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Quote from: babygun on April 12, 2023, 07:14:45 PM

Quote from: Hamphser on April 12, 2023, 05:30:29 PM

Quote from: babygun on April 12, 2023, 03:16:58 PM

Thanks for the update Efi! Will check out some of the latest casino reviews. Most of the names don’t ring a bell like heybets or wagmi casino. Even though the competition is so fierce in this field, there are still new casinos popping up. Probably in the next 2 years 50% of these casinos will have ceased operations.

This is what i like with BTCGosu on which they do really have exerted effort on giving out the updated lists not only limited on casinos but also into providers and other correlated stuffs which is something that

we cant really see today because they do eventually failed and die down along the way because of lacking interest.When it comes to review and guides then this site has it all.
Speaking about those sites you've mentioned the most of them are really that something new into my ears which its not shocking because we are really that
focusing that much into those known ones and doesnt really tend to look back into those newly launched.

I think we all have our favorite sites that we will use most of the time if we want to gamble but it is always fun to test out new casinos but they need to stand out in something. Some of the casinos also don’t have a topic here on bitcointalk which is why they are not really known.

That's the benefit BTCGOSU is very helpful here providing gambling sites complete with some reviews that we don't find in this forum.
I really like when spare time is reading on this site looking for something that I haven't found yet like new casino added on BTCGOSU site

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Quote from: Hamphser on April 12, 2023, 05:30:29 PM

Quote from: babygun on April 12, 2023, 03:16:58 PM

Thanks for the update Efi! Will check out some of the latest casino reviews. Most of the names don’t ring a bell like heybets or wagmi casino. Even though the competition is so fierce in this field, there are still new casinos popping up. Probably in the next 2 years 50% of these casinos will have ceased operations.

This is what i like with BTCGosu on which they do really have exerted effort on giving out the updated lists not only limited on casinos but also into providers and other correlated stuffs which is something that

we cant really see today because they do eventually failed and die down along the way because of lacking interest.When it comes to review and guides then this site has it all.
Speaking about those sites you've mentioned the most of them are really that something new into my ears which its not shocking because we are really that
focusing that much into those known ones and doesnt really tend to look back into those newly launched.

I think we all have our favorite sites that we will use most of the time if we want to gamble but it is always fun to test out new casinos but they need to stand out in something. Some of the casinos also don’t have a topic here on bitcointalk which is why they are not really known.

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Quote from: babygun on April 12, 2023, 03:16:58 PM

Thanks for the update Efi! Will check out some of the latest casino reviews. Most of the names don’t ring a bell like heybets or wagmi casino. Even though the competition is so fierce in this field, there are still new casinos popping up. Probably in the next 2 years 50% of these casinos will have ceased operations.

This is what i like with BTCGosu on which they do really have exerted effort on giving out the updated lists not only limited on casinos but also into providers and other correlated stuffs which is something that

we cant really see today because they do eventually failed and die down along the way because of lacking interest.When it comes to review and guides then this site has it all.
Speaking about those sites you've mentioned the most of them are really that something new into my ears which its not shocking because we are really that
focusing that much into those known ones and doesnt really tend to look back into those newly launched.

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Thanks for the update Efi! Will check out some of the latest casino reviews. Most of the names don’t ring a bell like heybets or wagmi casino. Even though the competition is so fierce in this field, there are still new casinos popping up. Probably in the next 2 years 50% of these casinos will have ceased operations.

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Quote from: StarBets on April 11, 2023, 11:48:27 AM

Hi BTCGosus!

This is Nora From StarBets!
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Hi Nora. I think you are doing pretty well, the site looks much better now than at the beginning, new in-house games are slowly being added, new providers, and lots of other updates look great. I never had any problems with deposits/withdrawals, and I didn't see anyone complaining about that... Dividends are paid regularly, everything works flawlessly. That is a big plus.

I believe that StarBets will grow if you keep up the good work you have been doing. Good luck!

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Hi BTCGosus!

This is Nora From StarBets!
We are happy to inform you that we have improved in many sections since you last updated the review. We did not have a Live Support chat. We added Live Support a couple of months ago. So far, we have five in-house games, and users can now verify their bets! We added LTC as a new Currency this month! Re-designed our VIP System, Added Mission, Added vault feature, Added Notifications for transactions, Added FAQs and many more. I want to Quote the update logs that we did in 2023.

