currently kyc has become mandatory in almost everything we do in relation to cryptocurrencies, for example these days I researched some exchanges so I could exchange litecoin for paypal, like in the past, something like 4 years ago I used those exchanges so I thought to use them again but to my surprise they all ask for kyc and it's not a simple kyc, they ask for a lot of documents, they ask for a selfie holding the document, I was very surprised that times have changed a lot, but I had no choice and I did the kyc for myself being able to use the site, if I didn't do kyc I wouldn't use the site. In casinos, people must also go through KYC, which is inevitable.

when we look at kyc nowadays we can see that we are heading towards a path where legitimate sites ask for kyc and sites that are not legitimate do not ask for kyc. If you really want to use good casinos then start taking a good look at kyc and this thing of thinking that if you were to win 1 million dollars they would close your account, I think that is not true, in stake there are people who make a lot of money, and it's a large and honest casino where you can play with large amounts of money and you will get paid. Before accusing the casinos, you must first analyze whether what you intend to accuse is really true or not. These honest web3 casinos you're talking about are a disaster and illegal if they don't have a license and don't ask for kyc