Quote from: Mahdirakib on December 21, 2024, 02:08:56 PM

Another casino with false marketing system. Which is completely unethical business practice. Betpanda.io isn't new to the crypto gambling industry. I know OP will come with an explanation to make their 'No-KYC' and 'anonymous' marketing policy as valid. But it will be same as most other casinos (E.g. we will only apply it for suspicious activity). I just checked the review and complaints of Betpanda on some platform. KYC verification requirement is also mentioned in your terms. And here is the proof that your casino isn't anonymous:

Quote from: https://casino.guru/betpanda-casino-player-faces-delayed-verification

More than two weeks ago, I received an email from Betpanda requesting me to submit documents for identity verification. Within half an hour, I sent all the necessary documents (the list was quite extensive).

It seems that this "no KYC" claim or marketing word become something common these days and maybe sooner or later it wont be called as "false marketing" in the future

. I have no idea why this claim is being used by many new crypto casinos while in fact KYC (mandatory or not) is becoming a common thing and I'm sure most gamblers are aware that the chance to asked for KYC does exist in all casinos. Are there some people who still believe that there are licensed/regulated casinos that will never ask KYC so some new casinos are still using "no KYC" as one of the main sales points?