Topic: Roobet.com | Crypto’s Fastest Growing Casino 🦘 - page 122. (Read 84471 times)

Even if the site is secured, your data might not be safe outside this site especially if its regulated and the site submitted or all data to the regulator. The best way to protect your assets is to put it on your personally wallet, I'm always withdraw my money and never store any funds to any gambling site, I find this more safe and is a must. Choosing the best site can also lessen your worry, with this Roobet is one of the good choice based on my experience.

I checked out 'The Network State by Balaji Srinivasan' which seemed quite interesting as you mentioned. Didn't expect him to talk about topics like the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war along with crypto related stuff.

Personally, I would never depend on crypto sites to safeguard my assets which is why I tend to store my funds(Big amounts) in reliable wallets like Trezor, Exodus etc.

Enabling 2FA in regularly visited crypto sites also helps boost security.

If the old players of Roobet do find out that this sudden change of KYC and asking out for some level 1 information then they are free to leave and find for another one or casino for them to hang out if they do find

out these changes are really that a serious matter or a big issue for them.They arent forcing you to stay since it would be normal for a platform or a business to go along or to abide governments laws
which if they would really be tending to oppose then there's no possibility for them to operate more longer and this is something that they are really trying out to avoid.
You cant really just having no choice as a businessowner unless if you do plan on stopping and going against their will or whats mandated. Government involvement isnt something that
shocking anymore and they do really love on controlling everything as long they could be able to benefit out.

This is why many are against the KYC policy of Roobet, they know that it is still not safe but some left with no choice but to deal with it. Let’s just hope that security for Gambling site are more different, there might be no assurance for this though. The government will always have a choice to regulate everything in crypto, and that can include gambling regulations might be more riskier in the future.

Honestly, the point of it is exactly that; you do not end up meeting the wagering requirement while keeping all of your money. Obviously you could get lucky and win a huge amount from the bets, and if you are that lucky and win that, then you could continue to gamble with whatever you have and meet that requirement.

I have seen people who got like 900x returns on a single bet, which means that it could be covered with even just a single bet and even if you lose you still have more left in your account than what you started after losing the whole wagering requirement. But that requires you to have a huge win and that rarely happens which is why it's risky.

definitely
seems like claiming for "more regulation!" is just finding a simple solution for a complex problem, like trying to fit triangle-shaped pieces in circles on these child games, it may fit but something will be wrong.

the discussion is deeper than that

most people don't even consider the second and tertiary consequences of their decisions

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This is a good book, if you like it you may enjoy "The Road to Serfdom" by Hayek too
on a slightly different and updated world view, I'm reading "the network state" by Balajis now, really interesting one as well

There are so many silly people out there who actually believe that fully regulated crypto gambling sites is a good thing. They have no idea what world governments are capable of and follow them blindly.

Also, I checked out the book that you mentioned and I am intrigued. Will definitely read it properly soon.

I think they do that because somehow email marketing is done by various casino, I can't check if roobet send me some of it since my dummy email is at separate device but maybe other roobet players didn't also check due to rampant spams on emails. If there's an nice offer for regular players or even to all which is appealing then its good since its somehow add an excitement to the players and this casino is very well known spending a lot of money on marketing.

Thank you for the advice, I will do this if I get an offer from Roobet again, which is specifically sent to the player's email

I'm not really sure that Roobet does a lot of promotions like this where Roobet sends special offers to each user's e-mail, because if there were many there would definitely be many forum members here who would share their experiences in this thread regarding the offer, or whether Roobet is no longer choice of places for a forum member to play there? although I believe not because Roobet is one of the casinos that is quite trusted on this forum and is one of the choices to play, so in my opinion not all Roobet users get this offer and maybe players get this offer to get them back to actively playing on this gambling site

Yes, it would always boils down on own personal choice because not all would really be having that kind of consideration but if you are really that a whale or huge gambler then you have to dealt up with these things.

Casinos most of the time are regulated platforms or businesses which they do really abide on government laws and policies which it isnt surprising that they would really be imposing such rules basing up
on whats been mandated.

