I think if a casino platform is trustworthy, we're not afraid to provide our data. As active gamblers, we know what we need to do to gamble safely and professionally. It's not too complicated for us if we just need to provide identification, because to simplify the process, we naturally comply with all applicable rules.

New casinos that emerge will likely have fewer customers if they enforce kyc. But if it's a well-known or trusted casino like Betpanda, we won't be afraid to perform kyc. It all depends on our trust in the casino, which is why we perform kyc. Some gamblers who win big are naturally asked for kyc to avoid money laundering, as I understand.