Quote from: ultrloa on Today at 01:43:08 PM

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Quote from: Mahdirakib on Today at 12:29:55 PM

Removing the KYC policy page won't make LeeBet a 'No-KYC' casino. LeeBet is a Curacao licensed casino and the identity verification requirement is still mentioned in the terms page (check the clause 5.2 and 9.3) of your casino.

It's not even removed their KYC policy since I can still access it https://www.leetbit.io/en/pages/KYC

What should we call them? an alleged scammer? there are two scenarios:

First scenario, they claimed have removed their KYC policy when the reality isn't.

Quote from: Leetbit_official on December 22, 2023, 05:22:03 PM

Thanks to your valuable input, we've removed our KYC policy. Your feedback means the world to us.

Second scenario, even they already removed their KYC policy and not mention in their terms, but still using Curacao license, isn't they're actually a KYC casino but they choose to not reveal it.

Maybe they don't want people to get disappointed about the possible implementation of KYC on their casino that's the reason why maybe they hide certain information from their gamblers. If they are a license casino I guess there's no way for them to implement a no KYC in their casino since authorities will surely require them to happen.

But if they insist and say that they are not a KYC compliant casino then maybe we should start to doubt about their intention since for sure in future especially if we win huge from their casino they would provably ask this before we can proceed to what we request to them. Then that gives us no choice especially if we want to withdraw our funds since we are thinking about using it for other important thing. They should be honest regarding on KYC discussion since for sure a gambler would provably accept that especially if they see that casinos are now asking this before they can access some features on their casino.

But this does not look professional at all. How could an honest casino or any service company of any kind, with legal business licenses, decide to hide an important aspect of its operational policy? And even if we consider that this could work, how long will they continue to hide? Until the authorities ask them to do so, or wait for the right victim to freeze his assets and immerse him in identity verification procedures that he was not even aware of?

Although months have passed since it published an official announcement here on the forum and its official representative has repeatedly tried to publish updates, its capabilities still seem insufficient and it cannot be able to compete with the smallest active casinos here on the forum. I was hoping to see a marketing strategy since last August, the date the official announcement was published.