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Caesars asking extra kyc after 3 months of deposits and one decent cashout

so after a handful of deposits spread over months with no issues, i cash out a mid-four-figure win and now caesars is asking for a video selfie and way more kyc than before. first i just had to do the usual docs and proof of address, but now it's like a full-on interrogation. i get that big withdrawals flag things but why wait till now after letting me play for ages? has anyone gotten through this extra round of kyc cleanly or is this just a slow-walk toward not paying out?

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so i’m scouting around for a spot where you don’t have to send in docs and selfies just to play some hands. i get why the kyc thing exists, but when it takes days or they ask for some weird utility bill, i’m out. always feels like a waste of time for low-stakes play especially when blackjack edges are so slim. i heard crypto options are faster but not sure what the actual tradeoff is for privacy versus hassle if you ever try to cash out big. really, i don’t care about massive bonuses or anything - just want to deposit, play, and maybe get paid out without a week of customer service ping-pong. i do all my bankroll management in spreadsheets anyway. does anyone here actually avoid verification completely these days? or is it just inevitable once you hit any decent withdrawal? curious if anyone has found a casino that’s decent for blackjack and sticks to just email plus deposit, nothing more.

Can you actually arb sportsbooks without getting your account limited

been looking into arbitrage opportunities, trying to figure out how some people claim to keep accounts open for ages. to me, it seems like as soon as you’re hitting even moderate profit, especially on small outfits, you get flagged. maybe on bigger books you fly under the radar a bit longer, but even there the moment you start betting edges only or never take a bad price, it’s like they zero in on you. guessing crypto books could be safer but i’ve read mixed reports there too, and then you’re worrying about payout reliability, which is another risk factor. trying to see if i’m missing something obvious or if there’s actually a method that makes arbing sustainable long-term, rather than just hopping from bonus to bonus or rotating accounts with friends, which gets complicated fast. tracking the limits is starting to feel like more work than the bets themselves.

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