This could be a solid option, especially for those Stake gamblers who are now searching for a new platform with the year-end deadline for compliance looming. It seems like this is becoming the norm, eventually, all casinos, no matter how they advertise being "no KYC," will likely require it. They simply won’t have a choice if their licensing providers mandate it, and following those orders is crucial since a license is the lifeblood of the business.
The day might come when the only real no-KYC options left are decentralized or unlicensed casinos. But those come with their own risks, especially for high rollers regularly dealing with big amounts of money. It's a trade-off between privacy and security.
Cryptocurrency industry is new and policies, regulations on it can be changed quickly. It makes cryptocurrency market is very sensitive with news because many policies can be announced after one night and when people read news on media, they can have reasons to believe the news is real, not fud.
About KYC, it has been becoming more popular with time, as none business wants to have problems legally with government so they will quickly obey new policies. Months ago, even a CEO of Telegram, with his hardcored view on privacy, eventually had to become more softer on it, and complied more with governments after he was arrested in France.
Same with cryptocurrency casinos, they will have no choices if they want to be safe, especially for platforms that have offices in the USA. or owners are US. citizens.