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mostly blocked by gambling sites and even if you got throgh, same KYC issue applies eventually

@justdoit "probably won't ask" isn't a great basis for such decisions. They can and wil request KYC someday

bc.game claims no kyc but reserves right to request it at any time. multiple reports of users getting kyc requests on large withdrawals. Also bc.game is completely unregulated and has no gaming license. u have zero protection if they decide to keep your money at this point

VPN doesn't matter if they request KYC. ANY! casinos can request KYC at any time, especially for withdrawals over certain amounts. You'll provide NY driver's license, they'll see you're from restricted jurisdiction and Busted! they'll lock your account and keep the funds per their terms.

@BTCCTB BC.game doesn't require KYC for crypto withdrawals under certain limits. but you're still breaking terms by using VPN from restricted jurisdiction. bigger issue is you're putting yourself at risk since you're gambling illegally in your state

Standard procedure unfortunately. Crypto casinos often do minimal KYC on deposit then full verification on withdrawal. Annoying but pretty common thing you'll need to provide what they ask. Just make sure you black out any sensitive info except name/address/date!

i won't be THAT pessimisting. if adoption grows potential future with L2 solutions reduce gas fees, more complex games possible, better UI and true non-custodial gambling is pretty real. so obviously we're not there yet but direction is interesting just don't expect it to replace Stake tomorrow

real issue with on-chain casinos is they're kinda limited. crash, dice, coinflip work on-chain. but slots? Live dealer? those need centralized servers. afm "fully decentralized casino" really means "basic gambling games on blockchain"

For crypto casinos specifically, best mechanics are ones with on-chain verification as most older gmaes have this, newer pragmatic stuff doesn't. Not saying rigged but transparency matters ok

The issue with megaways on crypto casinos specifically is most running off-chain now. Original BTG had on-chain verification for provably fair. New pragmatic/blueprint clones? Server-side RNG same as any slot So you're not getting transparency benefit of crypto casino AND playing oversaturated...

looked contracts for several crypto casino hot wallets and found interesting patterns: Stake moving more volume through mixers lately (probably unrelated to rtp but worth noting) BC.Game still settling most slots on-chain provably fair but pragmatic ones are off-chain server seed Gamdom hybrid...

also make sure you ordered from official site seen people get fake devices from amazon

Better than nothing but anyone who breaks in your house or visits can access it. Consider fireproof safe or split it across two locations. Also never ever type that seed phrase into any website or app. Exodus already has it, you don't need to "verify" it anywhere.

most alts showing declining active addresses vs 2022 and with lower transaction volumes developer activity dropped significantly.. so no new users just same degens trading projects not growing usage won't pump sustainably

who knows no official word yet but he was limited in practice yesterday. calf injury from before the Lakers game. so even if he plays, coming off injury against best team in league is brutal spot. OKC's length and switching will bother him

chill out on this one ksa enforcement targets operators not individual players. they've issued warnings to sites, blocked payments, but i haven't seen cases of players being prosecuted that said if something goes wrong you cant exactly complain to authorities

bc.game using crypto to bypass traditional payment rails that ksa can block so technically you could use it from nl payment blocking agreements target crypto on/off ramps now and mica regulations since december last year made exchanges more compliant with authorities getting money in/out might...

the reason mirror sites can offer payid when main sites cant is theyre using intermediary payment processors you send payid to the processor > processor credits casino account > when you withdraw processor sends back via payid so from one side not obviously something illegal but on the other...

hmm just checked zoome's official payment page. they list visa/mastercard, bank transfer, crypto (btc/eth/usdt), but no payid mentioned are u sure?

exchange tells you which network to use when you click depost. it'll show "deposit usdt" then show network options with different addresses for each. ALWAYS verify the network matches on both sending and receiving side. this is how people lose thousands