What is the reason why people jumps from casinos to another yet is afraid of kyc

[KiaKia]

As we know many people have been a lover of a No-kyc-casino while other do mind how they shares their kyc details across these centralized casinos or gambling sites. If they are much afraid of sharing their documents or even their KYC details why then do they jumps from one casinos to another but yet are afraid of releasing their KYC details to the casinos.
Or have they forgotten that the more they jump from casinos to another the more they would keep sharing their kyc details to the casinos.
Now I want to know if is better to stick to a single casino and just pass kyc over there than using different sites and keeps exposing our details to the site which we barely know, if it was you would keep using different casino after being afraid of revealing your kyc document or you would stick to single site?

How does moving from one casino to another is a way of exposing your KYC? Because the reason why anyone can jump around was to avoid passing KYC, maybe they are using a non KYC casino before and suddenly they changed.

As for someone who hates KYC they have every right to stop using the casino and look for another non KYC casino, I have never done this because I don't have anything against online casinos that ask for KYC information.

The choice remains yours, if you don't have anything against KYC verification you can pass their verification and stick with that casinos but what if one day you don't just like the casino anymore or you want to try something else? This days KYC requirement is important for online casino

There should be nothing wrong passing KYC verification before gambling.

[nimogsm]

Now I want to know if is better to stick to a single casino and just pass kyc over there than using different sites and keeps exposing our details to the site which we barely know, if it was you would keep using different casino after being afraid of revealing your kyc document or you would stick to single site?

New casinos often offer increased bonuses for registration, games, and so on. There are those who, for various reasons, do not want to undergo identity verification, perhaps because they do not trust the service with their personal data or are afraid of their personal information being leaked on the internet. I don't see anything wrong with switching from one casino to another on the contrary, I think it's good when there is competition and there is a choice.

[uneng]

In my opinion, if you are afraid of KYC, you shouldn't be even gambling on such platforms at all, because you have to keep in mind your personal data can be asked by the casino at anytime, despite placing low or high bets, winning small or big money. It can be quite frustrating to have won a decent chunk of money, while being unable to withdraw because you don't want to go through the identification procedure.

[rodskee]

As we know many people have been a lover of a No-kyc-casino while other do mind how they shares their kyc details across these centralized casinos or gambling sites. If they are much afraid of sharing their documents or even their KYC details why then do they jumps from one casinos to another but yet are afraid of releasing their KYC details to the casinos.
Or have they forgotten that the more they jump from casinos to another the more they would keep sharing their kyc details to the casinos.
Now I want to know if is better to stick to a single casino and just pass kyc over there than using different sites and keeps exposing our details to the site which we barely know, if it was you would keep using different casino after being afraid of revealing your kyc document or you would stick to single site?

it depends on the reputation of the casino

i would understand where the fear is coming from if the casino is notoriously known for not respecting or protecting their users’ privacy, someone who is concerned with their privacy will not be going from one casino to another without any valid reason

[Cantsay]

As we know many people have been a lover of a No-kyc-casino while other do mind how they shares their kyc details across these centralized casinos or gambling sites. If they are much afraid of sharing their documents or even their KYC details why then do they jumps from one casinos to another but yet are afraid of releasing their KYC details to the casinos.
Or have they forgotten that the more they jump from casinos to another the more they would keep sharing their kyc details to the casinos.
Now I want to know if is better to stick to a single casino and just pass kyc over there than using different sites and keeps exposing our details to the site which we barely know, if it was you would keep using different casino after being afraid of revealing your kyc document or you would stick to single site?

I will like to remind you that here on the internet “everyone” is a saint. They don’t make mistakes, they don’t follow things that will put them at risk, they are so cautious about their privacy to the extent that they have no digital fingerprint online.

People just like to talk so that everyone would put them in high regard while in reality, they are far from being what they preach or talk about. If you actually take what gamblers say here then it means that no one here in this forum is addicted to gambling because the make post as if they don’t do anything that will make them an addict if not properly controlled while in reality all of their practices are not healthy.

People talk shit about casinos requesting for KYC but still they don’t really care about it, they still give out their information without fear of it being used or stolen. I know only a few gamblers here who say they don’t like kyc gambling sites and they actually mean it unlike others.

[wiss19]

KYC is not something people are afraid of as much as you think. While I know that people "say" they are afraid, that's just vocal minority and not the reality. If a website has lets say 10 thousand players, and only %1 of them are unhappy about it, that means 100 people, and 100 people talking about something, specially here, looks like it's a very common thought, and yet there are 9900 people out there playing every single day without actually caring about KYC at all.

This is why we need to be careful about this and not think that it's actually a problem, because it is not. Reality is different, we are seeing normal stuff that is not a problem, KYC is not cared about by big majority of people in the world when they change casinos.

