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Correct, adding out a feature and implementing it should really be asked out if this one would be preferred or they would rather stick out on the traditional way of withdrawing without having those IP restriction.

Its true that it wont really be that convenient since you cant really make any withdraw if you are out of your own home since IP would be different but just as said that security is much more tighter with this.
Asking the community would really be a good idea because implementing it directly might really be ending up on lots of bashes and complaints because not all would really be that confident on having this.

Not convenient if you are always away from your home so for sure you will find hassle to transact things on your account but its somehow addition on security measure if this one will be implemented since no one can withdraw your funds unless you are at your home and use the tied up IP on your account. But I don't think this one will be is also a good option since there are so many users who frequently not at home so doing transactions will really be hassle to them. But if Roobet will do a poll towards this and see the people sentiments on this possible implementation then they might read what people thoughts about this discussion.

But it would really be a hassle on users side when you do tend to make out withdrawals specially when you are in transit which it do basically you cant make out withdrawals unless you are in your home or the router
which that certain IP is tied up on such account.Its indeed a good security feature but there are some con's into it but in overall it would really be a good one and should be considered.
I have tested out this kind of thing on discord which it do ask out for some verification if your account is logged in into a different IP or connection which
it is hassle but when it comes to security its a sure thing.

A person will be proud and happy when they won a competition, while a person will just feel normal if he has successfully done his job since it is a normal thing for a worker to do.


Still, the presentation of the idea is one of the criteria in Arts, so judges would prefer a more attractive presentation than a stick art that equally conveys the same degree of emotion and connection to the given theme.

Blocking IP is a good practice. If anyone hacks any of your financial accounts either any exchange account or gambling account where you have funds. Hackers can get access your account by hacking but they would not be able to hack your IP so, if they block withdrawing funds from that new IP then your fund can remain safe.

Plus, a competition and a work is not the same thing, even if you get paid in the end. Art for work and art for competition have different reasons, if you work and earn a salary and your job is to create art then its fine, its one thing. But, if you are working a not making any profit at all and just end up doing art for hobby and want to test yourself with the results here with a competition? That’s sitll something for fun and not something serious.

After all you do not know how great or terrible it will be. It’s not always the quality of the art, but the meaning of it. You could do something with amazing quality but with no soul in it, and could lose to someone who draws stickman but can make you feel something from it.

totally agree
I think the only situation where it should be ok to work in something only for the money is if you're doing it for a temporary time and plan to change your situation soon, would still be hard to sustain and not sure if it's worth it, it'll vary from situation to situation

sometimes one can work a lot for, let's say, 5 years and then be set for decades.

Thanks for the advice but I really don't think it's necessary, casinos are not like exchanges where there is a tendency to leave more funds in the exchange than at the casino and I think the average player with limited funds like me will only put money in the casino when playing and if can make a profit will immediately withdraw it

Well, you have hit the nail on the head, for me a job that is done because one likes it and not for the money is when the person is happy, or that they enjoy their work so much, that what they cook lives from it, that It reminds me a lot of the advice that Robert Kiyosaki gives, where he says that if a person lives from what he likes, he will be successful forever, it is very sad to do something that you do not like just to receive money, it is something that I do not want nobody, because there is unhappiness, it is something that is not good, despite the fact that they have money, but the person is not happy, so if one makes art it is because they like it, and it is as you say here in the forum there are very large artists.


Well, in my personal opinion, I would recommend that you use the 2FA verification, it is a greater security layer, it is beneficial for you and so that you can protect your funds well, everything is for the security that you can take, in a casino many years ago , I did not have that initiative, and they got into my account, hacked it and stole 3mBtc from me, which hurt me a lot, because I needed them, it was hard that time, but because of that experience I had in that case, I tell you that you should take it, expensive, that's why I'm telling you so that it doesn't happen to you or anyone else, I like things to turn out well for people.

good point
the thing is AI will develop at a faster and faster peace on the next years/decades
it'll be interesting to see what it'll become in the future

maybe we'll even see Roobet applying AI on their business model? at first with a chatbot or something like that, and in the future... who knows?

I personally think that it is a must especially if it involves money. It's a pre-cautionary protection that we should be attentive. I've avoided few incidents of potential hacking because of this IP blocking. I don't remember the name of that exchange but it blocked the hacker from withdrawing anything from my account because according to the email, The log in was suspicious and the IP address is new to the account, I was saved by a notification from my phone. I believe that all of casino should have a feature like this, I know a tedious task for a casino to put a security like this but I think it is a must.

Gambling sites, as well as any site which is financially related, should give protect of the fund of their user and for that reason, the site owner should take any action which is needed. When anyone logged in into the account from any suspicious location (the location from where the account has not been logged) should be marked as suspicious and that should be notified user by the site admin.

When you are logging in from another IP that may happen time ot time. They are trying to warn you secretly that you are getting hacked basically, if your usual IP is different and you join from vpn, or someone else tries to join, Roobet will see that your address is different and they will try to block you from joining and reset your password because they assume you have the control of your email address and that would be better.

I know that it is not that easy, and you would be annoyed by it but that’s a protection. Maybe it could be some other reason too, but that’s the one that I am aware of and it has happened to me once and that’s what I assumed was the reason.

Makes sense. Many people tend to make this mistake where they type their emails instead of their usernames creating a mess. It's a common issue in literally every site out there. Restarting the browser, clearing cache etc are unnecessary.

Resetting 2FA doesn't really make much sense without asking gamblers first. This decision should be left to user discretion in my opinion.

Maybe but not sure what you are experiencing because of the update they did a few months ago or early this year and many players can't login so they have to reset the password and could be your 2FA setting on roobet has been reset to by system, but I didn't activate 2FA because while logging into the account it still requires verification from the email I think it's safe enough

I see. Based on the referred link it seems it's the lack of gambling content policy plus the pressure from other streamers. It would be too weird if the scammer issue are the only option for the ban reason. Nevertheless, it doesn't touch the point of why Roobet specifically got prohibited, I guess judging by the other casino that is also not permitted, I think it is simply because of the specified factor of the policies that made Roobet and other cryptocurrencies-specific casino are prohibited.

Update regarding with the issue, I'm using my username to login with the roobet and I found with that endless loop and just wondering if I tried with my email than the username and its ask the same reset of password and after that it proceed the landing page of the roobet, I guess the reset password too with that loop not working or reading hoping they will notice this, I didn't clear my cache by the way just this process and all well good now.

I have no problem with logging in but somehow I found out that my 2fa is disabled. The redirection link after the login should prompt a 2fa security but I was confused that it directly jumps to the casino interface logged in.  I check my account security page and found out that my account 2fa security is disabled. I was inactive for months but I don't think that should be a ground for disabling 2fa.  Is there something wrong with the login system of Roobet?

@Peanutswar did you try using a different search engine?, cleared your cache and cookies and was this issue only seen on Roobet or other sites too?. Furthermore if it’s yet not working then the issue is at Roobet end probably a hosting issue, hence you should reach out to them like @Haunebu said but if they say that they can’t spot this issue then see if your ISP has blocked them as I have seen ISP blocking gambling sites before.

Tried logging in sometime earlier and ran into a similar issue though it wasn't an endless loop for me. Double-checked that this was legitimately Roobet after which I proceeded to reset my password successfully.

I was able to access the site pretty quickly without any issues. Talk to their customer support in order to resolve your issue.