Quote from: StarBets on March 14, 2022, 11:28:58 AM

Update logs:

05/04/2023: New Currency Added (LTC)

31/03/2023: New Update: New Rank Added to the VIP System

29/03/2023: New Provider (OneTouch) Added

16/03/2023: New Game: NEW In-House Game Keno is Added!

03/03/2023: New Provider (EvoPlay) Added

02/03/2023: Collection System Update: You can NOW collect your referral bonuses and Cashback in ONE Currency!

28/02/2022: New Provider (QuickSpin) Added

28/02/2022: New Provider (Yggdrasil) Added

19/01/2023: New Feature: Mission Added!

05/01/2023: New Feature: Vault Added! Keep your funds Safe with StarBets Vault.

Cheers Gosus!

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Quote from: arallmuus on April 05, 2023, 06:12:09 PM

Quote from: babygun on April 05, 2023, 05:16:37 PM

I also rarely play on Roobet but not really because of the forced KYC. They shot themself in the foot, but more and more casinos are now also asking for KYC. Roobet still seems to be growing and is pretty popular (at least that's what I think) so I guess the forced KYC didn't had a massive impact on them.

Roobet was probably one of the few gambling site that has wide varieties of slots offered back in the day that operate using crypto as payment method so back then, the userbase for this type of gambling sites came from fiat site that has already forced KYC onto their players so it doesnt really affect them that much because most players in Roobet probably used to it already when they played in fiat site

Some players left the site because of that but it is always expected to bring in new players because they do have massive marketing funds. They spend like atleast few thousands on bitcointalk every month and that is excluding the other marketing campaign that they had on another site

None of it changes the fact that asking an affiliate for KYC when you are Roobet... is an absolute joke Cheesy

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Quote from: babygun on April 05, 2023, 05:16:37 PM

I also rarely play on Roobet but not really because of the forced KYC. They shot themself in the foot, but more and more casinos are now also asking for KYC. Roobet still seems to be growing and is pretty popular (at least that's what I think) so I guess the forced KYC didn't had a massive impact on them.

Roobet was probably one of the few gambling site that has wide varieties of slots offered back in the day that operate using crypto as payment method so back then, the userbase for this type of gambling sites came from fiat site that has already forced KYC onto their players so it doesnt really affect them that much because most players in Roobet probably used to it already when they played in fiat site

Some players left the site because of that but it is always expected to bring in new players because they do have massive marketing funds. They spend like atleast few thousands on bitcointalk every month and that is excluding the other marketing campaign that they had on another site

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Quote from: iv4n on April 04, 2023, 12:50:42 PM

Quote from: babygun on April 04, 2023, 08:12:40 AM

Roobet was indeed one of the first sites to implement the KYC, but it is becoming a more and more general trend. On Stake, if you do KYC, you get higher bonuses. I have needed to do full KYC on a couple of big sites when I tried to withdraw small amounts (less tha 200$)

I remember when they implemented KYC, I didn't open Roobet after that. I am not sure why they decided to go that way, as UserU wrote "Roobet shot themselves in the foot when they forced literally every player to complete their KYC." I can't agree more with that...

I also rarely play on Roobet but not really because of the forced KYC. They shot themself in the foot, but more and more casinos are now also asking for KYC. Roobet still seems to be growing and is pretty popular (at least that's what I think) so I guess the forced KYC didn't had a massive impact on them.

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Quote from: babygun on April 04, 2023, 08:12:40 AM

Roobet was indeed one of the first sites to implement the KYC, but it is becoming a more and more general trend. On Stake, if you do KYC, you get higher bonuses. I have needed to do full KYC on a couple of big sites when I tried to withdraw small amounts (less tha 200$)

I remember when they implemented KYC, I didn't open Roobet after that. I am not sure why they decided to go that way, as UserU wrote "Roobet shot themselves in the foot when they forced literally every player to complete their KYC." I can't agree more with that...

Quote from: efialtis on April 04, 2023, 05:00:36 AM

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My actual response was: "...we are not going to do KYC for being an affiliate partner - that`s not gonna happen and actually unheard of, even more so in an unregulated market (Curacao).

I might change my mind if the owner of Roobet provides the same documents to us... " Cheesy

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I guess it's always the bottom line... if they share their KYC and everything affiliates/players will follow easily, but that will not happen. Privacy matters after all.

