Basing up on Fortunejacks reputation then they've been long time on this crypto gambling industry or i shall say that they are reputable and trusted already into this space.
I dont know or wasnt aware about their KYC procedure whether they would be asking out before you can play or they would really be asking once you have violated something or reaching
up some threshold. Im not aware about their KYC terms as of this moment and this is why it would really be that always ideal that you should be asking the support.
No, they arent scam, if you've been experiencing some issues then it would be always best that you should really be that trying to clear up on whats happening.
They wouldnt be holding any withdrawal if they do sees nothing on your gambling activity or you didnt reach out some withdrawal threshold.

Fortunejack are not scammers, but they have more strict policy with kyc registration than all other crypto casinos I use.
Some time ago they confiscated my coins after I refused to complete verification for low amount of coins, and their legal team took over my case.
I dont really care about those lost coins, but I will never use fj again.

It's not uncommon for online casinos to have their own verification procedures. Fortune Jack is considered to be a legitimate and safe platform to use but s I remember I had a bad experience with one of their customer support way back then few years ago, well its not bad at all, just disappointed and it’s a different story, not related to KYC. Almost all crypto casinos now require users to complete the verification process so they can withdraw their winnings. The KYC requirements may vary depending on the user’s location and the amount of money they have won. Once the KYC process has already been completed, then the security check is likely a routine procedure to ensure that your account is secure.

If you read the forum here, most of the time when a casino asks for KYC when you want a withdrawal they are keeping your money.

If a casino asks for KYC, then you are in trouble. Most of the time when this happens, your money is gone. Although there is a small percentage of times that you'll get paid.

I didn't say anywhere that this was done by FortuneJack. If anyone can't click to view the contents of the link, then that's not my problem. I added the link so that members can see an example of harassment casinos subject to their customers when it comes to KYC verification.

Ooh, here is another one - illegal and humiliating video verification in Rollbit.com

You can try different gambling sites, though. Every gambling site has its own rules, and as long as you are not scammed, you should be fine. You know, experience teaches us a good lesson, and we can always find a gambling site that we feel comfortable using. I have used a lot of crypto casinos, but based on my personal experience, Duelbets and Sportsbet have the best customer support; they'll reply right away. With regards to KYC, they haven't asked me to comply yet, so I'm okay with them.