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

[Agbamoni]

Why are you generalizing it as if it's everyone that is jumping from one casino to another? Those gamblers that are resistant to KYC are not jumping from one casino to another, even if they are doing so they probably are not also jumping to a new KYC casino but will go for a non KYC casino which is still available. Those gamblers that go from one KYC casino to another are the ones that doesn't care about submitting their information to any website. The reason players go from one casino to another is find a comfortable casino that serves them better.

I dont think OP was generalizing anything here. At least, reading the title again, means he is only referring to some group of gamblers. Statistically, the number of persons who are transiting from a caisno to another is actually high. We can say that most gamblers are guilty of this, but with different reasons for doing so.

Casinos' features are very tempting. I wont be surprised if a player is switching to a different casino, because of the offers and not because of KYC, even if they hate passing KYC, most of them dont care provided that they are satisfied.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Some of us jump from one casino to another without ever having gone through KYC, but it seems that the OP is unaware of this. Many do not require you to pass KYC if you do not exceed certain total betting limits. Others, even if they include it in their Terms of Service, tend to turn a blind eye if you exceed the limit by a small amount and do not ask you for KYC. If they ask me for KYC to register, I do not play at that casino.

I dont think OP was generalizing anything here.

He was generalising indeed.

At least, reading the title again, means he is only referring to some group of gamblers. Statistically, the number of persons who are transiting from a caisno to another is actually high. We can say that most gamblers are guilty of this, but with different reasons for doing so.

In other words, he is not generalising but only talking about one group, but it turns out that the number of people in that group is high.

I think I should have paid attention to which casino you advertise in your signature before responding to this nonsense.

[Findingnemo]

Pick the best possible option anf a couple is more than enough to play almost every game and then chose to share your KYC details with them because less number of verification means you will likely be exposed to less number of platforms but the risk factor is always there even if we do it on only one casino in our entire life time because once a details enters into online then erasing it is not possible.

[bakasabo]

In general I dont fully understand why a person jump between casinos if he isnt a bonus hunter. All casinos offer same product and service. If everything suits gambler, why from time to time he gambles in other casinos? If he is looking for something new and new experience, then what exactly could he get if all the games are the same?

Those who jump from casino to casino to avoid KYC - question to them. How long are you going to do that if request to pass KYC scares you? Sooner or later there would be no reputed casinos left. Anyway you would have to pass KYC one day. Then isnt it better to do in first casino, the one that was find for you from the very beginning?

[lixer]

Actually this would be depending on someones preference if we do speak whether they would be sticking into a single casino or they would go multiple. There's no sense if you are that transferring into other casinos and making up some KYC verification all over again? This do proves out that you dont care that much, because if  you are that mindful about your KYC or information then you would be just that staying up on a single casino and wouldnt be touching up any new casino but since we do know that it do really makes us curious on touching up new casinos just because we've seen something that isnt that currently present into the casino on which we are that playing. You wouldnt be minding up that once again if you would be needing to comply some KYC and just like on what been said above that if you are that mindful about your identity then you wouldnt be jumping from one to another.

Believe me, not that many people actually care about their KYC. I know that it is becoming an issue here, and people talk about it here but it is special to here and not everywhere in the world. Just like gambling, people think if bitcointalk loves a casino then that casino will do great, but I worked with bunch of places that had less than 5% of their new signings come from here and make a grand amount of money, could live without this forum.

So this forum isn't the reality and if people look like they are annoyed by KYC here then believe me they are not in general public, only on this forum. People can share their KYC daily and it would be annoying to do it all the time, but they wouldn't be minding sharing part, they would mind the work, taking picture and all, otherwise sharing it is fine for them.

[Doan9269]

They don't have to behave in such manner jumping from one casino to another, when they are still going to face the same or similar experience there because of KYC also, it is more better they understand why they should maintain using a platform and in choosing from between which one they wanted to use, there are casinos that does not request for KYC, which are not bad to consider in situations like this, instead of moving here and there.