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Roobet was indeed one of the first sites to implement the KYC, but it is becoming a more and more general trend. On Stake, if you do KYC, you get higher bonuses. I have needed to do full KYC on a couple of big sites when I tried to withdraw small amounts (less tha 200$)

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@efialtis, frankly speaking, Roobet shot themselves in the foot when they forced literally every player to complete their KYC. I was nonplussed because it should be only reserved for high-valued withdrawals but there was no other way to skirt around it.

So previously when you rejected their requests, did they just go "Ok" and forget about them only to wake up later on and realize?

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Quote from: Zwei on April 01, 2023, 09:35:51 AM

Quote from: efialtis on April 01, 2023, 05:28:25 AM

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Wait, are they paying affiliate commissions with Fiat? A crypto casino paying with Fiat, just wow! Why bother with crypto then?

And who in their right mind verify a wallet address with a screenshot? Wait, do they only accept a wallet from an exchange? second wow!

Efialtis is this an April fools' joke?

Quote from: UserU on April 01, 2023, 09:43:28 AM

Quote from: Zwei on April 01, 2023, 09:35:51 AM

Wait, are they paying affiliate commissions with Fiat? A crypto casino paying with Fiat, just wow! Why bother with crypto then?

And who in their right mind verify a wallet address with a screenshot? Wait, do they only accept a wallet from an exchange? second wow!

Efialtis is this an April fools' joke?

That's putting a large brand in the spotlight. I really hope it's not a joke...

Quote from: Mahdirakib on April 02, 2023, 02:51:28 PM

Quote from: efialtis on April 01, 2023, 05:28:25 AM

They are seriously asking for all of that when they are the ones asking US to promote them... out of 120+ BTCGOSU partners, this is the first time we have ever seen anything like it.

I'm also hearing something like that for the first time in my gambling life. A Curacao license does not have KYB terms for the affiliate partners of a casino. Perhaps, Roobet team like to bring new regulations in the crypto gambling industry. I had stopped playing there in 2021 when they introduced mandatory KYC verification requirement for the users. A lot of casinos ask for the level 1 KYC documents nowadays, but it was rare at that time.

Are you going to continue your affiliate partnership with them by completing those verifications?

Please allow me to respond to all the three of you.

(Excuse me, I just noticed there were even more responses, I hope my response covers all of you)

First of all... NO, it was not a joke...

And of course, our response to it was that we are not going to re-establish the partnership...

My actual response was: "...we are not going to do KYC for being an affiliate partner - that`s not gonna happen and actually unheard of, even more so in an unregulated market (Curacao).

I might change my mind if the owner of Roobet provides the same documents to us... " Cheesy

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@Mahdirakib I will try and reach out to you in the near future regarding a full KYC "status check", as much as I hate that subject, since it absolutely illogical in the grey space we are in. Wink

If I remember correctly, Roobet is still listed somewhere on our site (based on the existing on-site referral program) but we have never bothered to push them or anything.

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Quote from: efialtis on April 01, 2023, 05:28:25 AM

They are seriously asking for all of that when they are the ones asking US to promote them... out of 120+ BTCGOSU partners, this is the first time we have ever seen anything like it.

I'm also hearing something like that for the first time in my gambling life. A Curacao license does not have KYB terms for the affiliate partners of a casino. Perhaps, Roobet team like to bring new regulations in the crypto gambling industry. I had stopped playing there in 2021 when they introduced mandatory KYC verification requirement for the users. A lot of casinos ask for the level 1 KYC documents nowadays, but it was rare at that time.

Are you going to continue your affiliate partnership with them by completing those verifications?

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Quote from: slapper on April 01, 2023, 08:28:27 AM

Wow, Roobet affiliate management is like a persistent ex that just won't give up! They keep coming back even though their management is terrible. But, I guess you have a soft spot for them and decided to give them another chance.

But, wait a minute. They are asking for a whole bunch of documents just to sign up for their affiliate program? Are they serious? That's like asking for your DNA sample just to buy a cup of coffee.

I mean, we understand the importance of KYC, but this is going too far. We're not buying a house here; we're just promoting their casino. Come on, Roobet, give us a break!

So, if you want to sign up for Roobet's affiliate program, get ready to provide all your personal details, including your DNA, folks. Just kidding, don't do that. But, seriously, Roobet, lighten up a bit.

This was a statement enough to make everyone dumbfounded.
They are one of the big casinos that are popular even their loyal customers don't play much anymore but why still put conditions that are difficult for gamblers when just to be able to join as an affiliate in their program.
Usually programs like this are not too complicated because they can be profitable but this makes it difficult for anyone who will join.
You see, no one wants to give all those requirements just for an affiliate program.

