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Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 10:25:02 AM

Regardless of what other casino representatives said, I would avoid a casino that requires my real phone number and requires me to verify the account by providing OTP. It is probably one of the strongest methods for 2FA, but now the phone number is tied to identity information. Submitting the phone number means sharing your personal information with the casino. So if the phone number is optional and it is okay to submit random phone numbers, I think people who love anonymous casinos would go for it. But at the same time, it is kinda unethical. I would also recommend not to do that.

2FA through SMS is very weak by existence of Sim port (Sim swap) attacks. Using your phone number for KYC and 2FA is risky for not only your privacy (doing KYC means no privacy) but also your account security.

2FA should be provided by an open source 2 factor authenticator application than your phone number and SMS.

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So, what about facial recognition which is also a part of KYC verification process, cause this is a kind of verification process to confirm the authenticity of the account user.

Quote from: Obim34 on December 14, 2025, 09:22:27 PM

Even if there might be some truth in what he said (we pray against bad times to catch up), but it was too direct to say something like this, I hope we're all here, regardless we can't tell the future.

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what you said is the fact. 2034 is 9 years from now. And destinies differs and age differences will not allow many to witness that tournament. But I strongly believe that the Saudi Arabia users that here will witness it and watch the tournament. 9 years from now, most of you will be at your 40s, 50s and 60s which you can watch the match.

The time me frame of the World Cup, in most cases favored Africans. It always happens in the evening when people have come from work and resting.

Quote from: Shishir99 on December 14, 2025, 12:24:15 PM

Quote from: Synchronice on December 13, 2025, 06:06:13 PM

I wouldn't surely go with Argentina and I'll tell you why. Since the match is in the home country, these teams perform very well because the atmosphere, weather conditions and everything is very familiar and in their favor, also lots of local people come to support them. Psychologically, they have a huge boost and it has a very positive role on the outcome. I wanted to bet on Argentina VS Saudi Arabia but I didn't because the match was at home for Saudi and I also remember how Russia almost beat Croatia in 2018 (the result was 2:2 but in Croatia won in penalties).

Sorry for interrupting, didn't the last World Cup take place in Qatar?
I understand that it was in an Arab country, but Qatar and Saudi Arabia are different countries, mate. I don't think they were getting any additional benefits from the stadium. However, you are right about the local people and the weather conditions. Understandably, they got massive support from the locals, and the weather was in their favor.

Saudi Arabia invested a considerable amount of money in their sports, and it will be the host of the FIFA World Cup in 2034. We will have to wait another nine years to see this happen. Some of us won't be there to watch the World Cup.

You are right, I made a mistake. I don't know why but suddenly I thought that Saudi was playing at their home. By the way, I did more research right now and watched some highlights. They only won against Argentina, they lost against Poland and Mexico after that. They were really lucky and probably Argentina underestimated them and wasn't that motivated against them because the name speaks itself, it was a match against Saudi Arabia, which is not a big or exciting name in football.
To sum up, that was definitely a phenomenal performance from Saudi Arabia. Their defense line played very well, Argentina was caught offside six times in the first half.

By the way, what do you mean in Some of us won't be there to watch the World Cup? 2034 is in 8-9 years, I bet no one here is old enough to not reach 2034 Cheesy

Regardless of what other casino representatives said, I would avoid a casino that requires my real phone number and requires me to verify the account by providing OTP. It is probably one of the strongest methods for 2FA, but now the phone number is tied to identity information.

Use a burner phone!
I use a different phone number on a prepaid plan for all my exchanges and other stuff that is not by bank accounts, as they don't work with a different number, a second layer of security for their app.

So if the phone number is optional and it is okay to submit random phone numbers, I think people who love anonymous casinos would go for it.

Submitting a random phone number is way riskier, you're basically enabling a backdoor there, plus you're giving the casino a reason to start bullying you, you provided fake data so now they can abuse it the other way and ask you for everything they want to verify you before allowing you to cash out!

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 10:42:04 AM

Regardless of what other casino representatives said, I would avoid a casino that requires my real phone number and requires me to verify the account by providing OTP. It is probably one of the strongest methods for 2FA, but now the phone number is tied to identity information. Submitting the phone number means sharing your personal information with the casino. So if the phone number is optional and it is okay to submit random phone numbers, I think people who love anonymous casinos would go for it. But at the same time, it is kinda unethical. I would also recommend not to do that.

2FA through SMS is very weak by existence of Sim port (Sim swap) attacks. Using your phone number for KYC and 2FA is risky for not only your privacy (doing KYC means no privacy) but also your account security.

2FA should be provided by an open source 2 factor authenticator application than your phone number and SMS.

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I didn't mean that, Lakai.
I am worried about dying early. A lot of young people die from diseases and accidents. I hope nothing happens like this to my friends and me. I don't have enemies in real life. I don't think someone would attempt to kill me. But seeing some promising young politicians in my country who the criminals shot, I feel like people cannot know when they will die, actually.

