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Quote from: Lakai01 on February 22, 2022, 11:16:29 AM

Quote from: yayayo on February 22, 2022, 10:06:00 AM

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but do they allow negative trust users to join in their art contest? It would be nice if I could showcase my art even though I am not really that good.

I would not have read anything in the conditions of participation that users with a negative trust are not allowed to participate. Why should that be anyways, this rule makes sense for signature campaigns, but not for such contests. You don't advertise the company in any way with your account.

To be sure you can of course send Hhampuz a PM, he usually responds very quickly!

There is nothing mentioned about the trust on that thread, which means that he can participate in the art contest.
Although there are 10 prizes to be won there but you need to be a very good artist in order to win as i have seen some amazing artworks in previous artworks competitions on the forum.

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Quote from: yayayo on February 22, 2022, 10:06:00 AM

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but do they allow negative trust users to join in their art contest? It would be nice if I could showcase my art even though I am not really that good.

I would not have read anything in the conditions of participation that users with a negative trust are not allowed to participate. Why should that be anyways, this rule makes sense for signature campaigns, but not for such contests. You don't advertise the company in any way with your account.

To be sure you can of course send Hhampuz a PM, he usually responds very quickly!

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Quote from: Betwrong on February 22, 2022, 06:57:34 AM

Roobet.com | Art Contest "Valentines & Winter" | $4950 up for grabs! Ends Feb 28

I see this in services and it looks like they are giving a good prizes to the top 10 and the participants are really good at arts and crafts I would like to participate on it but do they allow negative trust users to join in their art contest? It would be nice if I could showcase my art even though I am not really that good.

ya.ya.yo!

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Quote from: aysg76 on February 19, 2022, 06:15:30 AM

Quote from: Betwrong on February 19, 2022, 05:06:13 AM

Alright, here's another amazing promo by Roobet. Not $20k+ worth NFT, but the chances of winning are much higher. 10 Winners/ $500 EACH!

Don't miss it, guys! Just click on the image above, and you are there!
Indeed, "there's always next time " as @lienfaye said, because Roobet's giveaways ... we have an endless stream of them.

Good luck, guys!

That's the thing i like about roobet giveaways which is the rewards are high as well the number of winners is also set to 5 or more like in this which is 10 players winning $500 by simple giveaway.Those who got this $500 from simple rt and other instructions are really lucky as never hit this jackpot but trying is easy so we should do it.Maybe some of us get lucky this time and we have more winners from us what do you say @Betwrong Wink

What can I say?

I myself won a lot in various promo contests and challenges run by Roobet. "Guess Total Wagers" and "Guess The Slot" come to mind first, but there were others, many of them here on bitcointalk, and I'm sure forum members can confirm that they won hundreds of USD each in those contests. So, yeah, it's not a guess, it's a certainty that people will keep winning hundreds of USD in Roobet's amazing contests, like this one

Roobet.com | Art Contest "Valentines & Winter" | $4950 up for grabs! Ends Feb 28

for example.

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Many artists had join the train of NFT creators making it competitive and difficult to sell due to the high numbers of participants joining the market. It looks to me that there is more NFT creators than the buyers themselves.
NFT is a great asset which will be quite interesting to have in one's portfolio but sometimes it's difficult to sell especially for holders.

See particularly i am not fan of jpeg images but some projects which have some utility in them will surely survive the the next blow otherwise all will be out from the market and their holders would loose all the funds.At this time many are jumping to make profits but don't have prerequisite knowledge so they lag behind.If you look clearly there are buyers and sellers as well for this NFT trend.

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Quote from: so98nn on February 17, 2022, 06:28:06 AM

If reputed Casino's are being questioned for the privacy of KYC's then dam, its gonna be difficulty in the future. I mean Roobet is definitely making more money than anyone of us could imagine. Why the heck they would go and risk the business for KYC in-secure non sense.

