It catches my attention that in the image of this ANN there is no reference to the non-KYC policy allegedly held by this casino.
Also, when you talk about non KYC, do you mean one does not need to submit one's documents for the sake of playing your games and deposit, but do we need to submit them in order to withdraw? that is something I have seen in some alleged privacy casinos, they claim something, which is a half truth on their ANN and advertising, but only after reading the Terms of service one realizes KYC is necessary to withdraw money from the casino to a private Bitcoin/Alternative currency address.
We dont require in
general a KYC. Not for deposits, not for playing and
especially not for withdrawals.Okey, so what are the mesaure this service used to prevent people to partake in money laundering? What is the minimum wager required before one can withdraw all the deposit one initially sent to the casino? The most competitive casinos in this forum have just a minimum wager of 1x of the deposited money, to prevent money laundering, but those enforce KYC policies.
Also, aren't you afraid once this casino starts to earn a lot of volume of volume from people who like privacy, it may catch the attention of regulators? They may even give you an ultimatum on enforcing KYC, otherwise they could seize the domain of your casino and close your operations. What would you do in such case?