[Hypnosis00]

This is not all about KYC, but jumping from one casino to another creates more excitement for them due to different casino offers and promotions that are highly tempting. And almost everyone is actually doing this, which means KYC these days is not anymore a big issue since almost all of them require KYC before playing the casino.

There are a lot of casinos to explore so why limit ourselves when we can enjoy them and still be cautious with KYC verification. As long as we're gambling on reputable casinos, then KYC should not be worrisome.

[panjul07]

It is true that many gamblers prefer to play on casino with friendly KYC requirement, I prefer to say KYC friendly because most casinos have the right to ask KYC at anytime but jumping from one to other casinos has nothing to do with it (as per my own experience).
I myself jumping from one to another because every casino may have different offers and I like to try something new, I do not care really care about the KYC as long as it is not mandatory because I prefer to play in casino where KYC is not mandatory.

[virasog]

Players tend to play where they are winning. If they start at Bitsler and lose a little, they might jump over to Wolfbet and test their luck there. If they are losing on both that day, they might move over and see if stake is treating them any better.

I don't think a real gambler limits themselves to 1 platform. Different sites offer different things, different RTP, different originals, VIP perks, or whatnot.

The experienced gambler will never change platforms only because he is losing at one platform and wants to try another one. It's his luck that he is losing in gambling, and the platform has nothing to do with it. Yeah, he should be playing at a trusted casino and it can be any good casino. Changing casinos wouldn't change his fate.

Personally, I would be switching from casino to casino and usually play at one or two maximum gambling sites. This way you can also become a loyal member of the casino and can also achieve prestigious status like VIP, etc., and get extra perks from the casino.

[purple_sparkles]

I don’t like it when KYC is required from me. If I know for sure that they may ask for it during a withdrawal, I will refuse and choose an option without KYC. There is no point in sharing personal data, it’s not very reasonable, especially since there is no 100% guarantee that it will be kept safe or not shared with third parties. If I move to another casino, it would be to receive various bonuses, which can be tempting, but if KYC is mandatory, I will refuse without hesitation.

[Rashlyowl]

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?

Move from site to site without doing KYC. My personal information is very important for me to keep, let alone sharing it on sites, I won't even share it when my bros or family ask for it (talking about ID). That's the first & main reason, another reason (second) why I prefer to move from site to site is the difference in luck, don't know if this is real, but I feel it.

[mcdouglasx]

Pick the best possible option anf a couple is more than enough to play almost every game and then chose to share your KYC details with them because less number of verification means you will likely be exposed to less number of platforms but the risk factor is always there even if we do it on only one casino in our entire life time because once a details enters into online then erasing it is not possible.

That's right, the more sites we register on, the greater the risk of exposure. While KYC should only be used for verification purposes, meaning the casino shouldn't keep your data after identity verification, it should be destroyed. It's not like they're a bank that needs to keep your data stored on the site.

Keeping it on the site carries the latent risk that this information could be leaked or sold online by hackers.

[Cityhunter34]

These is not a new thing anymore because gambling is a personal decision which each and everyone us here have different target in gambling because most of them always have this feeling that jumping from one casino to another will going to get a win, which is not possible except luck on your side. Honestly, I don't see anything special in using different sites because most times we often get carried away by try to make deposits in all of them and at last we still end up losing all at the same time, and if you go with the wrong casino that is how you are exposing details, so there is no need jumping from casino to another because is still the same result since luck have the final say.

[Powerjumboo]

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?

People may not jump from one casino platform to another for fear of doing KYC and I have not seen any requirement for KYC in all the casino platforms I have seen. In fact, one of the reasons people jump from one casino platform to another is because of the bonus offers. As far as I know, there is no requirement for KYC in the casino platforms I have used. I can gamble without KYC and I am still gambling.