Exactly. Besides, on Roobet, users who make small deposits/withdrawals (whom I believe are the majority) are requested to only complete the step one verification by providing some basic information such as the name, country, phone number without having to upload any document.
I am sure most of those complaining about kyc are publicly sharing more personal information than that on social media platforms.

I think that would definitely be a suicide move if Roobet decides to implement a KYC function as this would decrease their total number of players daily. KYC and other identity documents are what make/break the success of an online gambling company. While the latter must comply with the regulations prescribed in their country, there must be at least some sort of compromise if they really want to earn and maximize their profits.

Not only does KYC affect the success of an online gambling company but it also puts people at risk for identity theft or any other related problems.

They implement first level KYC already for about a year now, and guess what? They are still consider as one of the best site to gamble so I don’t think the whole KYC thing can ruin Roobet, they are just too good for this. Though I don’t like how they implement it since there’s no announcement ahead of time but gamblers of this site have no more choice but to comply with it, the transitions are not that smooth but it works well I believe.

They consider as one of the best site because even by know they never failed to give their gamblers good satisfaction in terms of their gambling experiences. That's why we can say that for now and KYC is just temporarily confusion to the people and later on people ignores that because many understand that its really a part of something regulation or legalization of their casino.

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Quote from: qwertyup23 on February 21, 2022, 11:02:26 AM

Quote from: khaled0111 on February 17, 2022, 04:59:20 PM

Quote from: so98nn on February 17, 2022, 06:28:06 AM

If reputed Casino's are being questioned for the privacy of KYC's then dam, its gonna be difficulty in the future. I mean Roobet is definitely making more money than anyone of us could imagine. Why the heck they would go and risk the business for KYC in-secure non sense.

Exactly. Besides, on Roobet, users who make small deposits/withdrawals (whom I believe are the majority) are requested to only complete the step one verification by providing some basic information such as the name, country, phone number without having to upload any document.
I am sure most of those complaining about kyc are publicly sharing more personal information than that on social media platforms.

I think that would definitely be a suicide move if Roobet decides to implement a KYC function as this would decrease their total number of players daily. KYC and other identity documents are what make/break the success of an online gambling company. While the latter must comply with the regulations prescribed in their country, there must be at least some sort of compromise if they really want to earn and maximize their profits.

Not only does KYC affect the success of an online gambling company but it also puts people at risk for identity theft or any other related problems.

They implement first level KYC already for about a year now, and guess what? They are still consider as one of the best site to gamble so I don’t think the whole KYC thing can ruin Roobet, they are just too good for this. Though I don’t like how they implement it since there’s no announcement ahead of time but gamblers of this site have no more choice but to comply with it, the transitions are not that smooth but it works well I believe.

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Quote from: qwertyup23 on February 21, 2022, 11:02:26 AM

Quote from: khaled0111 on February 17, 2022, 04:59:20 PM

Quote from: so98nn on February 17, 2022, 06:28:06 AM

If reputed Casino's are being questioned for the privacy of KYC's then dam, its gonna be difficulty in the future. I mean Roobet is definitely making more money than anyone of us could imagine. Why the heck they would go and risk the business for KYC in-secure non sense.

Exactly. Besides, on Roobet, users who make small deposits/withdrawals (whom I believe are the majority) are requested to only complete the step one verification by providing some basic information such as the name, country, phone number without having to upload any document.
I am sure most of those complaining about kyc are publicly sharing more personal information than that on social media platforms.

I think that would definitely be a suicide move if Roobet decides to implement a KYC function as this would decrease their total number of players daily. KYC and other identity documents are what make/break the success of an online gambling company. While the latter must comply with the regulations prescribed in their country, there must be at least some sort of compromise if they really want to earn and maximize their profits.

Not only does KYC affect the success of an online gambling company but it also puts people at risk for identity theft or any other related problems.

