Quote from: CryptSafe on Today at 09:31:44 PM

If a casino puts that they are a KYC-free casino, then after a big win then they are quick to demand for KYC, they are scammers because why did they not tell initially that they would need kyc if you win big, but they would be quiet, and when you win they begin to look for means to disqualify you by requesting for kyc so that if you do not meet the requirements or criteria, they disqualify you and keep their money That is just the trick there so that they will say you are not qualified but they put that they are a kyc free casino, is that not scam?

Most times, they are quick to change their ToS because of a big win, so as to make the winners undergo a kyc before they can get their rewards and if you challenge their actions, they tell you that it is at their own discretion to chnage it at any time they want without informing the community as it is their sole right to do so at any time. What will you say about such actions, I guess you will call them a scam and yes that is what they are.

if a casino advertises itself as KYC free but suddenly it starts to demand KYC only after a big win, that is annoyingly misleading and it will give a scam vibez. Transparency is the key point here if they know they will likely ask for KYC for large withdrawals at some point!! then they should clearly state it from the beginning in their terms & conditions, not bring it on players when it benefits them. Changing rules after someone wins is just a tactic to avoid paying and unfortunately many shady casinos hide behind this statement a lot << we can change terms anytime>>. That is why it is always safer to stick with licensed and reputable platforms where the rules are consistent. because in gambling!! trust is everything and if a casino breaks that by being shadlike, then surely they have shown that they can’t be trusted.