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Quote from: Zwei on April 01, 2023, 09:35:51 AM

Wait, are they paying affiliate commissions with Fiat? A crypto casino paying with Fiat, just wow! Why bother with crypto then?

And who in their right mind verify a wallet address with a screenshot? Wait, do they only accept a wallet from an exchange? second wow!

Efialtis is this an April fools' joke?

That's putting a large brand in the spotlight. I really hope it's not a joke...

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Quote from: efialtis on April 01, 2023, 05:28:25 AM

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Wait, are they paying affiliate commissions with Fiat? A crypto casino paying with Fiat, just wow! Why bother with crypto then?

And who in their right mind verify a wallet address with a screenshot? Wait, do they only accept a wallet from an exchange? second wow!

Efialtis is this an April fools' joke?

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Quote from: efialtis on April 01, 2023, 05:28:25 AM

Just wanna share a super funny experience... Roobet affiliate management has been poor ever since but it looks like there is no end really, lol.

They reached out for the ~10th time, asking to re-establish a partnership and after some thought, I agreed (as stated multiple times, I have a hard time not listing legit casinos, even when their (affiliate) management sucks).

We were ready to register for their affiliate program when we received the following message:

Additionally, could you please assist us with the below documents for compliance for the account KYB. We have options for both natural person and corporate entities:

A. Corporate Entity:
a. Company structure identifying involved parties and ultimate beneficial owners (UBOs) signed by a Director or Authorised Person.

B. Natural Person

a. Passport copy or ID card (if passport not available)

A. Corporate Entity:

Payment method verification

Bank: Latest statement of company’s bank account where funds will be received showing company name

Wallet: Ownership verification screenshot
Crypto: Screenshot showing user profile (on an exchange) with the crypto wallet address

B. Natural Person

Payment method verification:

Bank: Latest statement of persons bank account where funds will be received showing person’s name

Wallet: Ownership verification screenshot
Crypto: Screenshot showing user profile (on an exchange) with the crypto wallet address

They are seriously asking for all of that when they are the ones asking US to promote them... out of 120+ BTCGOSU partners, this is the first time we have ever seen anything like it. I know that some (not a whole lot) 100% regulated gambling operators might request some sort of KYC, this coming from a crypto casino with a Curacao license though... hilarious!

Wow, Roobet affiliate management is like a persistent ex that just won't give up! They keep coming back even though their management is terrible. But, I guess you have a soft spot for them and decided to give them another chance.

But, wait a minute. They are asking for a whole bunch of documents just to sign up for their affiliate program? Are they serious? That's like asking for your DNA sample just to buy a cup of coffee.

I mean, we understand the importance of KYC, but this is going too far. We're not buying a house here; we're just promoting their casino. Come on, Roobet, give us a break!

So, if you want to sign up for Roobet's affiliate program, get ready to provide all your personal details, including your DNA, folks. Just kidding, don't do that. But, seriously, Roobet, lighten up a bit.

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Just wanna share a super funny experience... Roobet affiliate management has been poor ever since but it looks like there is no end really, lol.

They reached out for the ~10th time, asking to re-establish a partnership and after some thought, I agreed (as stated multiple times, I have a hard time not listing legit casinos, even when their (affiliate) management sucks).

We were ready to register for their affiliate program when we received the following message:

Additionally, could you please assist us with the below documents for compliance for the account KYB. We have options for both natural person and corporate entities:

A. Corporate Entity:
a. Company structure identifying involved parties and ultimate beneficial owners (UBOs) signed by a Director or Authorised Person.

B. Natural Person

a. Passport copy or ID card (if passport not available)

A. Corporate Entity:

Payment method verification

Bank: Latest statement of company’s bank account where funds will be received showing company name

Wallet: Ownership verification screenshot
Crypto: Screenshot showing user profile (on an exchange) with the crypto wallet address

B. Natural Person

Payment method verification:

Bank: Latest statement of persons bank account where funds will be received showing person’s name

Wallet: Ownership verification screenshot
Crypto: Screenshot showing user profile (on an exchange) with the crypto wallet address

They are seriously asking for all of that when they are the ones asking US to promote them... out of 120+ BTCGOSU partners, this is the first time we have ever seen anything like it. I know that some (not a whole lot) 100% regulated gambling operators might request some sort of KYC, this coming from a crypto casino with a Curacao license though... hilarious!

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