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

[lombok]

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.

The need to maximise profits by use of welcome promotions makes us always look at other services that promise more benefits to new customers. Incidentally, this is such a smart idea of taking advantage of bonuses to prolong the length of a game without incurring personal costs. The fear of being identified in the deal can easily force us to use mediums that do not involve the official gathering of delicate information on the internet.

[HelliumZ]

Yes, there are many people who are afraid of doing KYC with personal documents, so they always try to avoid casinos that require KYC. The main reason behind this is that they don't want to leak their personal information. Many people don't want to do KYC with their personal documents to protect their privacy. Another important point is that it is not possible for gamblers who are under 18 years of age or do not have government documents to do KYC, so they avoid KYC-enabled casinos.

[_BlackStar]

There is a belief among gamblers that if you only gamble at the same casino in the long term, your luck will diminish because the casino will flag your ID as someone who only plays to lose. I never knew if it was true or just a myth - but many gamblers believe in this statement, so they will play at several casinos to increase their chances of winning.

The main issue is KYC – I think that's simply a rule that every customer playing at a casino has to comply with. Those rules didn't come from the casinos – but rather from the government, which wants to minimize money laundering on various online platforms such as casinos and exchanges. Of course, there are risks involved – but playing at multiple casinos is just an option, meaning you can play at only one casino if you object to the KYC rules.

[goldkingcoiner]

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?

Every platform to which you give your government-issued documents can be hacked. Or they simply sell/leak the data. The more platforms you register with KYC on, the higher your risk of your documents getting exposed.

Identity theft or worse can be an outcome. Imagine you are a multimillionaire playing with millions. Suddenly your home address, your financial status, your every detail is publically viewable on the darkweb. Boom, you just became a high-value target for kidnapping.

OR

They use your details to take out loans. Suddenly you owe people you never met before money and you cannot prove you did not take the loan.

[Shinpako09]

Actually, you don’t have to worry too much about KYC as long as you only play in reputable casinos. If you’re afraid of exposing your KYC, then just play in no kyc casinos or stick to one platform. As for me, I don’t see any problem with KYC anymore. I don’t see it as a big deal anymore. Usually, casinos have tight security because their reputation is on the line. We all have different reasons why we keep jumping from one casino to another. Some do it because they feel unlucky on one site and try another to see if they’ll have better luck there. Others do it mainly for wagering bonus purposes.

[Asuspawer09]

Isn't that normal, I do play on gambling websites and casinos but there are surely a bunch of them, all of the casino gambling websites are just different and there are different offers sometimes you just want to try other casinos because it is just fun or somethime, but mostly I think it is about the promos, there are different promos of different casino especially for who players that is going to join or just new players. We dont want our information to get linked because it can be used in a lot of illegal activities. I never do KYC on a gambling website, but I do jump to a lot of gambling website it is just fun to try new things, I guess If you are going to accept the KYC just find and pick one gambling casino that you trusted and do KYC, I agree it is not recommended to just do KYC on every casino because your data is just at risk.

Still, I would just play on a different casino that I want to try, or just to avail their promo whatsoever, or just try different games, sportbetter etc, but I would never do KYC on them.

[qwertyup23]

The problem is not submitting your KYC documents to the casino- it is the casino who handles these documents which puts the risk on their players to begin with.

To give you an example, there have been multiple reports in the past where the security and data server of an online casino was breached resulting to a leakage of personal information. This puts its players the risk of selling these personal information which ultimately affects the safety of those players.

You asked on why people jump from one casino to another- perhaps the answer would lie on the benefits and rewards provided by these casinos. If you see a casino offering a better bonus from your current one, I think we would all jump to that boat.

Actually, you don’t have to worry too much about KYC as long as you only play in reputable casinos. If you’re afraid of exposing your KYC, then just play in no kyc casinos or stick to one platform. As for me, I don’t see any problem with KYC anymore. I don’t see it as a big deal anymore. Usually, casinos have tight security because their reputation is on the line. We all have different reasons why we keep jumping from one casino to another. Some do it because they feel unlucky on one site and try another to see if they’ll have better luck there. Others do it mainly for wagering bonus purposes.

This is exactly I was pointing out to!

Established and reputable casinos have already proved themselves on the market given that they have invested money and effort in building a solid foundation for their security. This would mean that the chance of any data breach is relatively slim to none.

[Darker45]

There's fun in exploring and trying new casinos. Apart from that, there are also generous bonuses exclusively offered to new players. Many are probably taking advantage of first deposit bonuses, for example.