They have already implemented KYC but not on the point that it would ask out some documentations and as said it would really be asking out some basic information which i dont see for it to harm you

and i agree that people do even share up most information about theirselves on social media than with these platforms which is really bit ironic eh?
Roobet had made out some changes and i wont be surprised that sooner or later there would be other known and popular platforms would definitely be on the same path.

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Quote from: khaled0111 on February 17, 2022, 04:59:20 PM

Quote from: so98nn on February 17, 2022, 06:28:06 AM

If reputed Casino's are being questioned for the privacy of KYC's then dam, its gonna be difficulty in the future. I mean Roobet is definitely making more money than anyone of us could imagine. Why the heck they would go and risk the business for KYC in-secure non sense.

Exactly. Besides, on Roobet, users who make small deposits/withdrawals (whom I believe are the majority) are requested to only complete the step one verification by providing some basic information such as the name, country, phone number without having to upload any document.
I am sure most of those complaining about kyc are publicly sharing more personal information than that on social media platforms.

I think that would definitely be a suicide move if Roobet decides to implement a KYC function as this would decrease their total number of players daily. KYC and other identity documents are what make/break the success of an online gambling company. While the latter must comply with the regulations prescribed in their country, there must be at least some sort of compromise if they really want to earn and maximize their profits.

Not only does KYC affect the success of an online gambling company but it also puts people at risk for identity theft or any other related problems.

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Quote from: lienfaye on February 20, 2022, 11:36:17 PM

Quote from: aysg76 on February 19, 2022, 06:15:30 AM

That's the thing i like about roobet giveaways which is the rewards are high as well the number of winners is also set to 5 or more like in this which is 10 players winning $500 by simple giveaway.Those who got this $500 from simple rt and other instructions are really lucky as never hit this jackpot but trying is easy so we should do it.Maybe some of us get lucky this time and we have more winners from us what do you say @Betwrong Wink

Usually their giveaway requirements are to like, retweet and tag 2 friends. This one is a bit different because we also need to play, its just sad that pragmatic play is not available in our region so I cant join this giveaway. Anyway there's still 7 days left to those who wants to join and yes 10 winners will be lucky this time and can win $500 each.

Yeah this time for NFT promotion they have also included the pragmatic bonus play rule apart from regular rt and like so we might also see less users taking part in it on one side but keeping in mind the opportunity of $500 many will be taking part as well so it's not going to be easy and those who wins will be really lucky one's.

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Quote from: aysg76 on February 19, 2022, 06:15:30 AM

That's the thing i like about roobet giveaways which is the rewards are high as well the number of winners is also set to 5 or more like in this which is 10 players winning $500 by simple giveaway.Those who got this $500 from simple rt and other instructions are really lucky as never hit this jackpot but trying is easy so we should do it.Maybe some of us get lucky this time and we have more winners from us what do you say @Betwrong Wink

Usually their giveaway requirements are to like, retweet and tag 2 friends. This one is a bit different because we also need to play, its just sad that pragmatic play is not available in our region so I cant join this giveaway. Anyway there's still 7 days left to those who wants to join and yes 10 winners will be lucky this time and can win $500 each.

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Quote from: Betwrong on February 19, 2022, 05:06:13 AM

Alright, here's another amazing promo by Roobet. Not $20k+ worth NFT, but the chances of winning are much higher. 10 Winners/ $500 EACH!

Don't miss it, guys! Just click on the image above, and you are there!
Indeed, "there's always next time " as @lienfaye said, because Roobet's giveaways ... we have an endless stream of them.

Good luck, guys!

