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Yes there's still casino doesn't require KYC but could we really trust them? Would they really last for long time without asking that? Since government compliance is really important especially now where crypto platforms are usually regulated by government. Also we don't know if this non KYC platform could really provide if their player win some huge amount on their casino.
Also at this point I don't trust any casino saying that they are not requiring KYC since we all know here especially if they want to run a legitimate business that KYC will be one of their requirement so that they can get a license. People should need to accept that KYC is part of the process and those legitimate casino is asking that and Its better to comply with them since we can assure that we are safe rather than risking any amount on unsure casino which we don't know if they really mean what they say here or maybe trusted enough to provide some good services to their players.
Stake, BC.Games, Coins.Game, I think I can include Freebitcoin (they have some betting market), and there are some other good & old casinos that will not ask for KYC just like that. I had many deposits/withdrawals, so I can say that I trust them with my money and I am active in these casinos.
But I don't like when casinos have mandatory KYC rules and I am not playing in those casinos. Roobet is a good example, I remember when they introduced that rule, I withdrew my funds before that and I never opened their site again.