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Board Gambling
Re: Casino vs. Stoc,Forex&Crypto Broker: Who's Really Playing You in the Money Game
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Slow death
on 12/12/2023, 19:46:31 UTC

With respect to the casino, well, it is something else, now what is most difficult and difficult is that when you have to do something you must always comply with the KYC requirements and that is already in all the casinos, the one that had the least problem was freebitco.in , but at this point they are already asking for KYC, which seems very bad to me, and it is a shame because this platform for me was the best Everywhere and now with this, they fall into the worst of the rest, it gives a I'm a bit angry that they become like this , but that's life , Everyone is already Falling into stupid regulations that aren't even worth mentioning , for that reason I in the casinos Recommend to everyone that I can grab almost anything that is Reliable, of high Reputation who have children who are still reliable and who do not let themselves fall into new casinos who don't even Know Anything.

All these endless KYC identity verifications are definitely evil for players in crypto casinos and it is obvious that they piss players off all the time. 
Especially when this happens unexpectedly and you are unable to get your winnings that you need.  Well, such a disgrace as waiting 3 months for the transfer of money honestly earned by a player and also endlessly sending scans of some documents to some casino that is not at all authorized by state authorities, which actually violates laws on personal data - this  already the height of cynicism and self-will.  And this is naturally a violation of one of the fundamental human rights under international law. 

It would be great if in the USA there was a grokup of serious lawyers who, through the courts, would create a precedent for illegality and KYC requirements in specific cases and would judge a person’s right to remain anonymous when playing in a casino. 
Let's hope that this will happen in the foreseeable future.

It seems to me that this measure is not just coming from the US government, but rather coming from many countries, as in cases of increasing terrorism in the world, the governments of first world countries have started to put tough KYC measures, but this measure is still it did not affect the cryptocurrency market, this is because the cryptocurrency market is not a regulated market, there are no laws on cryptocurrencies, the US governments, like many governments, accept that their citizens use cryptocurrencies, but these governments have not yet made laws on cryptocurrencies. but as this market started to move a lot of money and unfortunately, many large mixer sites began to appear that were involved in serious crimes

and also in this market, a few years ago, anonymity coins were very popular and terrorists and criminals used these anonymity coins a lot, so governments had no other choice and put kyc measures in place for exchange sites, in the beginning it was not mandatory and like many exchanges do not have company headquarters, just as many casinos do not have physical offices, so casino owners did not need to comply with these laws, but crypto exchanges and casinos began to sponsor real-world events, and with that the entities of the owners of the exchanges and casinos was revealed and as in the past many exchange owners, when arrested, were accused of money laundering, so casinos and exchanges started to force people to do kyc