I had replied to one of your posts in the last week by saying that monthly bonus may come between 10th to 12th of this month. My guess was right. A little early monthly bonus isn't surprising in July month. Because Stake birthday is on 8th August. They will give the August monthly bonus on their birthday date.

Enjoying Horse Racing on Stake so far? 🤩



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https://stake.com/blog/how-to-bet-on-horse-racing

I guess for the few that might have gambled on the dog race simulations would have an idea on this. One thing I like Stake for though, the expanse of games and activities to ensure it’s customers/gamblers have lots and lots of options.
At first I thought this was going to be a simulation sport but, it’s the real deal and that’s just great. A little knowing your horse racer and rider would be enough to shatter the mystery of knowing and adopting.

Horseracing.net seems to be a good place to kick off the research on the sport and get good stats. Hope to see people buying the idea in time.

I tried to verify it, and based on my verification, there are only a few sportsbooks that have horse racing. I only tried 3 popular sportsbooks here (Duelbits, Metawin (just new), and Sportsbet). Only one of the three has horse racing odds, and that is Sportsbet. So those that are not even popular, for sure they don't have this kind of market. The good thing about having a complete market is that it could easily attract bettors, so Stake did a great job on this part.

Yaps, cause the sector are not quite popular.

Like, could be these sport only famous or quite interested in (UK) or some country (and pardon, usually a rich sport). Meanwhile, a sport like (Basketball, Football, e-sport) are quite high because all people from different age enjoying and can access more often to see these sport.

More markets to be open, more money casinos need to spend for the operational. If the sport sector not give a good money to the casino, usually they just wasting money (that's why we rare to see this kind of sport). Unless casino like stake or other casino who have a good revenue.

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BTW anyone facing some problems today? it's keep loading trying to join the free poker roll. I missed the match.

Trying to restrast my wifi and other still loading

Its rare to see a horse racing been featured on main stream that's why it didn't get much attention to the gamblers. Common thing added is those popular sports since sportsbook knows that they can get more revenue rather than adding those sports like horse racing which provably can't give any decent profit return for their business.

I also don't see much discussion about horse racing result so provably people interest towards betting this one is so low. So until there's less demand for it then provably that we could also rarely see this added on Stake or even on other casino. I think heard this horse racing betting option in Cloudbet but I'm not sure I rarely visit that casino.

I want to play at stake but my question is what initial level of KYC is required in order to enable deposit and withdraw functions ?

Here's the complete information about stake KYC>

https://stake.com/blog/kyc-know-your-customer-casino-guide

That's correct, you can play without KYC. Just create an account, and you are good to go. However, if you are a gambler risking a significant amount, I suggest that you follow the KYC process so you'll get your account secured. You won't be bothered by the KYC checks because you have already passed them when you started. But just read the link @Samrean ; full information is written there.

It is a temporary requirement that only new users have to do KYC but in future, I believe there will be mandatory KYc for all users, old and new users. Because KYC is part of AML and Stake.com as well as other gambling platforms will be targets of governments, DOJ and to avoid problems, they will force all users to complete KYC. Else users can decide to leave and find other platforms to use.

Like on centralized exchanges, to fulfill request from governments, mandatory KYC on all users is enforced by centralized exchanges. They don't exclude old users from mandatory KYC.

I think that needs to be confirmed, as I don't think there's an exemption to the rules. Just like an exchange, if you can trade without a KYC and then eventually the exchange requires everyone to pass the KYC, then it should be addressed to all users, not just the new ones. The same goes for the casino. Although I haven't followed a lot about the KYC update since I have not faced any problem gambling without KYC, this is the kind of logic I think. So I want to know if someone new here who has registered in the casino was able to play without a KYC, or not anymore.