So, the casino doesn't ask for KYC until they detecta some kind of abuse on the user side, and I feel like this is a tricky move because even if we feel the casino is anonymous they can ask for our documents at any time.
Just think about the next scenario, we are playing with a vpn on a Black listed country, if they are KYC for X or Y, they will Block our account claiming that we can't play on their casino if our cretentials are from that forbiden country, the doesn't sounds nice at all.
Well I guess they already explain this situation and I think its now gamblers discretion to know what are those things needed upon signing up on the casino and they really need to read the TOS so that they would understand what they have written here.
I think much really better not to use any tools that can possibly trigger that since there's huge chance that they would ask KYC if they find something strange activity happening on your account.
We se this on other casino to and better for people to follow all the rules so that they will never get any problems with them.
I'm a mere pleb crypto casino user who enjoys testing different strategies in Craps, and perhaps or sometimes, win a little Bitcoin. I'm the sort of user that an anonymous casino like BetPanda needs, plus because I gamble with mere pleb amounts of Bitcoin, I'm the sort of user that doesn't want to go through KYC because why? Give up my I.D. for a $100 Dollar deposit?
Laughable.
If you're playing with pleb amounts of money, and your casino wants you to go through KYC, then I believe it's time for you to leave that casino.