Okay, I'm surprised that you actually meant that. It's incredibly sad, of course, that you look to the future and actually have to expect people to die young, whether from illness or attacks on their person.

If you don't live in countries where attacks on politicians do occur, it's easy to forget that such things can actually happen. But of course, I hope that we will all experience the upcoming World Cups in good health and that none of us will fall victim to the scenarios you described.

Quote from: noormcs5 on Today at 05:34:18 PM

Well, these days even if the timing is a bit off in some regions. I would personally prefer to stay up all night to watch my favorite teams playing a FIFA World Cup match.

I'll actually decide that at short notice. My country's games are actually taking place in the middle of the night, one at 1 a.m. and one at 4 a.m. I can't imagine doing either of those things at the moment, but if our team performs well, I might be motivated to actually watch the games.

Quote from: Lakai01 on December 14, 2025, 06:59:52 PM

Quote from: Shishir99 on December 14, 2025, 12:24:15 PM

Saudi Arabia invested a considerable amount of money in their sports, and it will be the host of the FIFA World Cup in 2034. We will have to wait another nine years to see this happen. Some of us won't be there to watch the World Cup.

I hope you were referring to the fact that there is quite a large time difference between the US and Saudi Arabia, which means fewer people will be able to watch the games, and not because you believe that many people will die within nine years Wink

We Europeans will already be dealing with the time difference issue next year at the World Cup in the US, Canada, and Mexico. Most of the games will start early in the morning, so it will be almost impossible to watch them live unless you are on vacation and can sleep in the next day. For someone who works, however, this is almost impossible.

Well, these days even if the timing is a bit off in some regions. I would personally prefer to stay up all night to watch my favorite teams playing a FIFA World Cup match. This even comes after four years and cannot be missed. One may have to sacrifice his sleep for a few days and get a holiday once or twice a week if you're doing a job Wink

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 10:48:38 AM

Quote from: memehunter on December 14, 2025, 01:49:55 PM

True, your info must be encrypted in an ideal scenario. BTW, your info is not safe with the government as well lol.

Well, the government already sold the national ID database to 3rd party, and it is already at risk. We had a prime minister named Sheikh Hasina, and she had a son named Joy, who actually sold the NID server copy to third-party companies, claiming he sold it to banks and NGOs for NID verification purposes. However, the truth is that most of our NID was already exposed on the dark net, and criminals can use that information to their benefit.

Same here in my country. Recently a major news of breach in aadhar data surfaced. This was shocking because aadhar is supposed to be encrypted with a high level of encryption, but it seems the data is available for sell in the market lol.
First government forces you to share your information than uses it to exploit us whether through big companies or for controlling the masses.

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Quote from: Lakai01 on Today at 06:59:52 PM

We Europeans will already be dealing with the time difference issue next year at the World Cup in the US, Canada, and Mexico. Most of the games will start early in the morning, so it will be almost impossible to watch them live unless you are on vacation and can sleep in the next day. For someone who works, however, this is almost impossible.

Nigeria is 5-8 hours ahead of the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Our time zone differs greatly, and also depending on the city hosting the game. I think few people will have free time to watch the game, especially when it isn't own nation on live, staying awake or clustering with working hours is how difficult it gets to spare time. During the last World Cup, Qatar was only 2 hours ahead (time zone), the timing was perfect for any fixture, I remember watching the finals on a cool evening.

Quote from: Lakai01 on Today at 06:59:52 PM

Saudi Arabia invested a considerable amount of money in their sports, and it will be the host of the FIFA World Cup in 2034. We will have to wait another nine years to see this happen. Some of us won't be there to watch the World Cup.

I hope you were referring to the fact that there is quite a large time difference between the US and Saudi Arabia, which means fewer people will be able to watch the games, and not because you believe that many people will die within nine years Wink

Even if there might be some truth in what he said (we pray against bad times to catch up), but it was too direct to say something like this, I hope we're all here, regardless we can't tell the future.

Saudi Arabia invested a considerable amount of money in their sports, and it will be the host of the FIFA World Cup in 2034. We will have to wait another nine years to see this happen. Some of us won't be there to watch the World Cup.

I hope you were referring to the fact that there is quite a large time difference between the US and Saudi Arabia, which means fewer people will be able to watch the games, and not because you believe that many people will die within nine years Wink

We Europeans will already be dealing with the time difference issue next year at the World Cup in the US, Canada, and Mexico. Most of the games will start early in the morning, so it will be almost impossible to watch them live unless you are on vacation and can sleep in the next day. For someone who works, however, this is almost impossible.

Sorry for interrupting, didn't the last World Cup take place in Qatar?
I understand that it was in an Arab country, but Qatar and Saudi Arabia are different countries, mate. I don't think they were getting any additional benefits from the stadium. However, you are right about the local people and the weather conditions. Understandably, they got massive support from the locals, and the weather was in their favor.

