Yes, that's right. We don't have KYC. Most of the casinos/sportsbooks will request KYC verifications (uploading documents etc...) when you want to do withdrawal. We don't have any KYC options on site even, you can deposit and withdraw your money as you want, without any restrictions.
However, as we are "anonymous" operator without KYC and basically just email registration, we need to protect ourselves in a case we see some fraudulent activities from players. This is the only situation when we might ask for KYC, but to be honest until now, in 6 months it never happened. On top of that, we don't even restrict players by limiting them, that's one of the big parts why other operators are requesting KYC checks. We welcome winners, compared to other operators.
Here is the real concern, actually. You aren't asking KYC at the beginning, but you may ask in the future if you notice any fraudulent activities. I have seen a couple of casinos ban users accounts with funds and allegations of fraudulent activities. Even they were KYC verified as well. But you don't have a KYC system yet, and you may ask for KYC as well based on scenarios. I will say you need to prevent fraudulent activities as much as you can before winning. After winning big amount, ban on the user with fraudulent allegations is very bad.
However, I am not blaming you. Just reminding you of what others did so you can avoid such situations at all. So we don't need to see any scam accusations against you. Hope forum users will get better services from you, and good luck for your casino.