Looking for no KYC brands

[krister]

Hi guys! Could you recommend me brands (I need a few ideally), which does not require players to pass KYC (i.e. download docs on withdrawals). Geo is global. Moreover, preferably they need to accept UK/US players, have enough deposit methods and games, and, last but not least, do not scam players. I understand I am asking too much, but anyway...

[baldidiot]

You won't find any UK licensed sites that don't have some form of KYC as it's required by law now. Sometimes they use credit checks rather than specifically sending in docs but a verification still needs to be made (for UK players, at least).

[Mattbar]

Licensed sites by their nature are going to require some sort of KYC these days. Perhaps the bitcoin / crypto programs are an option?

[baldidiot]

Licensed sites by their nature are going to require some sort of KYC these days. Perhaps the bitcoin / crypto programs are an option?

Crypto casinos in the UK are still supposed to be licensed though... most aren't, but those aren't technically allowed in the UK.

[krister]

I understand that all licensed casinos require KYC. I am asking about brands that only do it on paper.

[Mattbar]

Crypto casinos in the UK are still supposed to be licensed though... most aren't, but those aren't technically allowed in the UK.

That's what I mean, there are some that will take players with no KYC, they are not licensed though and I wouldn't touch them.

In other geos they are an option though.

I understand that all licensed casinos require KYC. I am asking about brands that only do it on paper.

There are plenty out there that will do this, the question is whether you want to push unlicensed brands in regulated markets? I doubt you are going to find a reputable licensed brand that won't ask you or your players to go through some KYC.

As baldidiot mentioned before though plenty of brands can do KYC by soft credit checks so in that instance many players can sign up without needing to go through sending documents in, if that is your main concern. They are still ultimately KYC checked though.

[PROFRBcom]

All crypto casinos, sports books, and poker sites are what you are looking for. They exist, but I don't trust many of them to be honest with you.

Nitrogensports does no KYC for example, but the affiliate pay is the worst of the worst, the conversions suck (low single digits), the affiliate support is non-existent, their reps will buy you drinks and lie to your face at affiliate conferences then disappear and renege on their offers months later, etc.

Blockchain poker is a small poker website that does not KYC and is crypto-only, but I have literally thousands of players there and make maybe enough to buy a fast-food hamburger every month.

SWC Poker Club is another crypto poker site who does no KYC. I make a little more money there, but conversions are weak at all crypto-only websites when compared to those more mainstream offshore sites, and the pay, again, is small. In this case, SWC charges very low rake and offers high rewards... great for the players, but leaves little room for profit for the affiliates, and as such, we make less money on this website than it takes to pay the least expensive member of my staff on a monthly basis... i.e. it isn't terribly profitable.

Are there crypto only sports books and casinos out there other than these who don't do KYC? Sure there are. I am unfamiliar with them however and wish you the best of luck finding them.

If you are interested in promoting any of the brands I mentioned above and want to chat, feel free to PM me and I'll provide more details/answer your questions.

Cheers

[baldidiot]

As baldidiot mentioned before though plenty of brands can do KYC by soft credit checks so in that instance many players can sign up without needing to go through sending documents in, if that is your main concern. They are still ultimately KYC checked though.

I think even when they soft search they could still end up asking for docs as well. Especially if they have to do additional KYC or SOW checks for whatever reason (ie: based on player activity).

[gil.langelaan]

Probably you can try to add a few crypto casinos and try them out as guys suggested above. They are often don't require any KYC verifications or something. But I can't say all of them are reliable.

[Sherlock]

Nearly anyone who did not want KYC in the past wanted it now. It is much better to get the KYC, and get it upfront. The players can and were trapped in this.

[AliceJo]

They're already saying it.
No KYC required if you use cryptocurrency.