any sport betting sites. without KYC?

**ardacet8** · 04-28-14, 01:59 AM

well, if you only use w.u., then most of the bookies dont want KYC. (5dimes, mansion88 are the ones I know of). And also Marathonbet doesnt want kyc if you use ewallets (neteller, skrill, ecopayz) and have only 1 or 2 permanent ip addresses than you regularly use.

**jjgold** · 04-28-14, 08:06 AM

I wonder if your verified with Neteller do you still need all documents??

**ardacet8** · 04-28-14, 09:19 AM

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<br>That's what I was saying about marathonbet. They dont require (commonly) a second check of your documents if you are using e wallets for which you already passed the kyc. But most of the bookies in europe requires kyc of their own.

**bullock** · 04-28-14, 10:57 AM

If your goal is multi-accounting , you'll have to open a new Marathonbet acc every week

If you just want anonymity, look for BTC books.

**Hareeba!** · 04-28-14, 11:23 AM

OP up to something dodgy.
I've never found KYC to be a problem.
But then I've always played it straight.

**betting-analyst** · 04-28-14, 03:15 PM

What about using a betting broker?, some can offer upto 10 accounts, all numbered, all with anonymity, not sure what they are like with US clients, if you´re from that side of the pond!