[Sammye3]

People jump from one casino to the other for benefits like bonuses and promotions. Other reasons could be a slight change in casino's interest in terms of odds, interface and rewards.

As much as people go around looking for the best odds and market, they do this with trusted casinos which has a good reputation and little or no issues of security breach of privacy. But in all, many people do not really mind sharing their KYC across casinos if they derive satisfaction from it.

[Outhue]

1. People drop one casino for another because they are in constant losses that looks like a magnetic force, no matter what they do it won't pull of them, the bad luck seems overwhelming and the only option is to try something else.

2. Bonus and offers, gamblers do like to cheat, once a casino announced good bonuses for registration and deposits many will start creating extra accounts and not even KYC verification can stop them because they can always ask friend to pass KYC verification for them.

Bonus and promotion isn't my style from casinos, I don't know about others but they don't always worth it for me, some people have different experiences than mine and I don't care.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I do believe that it's pointless too but not completely. It doesn't mean that the person must not be careful with submitting their information to any new casino or platform that asks them for KYC. If they are not careful, then they will comfortably hand out their information to scammers. I might have submitted my KYC to few platforms including casino but yet I'm careful with new platform, that's why I don't see it completely to be pointless. But realistically we know that if our information is submitted to more than 1 platform or even one platform, then it's not 100% secure.

Well, it is not entirely pointless. Even though we have shared our documents with a few websites already, it does not mean we should upload our documents here and there regardless of the amount involved. The more we do KYC on the platforms, the more we risk the documents being stolen. If we have shared the documents with one or two platforms, the chance of them being leaked will be very slim. But if I share my documents with dozens of platforms, there is a high chance my documents will be sold on the darknet. It looks like pointless, but not completely. So yeah, I do agree with your point.

True, we must not share our information on any website we come across without minding if it's a reputable platform or not, that's makes us more vulnerable than we expected, even if the previous sites we did KYC on have protected our information properly, those new site that we were never carful with, would be the one to sell our information to the scammers.

[lombok]

True, we must not share our information on any website we come across without minding if it's a reputable platform or not, that's makes us more vulnerable than we expected, even if the previous sites we did KYC on have protected our information properly, those new site that we were never carful with, would be the one to sell our information to the scammers.

Security of the online identity is one of the highest priorities; which we have to observe strictly so that our personal information would not end up in the wrong hands. It would be imprudent to give sensitive papers to dubious sites since it is likely to expose a person to manipulation by the felons even more. In case the old machines are already found to be safe, then recklessness on the newer sites can annihilate our privacy merely within a blink of an eye.

[Darker45]

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What new casinos offer that old or previously used casino dont? After all, all games are the same. Rules are the same. Game providers are the same. Or there is casino where you need to get 20 instead of 21 in blackjack? Casino bonuses are also controversial topic. When you say people go to new casino for exclusive bonuses to new players, in other topics people complain (that is strange, because nobody force to take bonuses) on unreal wagering requirements. From my perspective it look like people go to new casino to play same games and not being able to get any advantage of a welcome bonus.

Although rebate is familiar, I've never heard of a lossback before. But then there's this new casino in town that offers it. And it's exclusively presenting this opportunity to new users coming from this forum. Doesn't that sound interesting to you? Many might actually want to grab this offer especially because, unlike many promos and bonuses, this only has 1x wagering requirement.

All I'm saying is that there are reasons for gamblers to try another casino, not necessarily to leave their favorite one, but just to try a new one.

[Beparanf]

True, we must not share our information on any website we come across without minding if it's a reputable platform or not, that's makes us more vulnerable than we expected, even if the previous sites we did KYC on have protected our information properly, those new site that we were never carful with, would be the one to sell our information to the scammers.

It’s always a red flag for me when a new casino asking KYC immediately. There’s a lot of alternative casino that even an old account still doesn’t require to do KYC even though I’m gambling regularly

That’s why checking for the feedback by other users are always my first move before I start to deposit since I don’t want to become a trial test for a casino credibility test.

It’s scary to give your KYC identity to casino that later on will turn to scam because we will never know what they will to that info.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

As we know many people have been a lover of a No-kyc-casino while other do mind how they shares their kyc details across these centralized casinos or gambling sites. If they are much afraid of sharing their documents or even their KYC details why then do they jumps from one casinos to another but yet are afraid of releasing their KYC details to the casinos.
Or have they forgotten that the more they jump from casinos to another the more they would keep sharing their kyc details to the casinos.
Now I want to know if is better to stick to a single casino and just pass kyc over there than using different sites and keeps exposing our details to the site which we barely know, if it was you would keep using different casino after being afraid of revealing your kyc document or you would stick to single site?

