I see it as a red Flag, that every time where places openly advertise "NO KYC REQUIRED", like in your case, then all i need to do is look at the terms and conditions to see if that's true.
And it never is, because of the regulations.
This next question is not just for you, but since you are part of these casinos that are going with misleading advertising, like so many others, why do you bother to do it? Is misleading advertising worth it?
Upon request of AML investigation, we're obligated to follow the rule. So far, over 19,000 signup users at Basepoker have never done KYC. Although we have KYC feature built inside Basepoker.com, our KYC system has to do with blocking freeroll abusers. We want to stay NO KYC poker site as long as we can.
Honestly, I’m not yet a regular player of poker games, though I did get to play twice just recently in an online poker game (I won’t mention the name).
I’m also not that aware if most online poker platforms require KYC for their players.
Because here on your platform, it’s said to be non-KYC according to your statement—which, if true, would definitely attract a lot of poker gamers
to play here given the kind of system you have so far.