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legendary
Activity: 1974
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Agree that being anonymous makes it more comfortable especially in the world of gambling, maybe this is also the reason why many players who hide their usernames at the casino, can see on the list of winners of the $250,000 lottery https://roobet.com/winter-wonderland-raffle there are 25 winners and only 8 players whose usernames are displayed the rest are hidden. The winners have hundreds or even 1.5Million tickets, which means they use big funds to gamble.
The most of the players want to remain anonymous while playing on crypto casinos and you could hint it form the KYC discussions we had on the forum and most of them prefer casinos without KYC but still there are some who are comfortable with level 1 of KYC also.Those who have such high number of tickets are really gambling huge amount of funds and we know the whales are playing on each casino.
there is a significant difference when talking about KYC because I personally still really like this kind of anonymity and will prefer casinos that do not implement KYC or indeed only apply level 1 KYC.
This is very clear because apart from liking anonymity I don't want my privacy to be exposed in the casino even though only casino people know.
That is at our end on which casino we choose and in your case you like complete privacy then KYC is a major concern and you will choose that particular site which don't implement any kind of documentation like your name or phone number also and we all have our personal choices.
full member
Activity: 2170
Merit: 182
“FRX: Ferocious Alpha”

Hhampuz did a great job with Roobet, he helps this platform a lot and yeah he deserve good payments though I’m confident that he is receiving enough because he stays with Roobet. I believe those good managers have their own team to manage the whole campaign, because that is a huge responsibility and its hard for one person to handle it. There are so many campaign ongoing with Roobet, better to get yourself involve to earn some reward as well.
@Hhampuz a very dedicated person in everything he accepts as job , he even handled so many successful businesses so he deserves something great in return,
Roobet has been running their advertisements and events here in forum for almost 2 years now(if we will  count the days of signature campaign)
so yes as a best manager in town now? he will be running this for another years as the success of roobet is unstoppable .
legendary
Activity: 3122
Merit: 1102
Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
I agree, its better not to brag our winnings and just keep it to ourselves for our own safety.

We dont know the capability of those people who are envy and has bad intention towards us thus its better to be safe than sorry.
This is common knowledge. Anyone with a half-decent brain knows that revealing their wins publicly could make them a target, but some people still reveal them anyway for obvious reasons and some of them get screwed later on.

Some of them would be thinking that how they would do something from me if they don't know my identity?

It would really be just dumb that you would really be showing off and bragging your wins but if you aren't that really revealing any traces about your identity then I don't
really see any problems but it would be much better and safe if you don't consider on doing such thing in the first place.

doing so will put you at risk. we don't know how these scammers work. they can even search all the posts that you had and get some info that you thought would not put you at risk. so yeah, better keep it to yourself before you regret your action. scammers know how to extract info that will make you a vulnerable target.
to avoid such situation, just be happy that you got your winnings and don't play being an egocentric individual.
hero member
Activity: 2968
Merit: 687
I agree, its better not to brag our winnings and just keep it to ourselves for our own safety.

We dont know the capability of those people who are envy and has bad intention towards us thus its better to be safe than sorry.
This is common knowledge. Anyone with a half-decent brain knows that revealing their wins publicly could make them a target, but some people still reveal them anyway for obvious reasons and some of them get screwed later on.

Some of them would be thinking that how they would do something from me if they don't know my identity?

It would really be just dumb that you would really be showing off and bragging your wins but if you aren't that really revealing any traces about your identity then I don't
really see any problems but it would be much better and safe if you don't consider on doing such thing in the first place.
hero member
Activity: 2562
Merit: 586
Bragging specially your winnings on gambling or any sort of things you've been dealing is never been a good idea.You dont know on whose eyes been following you and would make out some focus
on tracing you up and would find ways on where they could really take advantage.Some people might not really be that alarmed or doesnt really care at all but
once things do happen then regrets do always come in the end.

Better to be lowkey and cherish out if you are really that earning that much or being profitable specially on gambling field.
I agree, its better not to brag our winnings and just keep it to ourselves for our own safety.

We dont know the capability of those people who are envy and has bad intention towards us thus its better to be safe than sorry.

This is also one of the reason why lottery winners are often anonymous because of the huge amount involved thus protecting the identity is necessary.
Crypto and real life earnings are a bit different in the risk we are taking. Not that one of them is worse than the other, but they are just "different", even if they are equally risky. When you win something in crypto and you have a lot of it, there will be people who beg money and same goes for fiat as well so that part of it is still the same. However, the "bad" people that you need to face will be hackers on digital world and mafia types in real world.

So, let's assume you won a million dollars, you have a million dollars worth of bitcoin on your wallet, who will bother you? Hackers will try to steal your money by doing everything they can, you wouldn't believe how hard life would get, you would have to stay offline until it blows over for a long time. Differently but still same risk is mafia, if you win the lottery in fiat and it is in your bank account, they can't steal it, but they will hurt you and make you give it to them.
legendary
Activity: 1708
Merit: 1280
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I agree, its better not to brag our winnings and just keep it to ourselves for our own safety.

We dont know the capability of those people who are envy and has bad intention towards us thus its better to be safe than sorry.
This is common knowledge. Anyone with a half-decent brain knows that revealing their wins publicly could make them a target, but some people still reveal them anyway for obvious reasons and some of them get screwed later on.

Gamblers on Roobet will support a feature to change username or displayed username if the casino allows it. I meant each user has a permanent username but their displayed username can be changed.
This is a smart feature which I have observed in several casinos(FIAT and crypto) in recent years. It's basically an essential feature if you ask me.

