Quote from: Taskford on February 12, 2025, 11:37:31 PM

Quote from: iv4n on February 12, 2025, 07:41:57 PM

Quote from: frenchmika on February 11, 2025, 05:07:31 AM

case closed, but stay away from ggbet guys hahhahaa

ur private investigator, mika

It's strange that GGBet even asked you for KYC, but then again almost every casino reserves the right to ask for it at any time. The funny thing is that it's only $92, as you said, what if it was millions? And I agree that KYC requirements are sometimes weird, we have seen a lot of things over all these years.

But it's great that you finally got your money... This isn't the first time this has happened, unfortunately, it will continue to happen. Someone once said that the crypto gambling world is a real Wild West, so we all get by as best we can.

Check BTCGosu & GosuBetting... There are ANN topics for both sites on the forum and you will be able to figure it out from there. I haven't had any problems in a long time, but even when there were some issues, they were resolved quickly with the help of a good mediator. Good luck.

Yeah somehow strange but I guess they have protocols to follow regarding on some suspicious withdrawals made by people so I guess they are just following it to verify if there's no issue made by their user.

Also this incident give clear statement that their casino is somehow strict for doing KYC to their user and its up to people now if they are ready to undergo on this process also if they are willing to take a risk just to gamble in their casino. But what good thing happen is he got his money but there's still a question left if what's gonna happen if there's huge money involve on that process since maybe there's another story would gonna happen.

Well, talking about the withdrawal involving huge amount of money is something I believe to be a totally different discussion altogether.
But to touch on this, I would say that it is possible that if the money that op requested to withdraw was a huge amount, it is very possible that he would have simply gone through this same kyc process as well, and his money will be sent to him when I passes the kyc verification, this is if the casino itself is not a scam casino, and also can afford to pay in lumpsum, the amount the user is requesting withdrawal for or of.

I understand that some casinos make withdrawal of high amount of money more strict when it comes to kyc verification, while withdraw of lesser amount of money is either processed free off kyc or requires the user to pass a minimal kyc verification.
But some casinos really don't care much about the amount you are withdrawing, kyc verification process is the same for every amount of money regardless of how big or how small, this (again I say) is if the casino is not a scam casino.