As a user then its up to you whether you would be finding another place to deal off with or would currently be dealing on the site that you are playing for long time
and do ask out for these informations?

There’s a lot of promotions like this with Roobet, they are encouraging all the registered players to play more. Every promotions have their own rules so better to read it first before participating to avoid any rejections with your bonus. There might no specific slot game for this, but again try to read every emails and if its work for you then better to grab that chance.

Have you checked your spam folder? Because, sometimes legit mails are caught up there or it's because we accidentally marked them as spam on the past but I think getting a mail like this will still be useless because of their hard requirements. The required deposit of 100 USD is also higher than on most offers that I see on some casinos.

@Strongkored I think there's a terms and conditions written on the same mail. You can click on that to see the full rules for that free spins. You can also click it manually in the bottom of their site. If all fail's then try the suggestion given by @babygun which is to ping the costumer support. Pretty sure that they will help you out.

the FTX case is the prove that regulation won't be the holy grail for consumer protection

regarding your comment on governments, you may enjoy to check Rothbard's book "Anatomy of the state", it's pretty much about how robbing and fooling people is the nature of the state and not an exception

some say that governments won't regulate crypto, but crypto will regulate governments.

As far as I remember there was but I forgot the name of the slot game.
30x or 40x is indeed the standard that is often used by casinos as a wager req, maybe players will be able to pass it but the chance to lose everything including the initial deposit is very likely unless we are really lucky or can choose which slot games can be played to meet the wagering rules. maybe next time I will immediately ask the live support if I get an offer like this again.

as I said at the beginning, KYC will be each individual's personal choice.
so there is no compulsion to do KYC in any gambling platform. and like me personally if I feel safe and comfortable on one of the gambling platforms and want to withdraw large amounts of funds and have to go through KYC, I will do that like I did at Roobet.

Im that confident that im aint sharing any information even with my IP address considering that my ISP do gives out that dynamic ones which it do changes out every modem reset which means that im still
not that known.

Its true that most casinos or platforms nowadays do really potentially or having the chance on asking out some KYC but this would be subjective and not really that compulsory
unless if you do make out some huge deposits then it would be understandable considering that these are also regulated platforms. Money laundering
would be always the sole reason we do know.

Interesting, never received such a mail but I would go into livechat and ask about it. I think you can expect a wagering requirement of around 30 to 40x (which would be pretty standard). Is there information on what slot you need to play it on?

Yup that is totally right. Even if a casino does not have any bad intentions they still most likely collect users data such as ip-address, browser-ids and pretty much anything they can gather just for their own safety.

If a casino wants to ban a person from playing on their site or from receiving any promotions, they need that data to identify the person they want to exclude from their site.

Roobet has always set an example in how good promotions should be carried out, this is something that they should take into account so that they continue to do it like this, very few casinos that are already established take out bonuses and promotions of this style, also what I like of this casino is that the promotions are different from the others, the contests, everything is different, and I think that what is different makes the difference and for me if they continue like this, they will continue to be a level 1A casino like the casinos that are always in the top.

What I like about Roobet is the variety of games, the responsibility with their payments, their withdrawals, and I think that makes the difference.


What happens is that the KYC for many is somewhat annoying, but as I said before, the KYC is something that we all have to get used to, it is not something new or anything like that, Roobet is a casino that is far above many more casinos, and the truth is that doing a KYC here is not such a bad thing, it is a casino that responds, that has good contests and that, apart from everything, complies when it comes to making withdrawals, I think that these premises are what every player seeks , who does not like having or being in a casino that can do many things and have the freedom to play and express themselves with more games and with opportunities to win in other things that are not the most common, such as art contests.

Actually the casino you're promoting under your signature are have KYC rule too and they've recorded your IP address during registration which mean you're already share your personal information to them

I don't see any casino that doesn't record any small personal and remain 100% anonymous, casino did that to combat against money laundering. There's nothing wrong to submit KYC to trusted casino like Roobet, they're have a lot promotion so it's used to prevent against abusers too.