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I have some reasons not to share my private information. So I am looking for a casino without any KYC (know your customer) actions. I assume it should be a crypto casino, so that's why I'm posting my question here, in this subforum. Have you used no-KYC casinos? Did they pay you? I guess there's no guarantee (since they are unregulated) to be paid from a no-KYC casino, right? Are there any tips I should know before registering here? Can you recommend a good no-verification process casino that has paid you?
 
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bobthegreat said:
I have some reasons not to share my private information. So I am looking for a casino without any KYC (know your customer) actions. I assume it should be a crypto casino, so that's why I'm posting my question here, in this subforum. Have you used no-KYC casinos? Did they pay you? I guess there's no guarantee (since they are unregulated) to be paid from a no-KYC casino, right? Are there any tips I should know before registering here? Can you recommend a good no-verification process casino that has paid you?
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The point is that a lot of casinos claim to be KYC-free, but they still ask you for ID once you want to withdraw the money. I never met any casino that would pay you JP without asking for identity proof. Just choose crypto...
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bobthegreat said:
I have some reasons not to share my private information. So I am looking for a casino without any KYC (know your customer) actions. I assume it should be a crypto casino, so that's why I'm posting my question here, in this subforum. Have you used no-KYC casinos? Did they pay you? I guess there's no guarantee (since they are unregulated) to be paid from a no-KYC casino, right? Are there any tips I should know before registering here? Can you recommend a good no-verification process casino that has paid you?
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The point is that a lot of casinos claim to be KYC-free, but they still ask you for ID once you want to withdraw the money. I never met any casino that would pay you JP without asking for identity proof. Just choose crypto casinos instead, they are more anonymous than licensed but still...

Though, there is a list of casinos that didn't ask me for docs (still, it doesn't mean they don't have KYC, it means that you can win some money and don't be bothered with verification process). These are:
  1. 7 bit casino - if you play with VPN, and deposit/withdraw from your crypto wallet. I know that they can ask you for your verification IDs if you ask to be paid out to your credit card.
  2. Hellspin casino - I've never been asked for proofs of IDs. And I've read a lot same reviews. But also I have seen couple of reviews where people say they were asked for docs.
 
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Djamil said:
Absolutely agree.
Even though they might not ask for verification right away, they could still do it later if needed, according to their rules. Crypto casinos might soon need licenses, so be prepared to give your documents when you sign up.
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That's what happened with me on jackbit casino. I've read lots of reviews that it's a no-kyc casino. But once it came to withdrawal it appeared they are not. lol.
 
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bobthegreat said:
Are there any tips I should know before registering here? Can you recommend a good no-verification process casino that has paid you?
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My experience with those No KYC crypto casinos was pretty shitty, to be honest. The customer support was completely useless when I had issues withdrawing my money. Have you ever had to deal with customer support? How did it go for you?
 
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Djamil said:
Absolutely agree.
Even though they might not ask for verification right away, they could still do it later if needed, according to their rules. Crypto casinos might soon need licenses, so be prepared to give your documents when you sign up.
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If you play on a shady site, you’ll likely lose all your cash to a scam or face legal problems with your local authorities. If a casino, especially a crypto one, doesn’t follow KYC rules, they’ll attract the attention of authorities for possibly enabling money laundering.
 
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I get the appeal of staying anonymous and all that jazz, but these No KYC crypto casinos.... really? They're kinda slacking in the game experience compared to the regular online casinos, you feel me? Have you run into any problems with the game options on the sites with no KYC?
 
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The fact that they don't even bother with identity verification seriously freaks me out. I mean, how can you trust a platform that doesn't prioritize security? Have you ever had that nagging worry about whether your cash and personal details are safe on these joints?
 
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I guess your choice is Vavada because it usually doesn't require KYC for most withdrawals. However, if you want to cash out more than €3000, you will need to complete the KYC process.
 
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bobthegreat said:
I have some reasons not to share my private information. So I am looking for a casino without any KYC (know your customer) actions. I assume it should be a crypto casino, so that's why I'm posting my question here, in this subforum. Have you used no-KYC casinos? Did they pay you? I guess there's no guarantee (since they are unregulated) to be paid from a no-KYC casino, right? Are there any tips I should know before registering here? Can you recommend a good no-verification process casino that has paid you?
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One of my top favorites is Bitcasino.io. Most crypto casinos either ask for ID or nothing at all if you only deposit or gamble using cryptocurrency.
BitStarz is another good one. If you stick to crypto gambling, they'll just need your ID. However, as soon as you use fiat currency, they'll require proof of address and proof of account. Winz follows the same procedure.
 
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Hoper said:
Have you attempted signing up using a VPN? Contact live chat, the support team will take care of all your concerns.
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I heard that in the terms and conditions you agree to when registering, there's something about using a VPN, the casino can challenge your win. As a result, they might not pay you the money. Which worries me a lot. so yeah if I get a restriction page, I can use a VPN to play, but what if I win a big amount, like €5,000 or more? They might deny my winnings because of the VPN.

EDIT: For example, check the Unresolved and Rejected complaints. Read the rejected ones to understand the context, and you'll see what I mean by "all following from it."
 
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PapaC said:
One of my top favorites is Bitcasino.io. Most crypto casinos either ask for ID or nothing at all if you only deposit or gamble using cryptocurrency.
BitStarz is another good one. If you stick to crypto gambling, they'll just need your ID. However, as soon as you use fiat currency, they'll require proof of address and proof of account. Winz follows the same procedure.
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btw these both are not allowed in my region. unfortunately
 
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bobthegreat said:
I have some reasons not to share my private information. So I am looking for a casino without any KYC (know your customer) actions. I assume it should be a crypto casino, so that's why I'm posting my question here, in this subforum. Have you used no-KYC casinos? Did they pay you? I guess there's no guarantee (since they are unregulated) to be paid from a no-KYC casino, right? Are there any tips I should know before registering here? Can you recommend a good no-verification process casino that has paid you?
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i agree that casinos that don't offer kyc are something to be wary of, and indeed you may have withdrawal problems if you play through a vpn. is it worth the risk? keep this in mind when choosing a casino.
 
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bobthegreat said:
I have some reasons not to share my private information. So I am looking for a casino without any KYC (know your customer) actions. I assume it should be a crypto casino, so that's why I'm posting my question here, in this subforum. Have you used no-KYC casinos? Did they pay you? I guess there's no guarantee (since they are unregulated) to be paid from a no-KYC casino, right? Are there any tips I should know before registering here? Can you recommend a good no-verification process casino that has paid you?
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LuckyBlock Casino is a solid option for a KYC-free casino, boasting a high safety rating. While reveling in the anonymity it offers, it's crucial to stay vigilant and employ trusted cryptocurrency wallets to mitigate risks.
 
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marthiem83 said:
LuckyBlock Casino is a solid option for a KYC-free casino, boasting a high safety rating. While reveling in the anonymity it offers, it's crucial to stay vigilant and employ trusted cryptocurrency wallets to mitigate risks.
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i can say luckyblock offers an impressive slot selection and a great interface and also reliable with many unique providers. however, despite claims of fast withdrawals, they can take up to 24 hours, which may not be ideal in the era of crypto casinos.
 
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