That's the thing i like about roobet giveaways which is the rewards are high as well the number of winners is also set to 5 or more like in this which is 10 players winning $500 by simple giveaway.Those who got this $500 from simple rt and other instructions are really lucky as never hit this jackpot but trying is easy so we should do it.Maybe some of us get lucky this time and we have more winners from us what do you say @Betwrong Wink

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Quote from: Lucasgabd on February 16, 2022, 08:43:58 AM

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Quote from: aysg76 on February 09, 2022, 04:24:20 AM

Quote from: Betwrong on February 08, 2022, 05:53:24 AM

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I wish I have seen this earlier
contest ended yesterday
almost 7k participants

really small chances but we never know
would be nice to win one of these bored dogs on a giveaway

I got the chance to join, but as you've said there are almost 7k participants with just one NFT worth more than $20k, the winner is really lucky. I always join on Roobet's giveaway on twitter but unfortunately luck is not hitting me. Anyway there's always next time and they're consistent with their giveaways promotion, if you always check their twitter account you'll know it.

yes, pretty tiny chances this time, with 7k participants the chance of winning is only 0.0142%
so, almost impossible
but since there's one winner it may be you!
I like the idea to have exposure to these possibilities even though they are really hard to win.

Alright, here's another amazing promo by Roobet. Not $20k+ worth NFT, but the chances of winning are much higher. 10 Winners/ $500 EACH!

Don't miss it, guys! Just click on the image above, and you are there!
Indeed, "there's always next time " as @lienfaye said, because Roobet's giveaways ... we have an endless stream of them.

Good luck, guys!

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Quote from: Chikito on February 19, 2022, 12:01:11 AM

in reality, is the same, the biggest social media like Facebook several years ago abuse KYC customers, even though I don't see the customer having a problem with it. In this case, I have concluded that the casino user is smarter than the social media user.

Yes, I also heard the news and if I'm not mistaken, Facebook provides customer data to other parties. But it seems that customers were not very complete in providing their data to Facebook because Facebook's regulations themselves were also not as strict as they are now. In this regard, I agree that crypto users who play in casinos may be luckier than social media subscribers as they don't have to hand over their data to the casino to just gamble.

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Quote from: Lucasgabd on February 18, 2022, 09:41:15 AM

Quote from: Chikito on February 18, 2022, 01:09:42 AM

..we know when registering to Social Media must have required phone numbers and all don't have a problem. Even though they have won a lot and played here for years, I don't know why when Roobet just asks for a phone number, they don't provide it?

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possibly they believe security of these companies is bigger than crypto casinos
also worth remembering that social media accounts don't usually have payment information and values, differently than casinos.

in reality, is the same, the biggest social media like Facebook several years ago abuse KYC customers, even though I don't see the customer having a problem with it. In this case, I have concluded that the casino user is smarter than the social media user.

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Quote from: Chikito on February 18, 2022, 01:09:42 AM

Uploading foto and your family on Social media is not recommended because it will be easy to snapshot by criminals.

If you are careful enough you will see that people could do phosotop deal on KYC as well and steal your regular pictures and that is a very dangerous thing for the future. Now with the improvement of deepfake, we may even end up with videos that are getting "photoshopped" as well. That is the problem, so make sure what you are sharing online with everyone else, at least make it private and only share with people you are certain about.

Yes, that's what I'm afraid of. I also saw on the Opensea market how the criminals sell the ID Card with selfies which the possibility doesn't belong to them.

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Quote from: Chikito on February 18, 2022, 01:09:42 AM

Uploading foto and your family on Social media is not recommended because it will be easy to snapshot by criminals. And in fact, this happens often to those who don't like KYC. we know when registering to Social Media must have required phone numbers and all don't have a problem. Even though they have won a lot and played here for years, I don't know why when Roobet just asks for a phone number, they don't provide it?

I would understand something more like a group picture or a picture with a background that you are not facing like a selfie but at the end of the day if you take a selfie in front of a white wall type of deal on your social media then you are calling for people to steal it.

If you are careful enough you will see that people could do phosotop deal on KYC as well and steal your regular pictures and that is a very dangerous thing for the future. Now with the improvement of deepfake, we may even end up with videos that are getting "photoshopped" as well. That is the problem, so make sure what you are sharing online with everyone else, at least make it private and only share with people you are certain about.