Well, I've always sticked to one casino and this is where I have already passed kyc verification, though sometimes, reasons come up which requires me to play on another casino, reason could be for bonus/promotion purposes and so on, but I've always make sure I am playing with the very minimal amount of money to avoid triggering the KYC verification system.

One thing is, casinos are not like exchanges where if you don't pass the KYC verification after registration, you won't be able to use the exchange, very few casinos operate this model of verification process, other casinos still allow the gambler to deposit and play without kyc until their account balance reaches a certain amount of money.
But I will still say that it's always better for the gambler to stick to one casino as their primary casino where they will pass every necessary kyc verification and be at peace with themselves, let every other casinos the gambler will try be short term and for a good reason.

[Oluwa-btc]

Now I want to know if is better to stick to a single casino and just pass kyc over there than using different sites and keeps exposing our details to the site which we barely know, if it was you would keep using different casino after being afraid of revealing your kyc document or you would stick to single site?

One thing that should be considered and it's very necessary when one chooses a casino is the guarantee they get and it means the casino being reputable inorder to safeguard their privacy but when that can't be assured of that,you find users jumping from one casino to the other. But then if we can be able to stick to one casino we can get our information bonded together other than the jumping and switching of casinos which would only open the information to being scammed.

[Nothingtodo]

In fact, those who are extremely cautious about their information are generally reluctant to do KYC with their personal information. This is what makes them willing to switch from one casino to another where KYC is not mandatory.
Moreover, a large part of the young generation is currently attracted to gambling, who do not have any personal information, that is, the documents required for KYC are usually not young people, and even if they are, their number is usually very small. That is, those who participate in gambling under the age of 18 mainly choose casinos where they do not need to provide personal information. This is also a significant reason for choosing casinos where KYC is not mandatory.

[jossiel]

It’s scary to give your KYC identity to casino that later on will turn to scam because we will never know what they will to that info.

Another is that they might be hacked and then the hackers will sell all of the data(contact details/kyc) to the dark market.

And that's the reason why we receive random strange emails from scammers and they can also use that to verify other accounts from whichever evil plans they have for it.

We'll really never know how they'd use or safeguard our data once a news turns out that they've been hacked.

[DrBeer]

As we know many people have been a lover of a No-kyc-casino while other do mind how they shares their kyc details across these centralized casinos or gambling sites. If they are much afraid of sharing their documents or even their KYC details why then do they jumps from one casinos to another but yet are afraid of releasing their KYC details to the casinos.
Or have they forgotten that the more they jump from casinos to another the more they would keep sharing their kyc details to the casinos.
Now I want to know if is better to stick to a single casino and just pass kyc over there than using different sites and keeps exposing our details to the site which we barely know, if it was you would keep using different casino after being afraid of revealing your kyc document or you would stick to single site?

First, we need to determine what people are afraid of in KYC. In my opinion, there are two key reasons:
- de-anonymization
- fear that your documents will become publicly available due to leaks, hacks, etc.

With these clarifications in mind (and maybe there are others—feel free to add them), the answers will sound more interesting.
In my opinion, if a person has agreed to KYC and the casino is stable and convenient and profitable in all respects, what's the point of changing it?

[Shishir99]

True, we must not share our information on any website we come across without minding if it's a reputable platform or not, that's makes us more vulnerable than we expected, even if the previous sites we did KYC on have protected our information properly, those new site that we were never carful with, would be the one to sell our information to the scammers.

I feel like the platform never does these things, but some individuals who work for the platform may do such things to make money. I have heard such news that the 3rd party websites that handle the KYC documents have sold customers information on the darknet for a very cheap price. Imagine this happened to you and the criminals did some crime using your identity and now you are waneted by the lawenforcement.

So yeah, always be cautious when you share your personal documents with the casinos or exchanges. Make sure they are trusted and it is worth sharing the documents.

[retreat]

There are compelling reasons why someone might choose to play from one platform to another, whether it's convenience, trying their luck on another platform, or more advantageous bonuses and promotions. While some find it more convenient to stick with one platform, many gamblers are happy to play on multiple platforms as long as they find them more profitable and offer better promotions than their previous platform. The point is that gamblers are looking for a platform that is more profitable for them, so they have no problem playing on 2 or more platforms.

[Orpichukwu]

In my opinion, if you are afraid of KYC, you shouldn't be even gambling on such platforms at all, because you have to keep in mind your personal data can be asked by the casino at anytime, despite placing low or high bets, winning small or big money. It can be quite frustrating to have won a decent chunk of money, while being unable to withdraw because you don't want to go through the identification procedure.

Or if someone is afraid of KYC and has managed to pass verification in one casino and doesn't want to do that again with another casino, it's better they just stick with the one which they have KYCed than fall into another casino which will force them to pass verification or abandon winning. We don't have many no-KYC casinos out there, and to find a legit and reliable one is hard.