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Re: Duelbits.com | Casino & Sportsbook | VIP | Instant withdrawals!|ARGENTINA & AVFC
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degengmmbler
on 15/09/2023, 18:34:54 UTC
If I may interject here. How the heck requiring KYC on random basis is worst than asking KYC upfront? You can always voluntarily KYC your account the moment you finish your registration.
That always been a non sense attack when there's someone complain about KYC problem, they will say it's better for the casino or the gambler to complete KYC before making a deposit. But you will see they're saying I don't like KYC in the another thread and asking a casino to not force asking KYC Cheesy

I think if someone is want to gamble in centralized casino, just accept if they would ask your KYC in the future.

Your comment makes no sense.
They are saying they dont want casinos to force KYC at ANY POINT, but if you are going to go the KYC route you should force it upon registration not when cashing out. That is a completely sensible thought process.
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Re: Duelbits.com | Casino & Sportsbook | VIP | Instant withdrawals!|ARGENTINA & AVFC
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degengmmbler
on 15/09/2023, 18:25:48 UTC
I'm not sure how other casinos work but stake for example requires KYC upfront. Duelbits ToS just states that at any point they can KYC a withdrawal.
They'll gladly take your money and let you gamble but once it comes to cashing out they can decide to hold it until you verify?

Very shady practice from a "legitimate" casino.
It is indefensible and duelbits should no longer be recommended.

If I may interject here. How the heck requiring KYC on random basis is worst than asking KYC upfront? You can always voluntarily KYC your account the moment you finish your registration.

They doesn't take your money but rather hold until you verify your account. If you don't like to hold your money by the KYC procedure then I suggest to do it earlier before you deposit any money since you already knew that they will ask KYC at some point. They are doing this to welcome players to try first their casino without scaring them away by the upfront KYC. I preferred this way instead of doing KYC upfront since you can try first the casino using small amount and move on if you didn't like it without providing your ID upfront.



They are not doing it to welcome new users. All these casinos are the exact same with different layout, they all use the same providers and even the same gaming license. They are all rip offs of each other.
Every crypto casino ever that was a scam or intended on exit scamming did the same thing. Let you deposit and play without any issue and would even let you withdraw small amounts, but if you ever won a big amount they would suddenly freeze your funds and make you go in circles with verification hoping you eventually give up.
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Re: Duelbits.com | Casino & Sportsbook | VIP | Instant withdrawals!|ARGENTINA & AVFC
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degengmmbler
on 15/09/2023, 09:01:23 UTC
A duelbits mod confirmed everyone will be forced to KYC at some point.


And no one is denying this facts since this is stated on the ToS which you need to read before you register an account. It’s you who neglected on reading those terms and what’s really a shocker here that there are some people that is not aware that KYC is inevitable when you are playing on a licensed casino because the law dictates it.

This is not new or big news. In fact, other casino already enforcing mandatory KYC to all their new and existing customers.

I'm not sure how other casinos work but stake for example requires KYC upfront. Duelbits ToS just states that at any point they can KYC a withdrawal.
They'll gladly take your money and let you gamble but once it comes to cashing out they can decide to hold it until you verify?

Very shady practice from a "legitimate" casino.
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Re: Duelbits.com | Casino & Sportsbook | VIP | Instant withdrawals!|ARGENTINA & AVFC
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degengmmbler
on 14/09/2023, 23:57:52 UTC
A duelbits mod confirmed everyone will be forced to KYC at some point.
https://i.ibb.co/zX90D0T/kyc.png