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I get why live game shows are becoming so popular. They feel faster and more social than regular slots, especially games like Crazy Time or Lightning Storm where one round can suddenly turn interesting -
I agree. A proof of address should normally be enough unless the casino has a very specific reason for asking for more. A video of someone’s home feels much more intrusive than standard KYC, so they should explain exactly what they need to confirm, how the video will be stored, and whether there is a safer alternative.
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This is probably the part that caught my attention because most people only think about fees when choosing an exchange. I’ve noticed that during fast moves the execution quality can matter way more than saving a tiny amount on trading costs. A few seconds of delay can completely change the result, especially with volatile coins. Makes you realize there’s a lot more happening behind that simple buy button than it seems. -
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I would also be very uncomfortable with this kind of request. A proof of address document already shows where you live, so I don’t really understand what extra verification a home video is supposed to provide. If they have a specific concern, they should explain it clearly instead of just asking players to record their private space. I’d definitely ask them for the reason before sending anything.
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