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So opened an account here, made a withdrawal. They have asked for 5 documents including Passport and proof of address. In the UK this is a thing of the past as this check is performed on sign up under the new regs. Why are they doing this? They also do not note they require all this on sign up which is again against the new rules. Also when you withdraw you cannot withdraw again until the current withdrawal is processed which is really pissing me off.

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1 hour ago, RespG40 said:

So opened an account here, made a withdrawal. They have asked for 5 documents including Passport and proof of address. In the UK this is a thing of the past as this check is performed on sign up under the new regs. Why are they doing this? They also do not note they require all this on sign up which is again against the new rules. Also when you withdraw you cannot withdraw again until the current withdrawal is processed which is really pissing me off.

So what's the problem exactly? That you didn't have to provide documents upon opening the account?

Verification of the player needs to always be done, if not on sign-up then usually on withdrawal.

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40 minutes ago, Skylined87 said:

So what's the problem exactly? That you didn't have to provide documents upon opening the account?

Verification of the player needs to always be done, if not on sign-up then usually on withdrawal.

Your missing my point. The verification happens automatically in the UK defeating the need for docs. 

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35 minutes ago, RespG40 said:

Your missing my point. The verification happens automatically in the UK defeating the need for docs. 

Pretty sure that there's no "automatic" verification in the UK. There will be always needs for documents, be it proof of address, credit card, source of wealth, etc. Unless something has changed in past week this is how it always was. The only thing changed was that casinos should do verification upon account opening.

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1 hour ago, Skylined87 said:

Pretty sure that there's no "automatic" verification in the UK. There will be always needs for documents, be it proof of address, credit card, source of wealth, etc. Unless something has changed in past week this is how it always was. The only thing changed was that casinos should do verification upon account opening.

They have to do identity checks on sign up, it is the law. If they cant do it automatically they cant allow you to gamble until you have provided docs. So, my point again, why ask for these ID docs if they have already conducted this "automatic check on sign up" which I have obviously passed? Its duplication and the UKGC brought these rules in partly to stop this nonsense of stalling a withdrawal.

15 minutes ago, Xxxxwildingxxxx said:

Not all casinos have automatic verification unless it's very new like 2 weeks old you

If you know this fact please show evidence so I can use it against any casino wantinging to very me 

Well I'm sorry but before you can gamble you need to have verified identity, that's the rules post May. The vast majority do this automatically and if they cant they ask for docs.

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2 minutes ago, RespG40 said:

They have to do identity checks on sign up, it is the law. If they cant do it automatically they cant allow you to gamble until you have provided docs. So, my point again, why ask for these ID docs if they have already conducted this "automatic check on sign up" which I have obviously passed? Its duplication and the UKGC brought these rules in partly to stop this nonsense of stalling a withdrawal.

Well I'm sorry but before you can gamble you need to have verified identity, that's the rules post May. The vast majority do this automatically and if they cant they ask for docs.

Most recently at 2 well know casinos I was not verified, also include deposit at them casino. 90% will allow deposit before verify just some  casino ask to verify fist and block on sign up but that like 5% to 10% of casinos. i like the idea verify first tho. I also joined a group casino where I could play before verify but asked for docs when I won recently! If it was law they wouldn't allow me to deposit before verify. Different casinos would have different rules to follow I would think depends on your level of licence. But just guessing

I think Sometime my type pad predicts words I dont want to use and automatically inputs them.

For my spelling errors.

So can I get my money back from casinos that allowed me to gamble before verify z

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1 hour ago, Xxxxwildingxxxx said:

Most recently at 2 well know casinos I was not verified, also include deposit at them casino. 90% will allow deposit before verify just some  casino ask to verify fist and block on sign up but that like 5% to 10% of casinos. i like the idea verify first tho. I also joined a group casino where I could play before verify but asked for docs when I won recently! If it was law they wouldn't allow me to deposit before verify. Different casinos would have different rules to follow I would think depends on your level of licence. But just guessing

I think Sometime my type pad predicts words I dont want to use and automatically inputs them.

For my spelling errors.

So can I get my money back from casinos that allowed me to gamble before verify z

In the UK the law is now that Identity checks  need to take place before allowing a player to gamble. See links attached, particularly 4.17Screenshot_20191120-132424_Drive.thumb.jpg.5350d711b2c712ae362ee6ffc9e8a3da.jpg

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4 hours ago, spiker1977 said:

When did you make a account on this casino?

What deposit method did you use? 

How do you expekt them to verify you? if you dont sent them document or use Bank ID? 

 

 

Few days ago. ID and Address was only asked for when making a withdrawal, which is exactly against what the UKGC state in the above document. I haven't seen any other casino ask for this since May as they have been able to verify automatically. Card etc I can understand a request for but ID etc I cant.

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1 hour ago, RespG40 said:

Few days ago. ID and Address was only asked for when making a withdrawal, which is exactly against what the UKGC state in the above document. I haven't seen any other casino ask for this since May as they have been able to verify automatically. Card etc I can understand a request for but ID etc I cant.

How have they been able to verify automatically?

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38 minutes ago, spiker1977 said:

How have they been able to verify automatically?

You can easily verify age and identity automatically, plenty software out there. No other casino I am on has asked for anything from me at all, not even a copy of the card. Slotsmillion are an exception.

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On 21/11/2019 at 13:45, Geordiemag1 said:

I know they use the electrol register that gives them your name age and address 

Yep, which is , as defined by the UKGC, Basic KYC. Honestly, every other casino fine and no issues. Videoslots, Leo, WH etc not asked for anything at all as they can do it electronically but here being asked for 5 documents to process a withdrawal. Btw it's still not processed!

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On 21/11/2019 at 16:05, Xxxxwildingxxxx said:

Maybe the mandatory is just verify you age doesn't mean they dont need to verify payment method or address they can't verify a payment method on sign up and before you play I suppose, and respg40 some casino don't verify untill you reach a certain level

No, the LAW, sorry for the caps but I have already confirmed this. Is that You need to perform basic KYC, that means name, date of birth and address before they permit you to gamble. Also the Markets Commission have stated categorically that redoing basic KYC should not stall a withdrawal. These are the rules in the UK.

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9 minutes ago, RespG40 said:

No, the LAW, sorry for the caps but I have already confirmed this. Is that You need to perform basic KYC, that means name, date of birth and address before they permit you to gamble. Also the Markets Commission have stated categorically that redoing basic KYC should not stall a withdrawal. These are the rules in the UK.

But what will stop you is your payment verify as there not going to ask until you deposit for that so yes on this one mate 

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21 minutes ago, Xxxxwildingxxxx said:

But what will stop you is your payment verify as there not going to ask until you deposit for that so yes on this one mate 

I'm not disputing checking the payment methods etc but I do object to ID and address again(which took over 24 hours to verify). All at withdrawal stage. If I eventually get the money that's fine but days and days without anything happening is completely against what is meant to be achieved by these checks.

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1 hour ago, RespG40 said:

I'm not disputing checking the payment methods etc but I do object to ID and address again(which took over 24 hours to verify). All at withdrawal stage. If I eventually get the money that's fine but days and days without anything happening is completely against what is meant to be achieved by these checks.

I see your point some casino have guides by licence and not law tho are you sure its law because they broke it in your case then if it is 

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