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Quote from: m2017 on February 18, 2022, 03:39:39 AM

Quote from: khaled0111 on February 17, 2022, 04:59:20 PM

Quote from: so98nn on February 17, 2022, 06:28:06 AM

If reputed Casino's are being questioned for the privacy of KYC's then dam, its gonna be difficulty in the future. I mean Roobet is definitely making more money than anyone of us could imagine. Why the heck they would go and risk the business for KYC in-secure non sense.

Exactly. Besides, on Roobet, users who make small deposits/withdrawals (whom I believe are the majority) are requested to only complete the step one verification by providing some basic information such as the name, country, phone number without having to upload any document.
I am sure most of those complaining about kyc are publicly sharing more personal information than that on social media platforms.

In providing basic player information, name and country of residence is not a threat, but a phone number is already superfluous. I wouldn't use that platform that requires a phone number. Why do they need it? They can get by with email.

Posting personal information on social networks is a personal matter for everyone and no one is forcing you to do this. The matter is quite different. I don't like it when sites like Roobet ask me to do things I don't want to do. It's easier for me to go to another casino than to follow their lead.

You are very correct and accurate as any casino that asks for phone number verification is a dip kyc process that to me is a big turn off for me, but again when one gives out basic info to a third party such information becomes a public property that can be accessed by bad guys such as criminal elements. So to me personally I love a none KYC casinos. And kudos to the Roobet team for doing a good casino platform.

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I agree with the reply above, I think many people share more information on social media than what basic verification that Roobet has. It is also right that majority of the players probably don't need to verify their accounts since they are not that high stake players, I think most people are just paranoid that their personal information will leaked which I'm sure it's safe since Roobet is a regulated gambling site.

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Quote from: Chikito on February 18, 2022, 01:09:42 AM

Quote from: DoublerHunter on February 17, 2022, 05:20:37 PM

Quote from: khaled0111 on February 17, 2022, 04:59:20 PM

Exactly. Besides, on Roobet, users who make small deposits/withdrawals (whom I believe are the majority) are requested to only complete the step one verification by providing some basic information such as the name, country, phone number without having to upload any document.
I am sure most of those complaining about kyc are publicly sharing more personal information than that on social media platforms.

^ Definitely right, I don't understand why they have hated so much KYC compliance since most of us have a social media account where we continue uploading photos and videos publicly and besides, when we look at Roobet KYC verification for level one it only asks name, address where you live and your email address and that is fine, you can gamble with a small amount that you want. I don't see any complicated thing that everyone should be worried about. However, as of now, when we talk about the fastest-growing casinos, one of the most common factors that has is the KYC thing.

Uploading foto and your family on Social media is not recommended because it will be easy to snapshot by criminals. And in fact, this happens often to those who don't like KYC. we know when registering to Social Media must have required phone numbers and all don't have a problem. Even though they have won a lot and played here for years, I don't know why when Roobet just asks for a phone number, they don't provide it?

answer is simple: trust.

some people have more trust on big companies than smaller ones
possibly they believe security of these companies is bigger than crypto casinos
also worth remembering that social media accounts don't usually have payment information and values, differently than casinos.

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Quote from: khaled0111 on February 17, 2022, 04:59:20 PM

Quote from: so98nn on February 17, 2022, 06:28:06 AM

If reputed Casino's are being questioned for the privacy of KYC's then dam, its gonna be difficulty in the future. I mean Roobet is definitely making more money than anyone of us could imagine. Why the heck they would go and risk the business for KYC in-secure non sense.

Exactly. Besides, on Roobet, users who make small deposits/withdrawals (whom I believe are the majority) are requested to only complete the step one verification by providing some basic information such as the name, country, phone number without having to upload any document.
I am sure most of those complaining about kyc are publicly sharing more personal information than that on social media platforms.

I would rather say most of them comes under level1 KYC as small gambler number is more on most of the casinos so it should never be a problem for them but they always give such lame excuses that it should be anonymous but if you are not ok with it then choose some other casino which is simple.For myself i am fine with Level 1 kYC so no problem at all.

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