Yes, there is nothing to see here. People get verified and then must re-verify a month later all the time. Regardless, the issue being discussed here is that this casino claims KYC is rare when user experiences indicate otherwise.
But how do we fact check this without knowing the total number of players and the percentage of them who had the KYC card? I mean, 500 players running around the internet could still represent a very small number of their userbase. Pretty much why I never buy any "rare" claims cause it'd be hard to verify anyhow.
To me, it seems that if I don't mention my username at Jackbit here at bitcointalk, and then I receive a message here on bitcointalk that my account over at Jackbit (that I have never mentioned the name of here) has been flagged, that they are implying that my username is the same here as it is over at Jackbit. How would they know who's account to flag otherwise (the flagging occurred after I made my post over here a couple days back) ?
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Not necessarily because members with account problems could be in PMs with representatives. TBH, I don't think most people would be overanalyzing a standard greeting a typical customer support does.