
Also gamblers should not do that actions like register immediately and then play without knowing the rules since this could put them in huge harm especially if they asked a KYC by the casino they played.
If you are not careful then who else can save you from some of the dirty tricks that are deliberately created by fraudulent casino owners to gain greater profits! Topics have repeatedly appeared discussing how to pay great attention when making a deposit on a gambling site, don't let small carelessness make you fail to make a profit, read carefully the rules made by the gambling site before you make a deposit, don't be lazy.