[finaleshot2016]

No. 1 is rewards and promos. Why would you stay in a casino where there's no benefits and tiers if you can get a free promo in other casinos? And that's the major reason why people jumping casino to another casino, it's because there's no KYC. Imagine if majority of the online gambling platforms have kyc, why would you transfer if you're already on a kyc-free platform and it's rare. Some people have problems with exposure on different platforms but did you know that you're already giving exposure to the social media if you're active to it? It's no difference and besides there are VPNs or you can use some dummy account for gambling purposes only. You can also buy burner phones or laptop specifically for gambling, it's just a small bucks compare to what you're spending in gambling.

[Su-asa]

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'm sure that the reason why some gamblers jumps from one casino platform to another is probably because of the free bonuses the other platforms offers or the current gambling platforms that they are using they no longer find it attractive like the previous time they just registered. One thing that really makes gamblers jump from casino to another casino is because of too much lossss, they probably think that if they start gambling on another gamble platform they will win more than the current ones.

[uchegod-21]

Any gambler who truly cares about his privacy ad safety should know that jumping from one casino to the other exposes him to greater risks. It is a clear case of wanting to "eat your cake and still have it" for a gambler to try his luck with multiple casinos; grabbing bonuses, freebies and wins, yet still want his identity protected. It is safer dealing with just one reputable casino which you trust to keep your information with them safe. I know some will say they'll try no-kYC casinos, I don't trust that reputable no-KYC casinos exist.

You are right, playing at multiple centralized casinos will only increase data security risks even if they promise that the data is safe. It is said that customers can specifically request the casino to delete personal data if they are no longer using the casino, but to date I am not really sure if anyone has managed to delete it from the database. We are not accusing casinos of having weak data security systems, but we never know what will happen to that data in the long run regardless of their statements.

If someone truly cares about privacy and data security, I'm sure they'll choose a decentralized casino over a centralized one. Even if they're forced to play at a centralized casino, they won't play at multiple ones, as the more casinos that store their data, the greater the risk they face.

Fact is, gamblers have no control over what happens to their data. A simple regulatory action can expose every gambler who has used a particular casino before. With our brain's mind, we can just imagine the level of risk an individual who has his details scattered in multiple sites is exposed to. Data deletion is only true on paper, in reality, nothing like that really happens. At this point, we are only trusting the casino to protect us. That is why I will always emphasise on the need to only use reputable platforms. Bonuses and giveaways should not be the first criteria for anyone to use any platform.

[Odogwu-Blockchain]

If I am a lover of no KYC platform and I have sticked to one casino for long because of their features and bonuses as well as the type of game available, I'll also move to another no KYC platform if I could see a feature that's different from the previous ones. I don't mind jumping from one to another so long as I am not sharing my details to any platform.

If I am a KYC lover gambler, what's the point of not doing the same thing on another platform for more features and bonuses, I'll proceed to moving on and on searching for the features that will suit my needs.

[Creeper0]

This is a personal preference, so I don't have a definitive answer. Maybe they keep changing casinos in search of offers. They move from one casino to another to get free spins, deposit bonuses, etc. One of the reasons for this might be the fact that casinos are accepting the benefits that a new user is given.

Not everyone likes KYC. Some people prefer privacy the most, which is why they try to avoid KYC. But changing casinos may not have anything to do with KYC.

[suzanne5223]

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.

I believe gamblers understand the concept of gambling differently, and what works for me when it comes to gambling might not work for you.
Back to your question, some gamblers jump from one gambling platform to another just to try their luck, while some make such a move to escape KYC by leaving a gambling platform that requires KYC to play games on a platform like 2UP.io, which doesn't require KYC.

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.

That's only if they didnt move to a total no KYC casino like 2UP.io.

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?

You can choose to stick to a single casino, but every casino has different, unique services. If you're a lover of unique services of casinos, you can visit different casino but make sure they are casinos with genuine service and fairness with their game.