Yes, the last FIFA World Cup took place in Qatar and that was in 2022. Qatar and Saudi Arabia are totally different countries, although both of them are located in the Asian region. The next World Cup will be in 2026, and it will be jointly hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Quote from: Russlenat on Today at 02:06:33 PM

Saudi Arabia invested a considerable amount of money in their sports, and it will be the host of the FIFA World Cup in 2034. We will have to wait another nine years to see this happen. Some of us won't be there to watch the World Cup.

Why? Are we not going to live for another nine years or world is going to end before that Shocked

Quote from: memehunter on Today at 02:16:46 PM

I don't care about basic KYC either.

The details you provide during basic KYC has to be correct and you can not just fill up any random data. Basic KYC details must match the details that are there in your actual documents and no one should take the risk of filling wrong information.

Have you already tried entering different details from what you submitted during KYC? There are actually casinos that let you gamble even with email verification only. Some don�t even require much information at the basic KYC stage.

Because of that, the details you type in early on aren�t always that strict. If later on you fill out something that doesn�t match, it can usually still be edited. It�s not a big deal for the casino since their real basis is the documents you submit. Anything written without documents is more like temporary info and can be changed, except for the email address.

Yes, some casinos are not so strict at the beginning of registration, but keep in mind that we should fill in the registration with the correct data to anticipate things that are not desirable in the future. Now usually people ignore this so this is what causes problems.

I think the casino also has the right to be suspicious when at the beginning filling in with inappropriate data but after running we change it to valid data because of a need such as being required for KYC. Although some casinos allow us to change it, we should minimize the risk from the start.

Quote from: Russlenat on Today at 02:06:33 PM

Quote from: Russlenat on Today at 02:06:33 PM

I don't care about basic KYC either.

The details you provide during basic KYC has to be correct and you can not just fill up any random data. Basic KYC details must match the details that are there in your actual documents and no one should take the risk of filling wrong information.

Have you already tried entering different details from what you submitted during KYC? There are actually casinos that let you gamble even with email verification only. Some don�t even require much information at the basic KYC stage.

Because of that, the details you type in early on aren�t always that strict. If later on you fill out something that doesn�t match, it can usually still be edited. It�s not a big deal for the casino since their real basis is the documents you submit. Anything written without documents is more like temporary info and can be changed, except for the email address.

I have a first hand experience of going through the hassle with a very reputable casino. Generally, basic KYC is not limited to email only, it requires your real name and address etc. You just don't need to send the documents at the basic KYC stage.
Usually cheaters make a dozen of new accounts to exploit some promotions and later KYC with the account which has the big money, that is why if you change your initial info (which you provided during signup) raise questions in casino's POV.

This is a crucial point a lot of newbies miss. That initial info you put in during signup? Treat it as permanent. Even a typo in your street name can trigger a manual review and freeze your funds later. They assume any change, especially before a big withdrawal, could be someone trying to "attach" a stolen ID to a winning account. Always double-check everything at the start, even if it's just the basic KYC.

I don't care about basic KYC either.

The details you provide during basic KYC has to be correct and you can not just fill up any random data. Basic KYC details must match the details that are there in your actual documents and no one should take the risk of filling wrong information.

Have you already tried entering different details from what you submitted during KYC? There are actually casinos that let you gamble even with email verification only. Some don�t even require much information at the basic KYC stage.

Because of that, the details you type in early on aren�t always that strict. If later on you fill out something that doesn�t match, it can usually still be edited. It�s not a big deal for the casino since their real basis is the documents you submit. Anything written without documents is more like temporary info and can be changed, except for the email address.

I have a first hand experience of going through the hassle with a very reputable casino. Generally, basic KYC is not limited to email only, it requires your real name and address etc. You just don't need to send the documents at the basic KYC stage.
Usually cheaters make a dozen of new accounts to exploit some promotions and later KYC with the account which has the big money, that is why if you change your initial info (which you provided during signup) raise questions in casino's POV.

I don't care about basic KYC either.

The details you provide during basic KYC has to be correct and you can not just fill up any random data. Basic KYC details must match the details that are there in your actual documents and no one should take the risk of filling wrong information.

Have you already tried entering different details from what you submitted during KYC? There are actually casinos that let you gamble even with email verification only. Some don�t even require much information at the basic KYC stage.

Because of that, the details you type in early on aren�t always that strict. If later on you fill out something that doesn�t match, it can usually still be edited. It�s not a big deal for the casino since their real basis is the documents you submit. Anything written without documents is more like temporary info and can be changed, except for the email address.

I don't care about basic KYC either.

The details you provide during basic KYC has to be correct and you can not just fill up any random data. Basic KYC details must match the details that are there in your actual documents and no one should take the risk of filling wrong information.