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sportsbook asked kyc only after i tried withdraw from a tennis win

Had a nice little win on a tennis underdog and right after I put in for a withdrawal, the sportsbook hits me up with KYC. Never asked for anything during deposit or while betting, just when I want my money out. Supposed to be a crypto site too, so it threw me off. I get the reasoning around regulations and anti-fraud stuff, but the timing is sketchy every time.

Do they really care about compliance, or is it just about making things harder to cash out when people actually win? Anybody else seen this pattern where it's all smooth until you actually try to withdraw? I don't even mind some basic ID stuff, just feels like it's never about my safety. Makes me double-think where I'm parking my crypto next time.

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Yeah lol, withdraw-only KYC is the oldest sportsbook move there is. "Compliance" suddenly matters the second YOU win lmao

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had this on a poker cashout lol deposited in 2 mins then got the full detective kit at withdraw, calm lil adjustment till u win lmao

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"full detective kit" is so real lol, roulette wins get that same sudden fbi energy too

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"compliance" my ass, tennis always brings this out tbh

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I've seen that happen before. A lot of sportsbooks wait until the first withdrawal or larger withdrawal before requesting verification.

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Yup, classic. Smooth on deposits, sooo interested at cashout. Blackjack joints pull that same tired move.

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Maybe compliance, but poker rooms do it too!!!

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