Do you trust online poker sites with your personal information?

[Maya]

Sometimes I have to do KYC on poker sites for a withdrawal. When that is the case, I have no option her than submit my documents. Otherwise, I doupload my personal information. Generally, I don't like to submit my information on a poker site or any other gambling site.

 

[nethunter2]

I don't trust any online poker website with my own personal information it's like revealing your identity or confidential record to third party so I can never do this for no reason it's very complicated

 

[Ja sa bong]

I do not trust anyone online with my personal and financial information. This is why I thoroughly vet and research a casino before signing up. If they have had a scandal, breach, or payment issues in the past, I am not playing at that casino.

This is what playing smart is about. If you ignore those information, you might pay the price one day and it's going to be very costly. Some player are too lazy to look for those red flags before they join a poker site.

 

[Nomad]

Some poker sites ask you to do KYC for withdrawal. I don't feel comfortable doing it but I have to do it otherwise I will have to forget about my money. I try to share minimal personal on poker and casino sites

 

[Ace]

I trust the bigger, licensed poker sites more than smaller unknown ones, but I’m still careful with personal information online in general. Since poker sites require KYC and payment verification, you kind of have to trust them to some extent.

 

[Ace]

You kind of have to trust reputable, licensed poker sites because KYC and payments are part of the process, but I still only use well-known platforms. If a site feels sketchy or too new, I’d rather skip it than risk my personal data.