Have you had any trouble with the verification process at certain casinos? Many people are sick of the long verification processes and tend to look for no-verification casinos.
As oppose to the slow verification procedures, my GF bet on the UEFA 2024 finals and won. Winbet was the online casino that she picked and I can confirm she received her winnings within less than a day including the KYC process.
Yes, and I totally get why people are leaning towards no-verification casinos; they’re all about diving into the action without the paperwork headache. But, while skipping the hassle is tempting, it's also important to remember that verifications are there to keep things secure and legit. Still, a smoother process wouldn't hurt anyone, right?
I am all in for the verification process as it adds another layer of security, although it maybe an 'extra step' for some but at the end the day our safety should be the priority. Also, I believe it will somehow prevent underage gambling as I assume that they are going to asks for IDs.
Even though it might be a hassle, it's always better and safe than no-verification casinos.
Yep, many companies have suddenly required extensive verification checks as I have gone to withdraw money.
Fortunately, the gambling regulators in the UK have introduced new rules where they need to try and verify you as soon as possible rather than when you win!
I think it's not a problem to do verification before playing. Infact it gives you a layer of security. Of course if there are unnecessary checks, stretching time; that may raise a brow.
@khalidbedouin Yes smooth procedure of verification is very important for me.
@dany They know what they're doing - then they play funny games with the types of documents, the image quality, etc.
Yes, quite a lot actually. I don’t really like that they ask for a proof of address. What would they need that for?
I think extra time for verification is justified if you want to keep everything secure. The casinos need to make the verification process smoother though
I'm okay with verification process as long as it doesn't take very long.
My biggest problem with the verification process at casinos or other sites is that you usually have to provide sensitive details that you wouldn't want to fall into the wrong hands. No matter how good the security measures are at the casino, there will always be skilled and determined hackers who can bypass this and breach the system.
Online casinos and sportsbooks are obvious targets for cybercriminals as many of them have thousands of members and this data would fetch a high price on the black market. I don't know about you but this concerns me greatly. On the few occasions that I have verified a gambling account, the process has been reasonable and completed in a couple of days.