I guess sticking to one or two favorite casinos is quite normal. But it doesn't mean you would stop discovering better ones. There's high competition in the market. And every once in a while there's a new one that comes out offering features that make it better than the rest.

[yhiaali3]

Established and reputable casinos have already proved themselves on the market given that they have invested money and effort in building a solid foundation for their security. This would mean that the chance of any data breach is relatively slim to none.

The probability of a data breach is extremely low, yes, but it's not zero. Nothing on the internet is 100% secure; there's always a possibility of a data breach.

Also, don't forget that large, reputable casinos are more attractive to hackers than others because they know they have a huge number of users and significant funds, just like exchanges or other large websites.

[Rikafip]

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.

How would I share my documents by moving from one casino that doesn't have mandatory KYC to another that doesn't have mandatory KYC?

By the way, I am playing only on non mandatory KYC casinos, and as long there is possibilty for that, I plan to contineu doung it. Having said that, I know that there is a possibility that they ask me for KYC at any time, but since I am not doing any of the suspicious stuff, I like my chances.

[Anayochukwu]

There are many things that can trigger a gambler to another casino which we all know that some gamblers want to explore on the other casinos and have the experience. But I think mandatory KYC is what most gamblers normally avoid because they want a privacy, although that might not be there reason infact gamblers has many factors that influence them to join another casino which we might be wondering while they are jumping up and down which even make it more tougher for them to manage what they have because they are not spending in one place they are spending there and there.

[Dr.Osh]

I do use many casinos and am afraid to give detailed information about myself especially "KYC", I move from casino to casino not because of personal data reasons but each casino has its own uniqueness & promotions that is the main reason I use various casinos

[Pandu Geddon]

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?

The biggest reason gamblers switch from one casino to another is to look for welcome bonuses offered by casinos to new customers. Another reason might be wanting to try a new casino. However, they usually do not consider the KYC aspects of each casino. Most of those who switch casinos probably don't pay much attention to KYC matters. I can try several casinos, but not in detail with all their KYC requirements. Basically, they are almost all the same, and it comes down to personal comfort. Even though gamblers often try new casinos, they usually have one or two favorite casinos.

[Cointxz]

I do use many casinos and am afraid to give detailed information about myself especially "KYC", I move from casino to casino not because of personal data reasons but each casino has its own uniqueness & promotions that is the main reason I use various casinos

You’re right.

I just want to add that casino don’t ask KYC frequently which means you can play on casino for a long time without being required to do KYC.

I have a lot of casino account but only few of them is KYC verified and I do voluntarily in exchange for the bonus.

We have same reason why I keep playing on different casino.

[bakasabo]

There's fun in exploring and trying new casinos. Apart from that, there are also generous bonuses exclusively offered to new players. Many are probably taking advantage of first deposit bonuses, for example.

I guess sticking to one or two favorite casinos is quite normal. But it doesn't mean you would stop discovering better ones. There's high competition in the market. And every once in a while there's a new one that comes out offering features that make it better than the rest.

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.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I have two - three casinos where my documents are on file, and even that number sometimes makes me wonder whether it was worth it to go through KYC. But I know people who live by the principle that no matter how hard they protect their privacy, their data is still online, and after that, counting the places where they leave their documents is simply pointless.

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.

[Shishir99]

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.

[danherbias07]

Yeah, I will choose the latter. Choosing one reputable online casino or sports bookie and then sticking with it. Pass the KYC if it is mandatory, then don't jump to another.

I agree that it seems hypocritical for a gambler to keep on jumping from one gambling site to another that are all KYC-required before gambling, while they don't like the idea of a KYC. Maybe they are looking for something that would have a lesser information needed but I doubt there is one.
IMO, those who don't have KYC nowadays are more prone to less security, scam attempts, or simply cheating by freezing accounts so they can take advantage of the gambler who deposited a lot of money.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Most of the gamblers found under this category with their behaviors, they often thought of migrating to help them escape the terms and condition of the casinos, but not knowing that what they would have done is to know about the rules first, then any other thing may come after, when we don't know what the casino want and what they overlooked, it will be very difficult for us to enjoy using any and that is why some have been found migrating from one platform to another.

[danadc]

Things are like this for any casino these days; there are always many requirements for KYC Personally, I know that when I go to another casino, I have to get updated documents, and that alone makes me lazy, I prefer to stay in the casinos where my KYC is already up to date, It's less work; it's not fear, it's more like laziness, and besides, it's a nuisance because I don't deposit any money until my KYC is ready.