Well some of us have a different perspective to someone its an achievement to them but still, this requires a security thing to make sure there's no possible problem with our accounts in the future. Still its money its better to become a lowkey.
Gamblers on Roobet will support a feature to change username or displayed username if the casino allows it. I meant each user has a permanent username but their displayed username can be changed.
This is a smart feature which I have observed in several casinos(FIAT and crypto) in recent years. It's basically an essential feature if you ask me.

With this, there are possible instances that become used by the other player to do some outside transaction and if this change of display name might be a bad idea the credibility will be gone. I guess it might require some rule or another layer of security before users can change their display names.
full member
Activity: 882
Merit: 110
Agree that being anonymous makes it more comfortable especially in the world of gambling, maybe this is also the reason why many players who hide their usernames at the casino, can see on the list of winners of the $250,000 lottery https://roobet.com/winter-wonderland-raffle there are 25 winners and only 8 players whose usernames are displayed the rest are hidden. The winners have hundreds or even 1.5Million tickets, which means they use big funds to gamble.
The most of the players want to remain anonymous while playing on crypto casinos and you could hint it form the KYC discussions we had on the forum and most of them prefer casinos without KYC but still there are some who are comfortable with level 1 of KYC also.Those who have such high number of tickets are really gambling huge amount of funds and we know the whales are playing on each casino.
there is a significant difference when talking about KYC because I personally still really like this kind of anonymity and will prefer casinos that do not implement KYC or indeed only apply level 1 KYC.
This is very clear because apart from liking anonymity I don't want my privacy to be exposed in the casino even though only casino people know.
hero member
Activity: 3178
Merit: 977
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I agree, its better not to brag our winnings and just keep it to ourselves for our own safety.

We dont know the capability of those people who are envy and has bad intention towards us thus its better to be safe than sorry.
This is common knowledge. Anyone with a half-decent brain knows that revealing their wins publicly could make them a target, but some people still reveal them anyway for obvious reasons and some of them get screwed later on.

Gamblers on Roobet will support a feature to change username or displayed username if the casino allows it. I meant each user has a permanent username but their displayed username can be changed.
This is a smart feature which I have observed in several casinos(FIAT and crypto) in recent years. It's basically an essential feature if you ask me.
legendary
Activity: 2044
Merit: 1018
Not your keys, not your coins!
Agree that being anonymous makes it more comfortable especially in the world of gambling, maybe this is also the reason why many players who hide their usernames at the casino, can see on the list of winners of the $250,000 lottery https://roobet.com/winter-wonderland-raffle there are 25 winners and only 8 players whose usernames are displayed the rest are hidden.
Casino gives options to display or hide username and people are free to choose usernames for their accounts. You can choose username that does not relate to your real name or usernames of your accounts on other platforms, other casinos.

Gamblers on Roobet will support a feature to change username or displayed username if the casino allows it. I meant each user has a permanent username but their displayed username can be changed.
hero member
Activity: 2646
Merit: 686
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So, maybe the winner may not even share if they win something, it may look like "just 500" for all that trouble but we all know that's a lot of money for a lot of people and begging even 50 bucks is like a full time job because if you find a few people who can pay you that, which you won't, you are set for the whole month in some nations.
Either way, you should never brag about how much you've won, certainly not here on the Internet via forums or chats. There are enough companies that specialize in finding out the true identity behind forum accounts. If an account writes about how much he or she has won, this can be a real problem in "real life".

For example, I know a few people who were attacked by the Ledger hack last year. A text message with "I know where you live, transfer me 1 BTC otherwise I'll get your wife" is enough ...
Bragging specially your winnings on gambling or any sort of things you've been dealing is never been a good idea.You dont know on whose eyes been following you and would make out some focus
on tracing you up and would find ways on where they could really take advantage.Some people might not really be that alarmed or doesnt really care at all but
once things do happen then regrets do always come in the end.

Better to be lowkey and cherish out if you are really that earning that much or being profitable specially on gambling field.
I agree, its better not to brag our winnings and just keep it to ourselves for our own safety.

We dont know the capability of those people who are envy and has bad intention towards us thus its better to be safe than sorry.

This is also one of the reason why lottery winners are often anonymous because of the huge amount involved thus protecting the identity is necessary.

I don’t think one will ever stop bragging, but if he/she does then they should use VPN and make sure they hide their IP and not use residential IP which can be traced back to them.

Agree that being anonymous makes it more comfortable especially in the world of gambling, maybe this is also the reason why many players who hide their usernames at the casino, can see on the list of winners of the $250,000 lottery https://roobet.com/winter-wonderland-raffle there are 25 winners and only 8 players whose usernames are displayed the rest are hidden. The winners have hundreds or even 1.5Million tickets, which means they use big funds to gamble.
The most of the players want to remain anonymous while playing on crypto casinos and you could hint it form the KYC discussions we had on the forum and most of them prefer casinos without KYC but still there are some who are comfortable with level 1 of KYC also.Those who have such high number of tickets are really gambling huge amount of funds and we know the whales are playing on each casino.

Furthermore player’s on Roobet would prefer to keep their name hidden, because they won’t like to be bothered by members who expect constant rain from them, and yes whales exist on casinos and if you’re lucky you may even get to interact with one someday on Roobet.
legendary
Activity: 1974
Merit: 2124
Agree that being anonymous makes it more comfortable especially in the world of gambling, maybe this is also the reason why many players who hide their usernames at the casino, can see on the list of winners of the $250,000 lottery https://roobet.com/winter-wonderland-raffle there are 25 winners and only 8 players whose usernames are displayed the rest are hidden. The winners have hundreds or even 1.5Million tickets, which means they use big funds to gamble.
The most of the players want to remain anonymous while playing on crypto casinos and you could hint it form the KYC discussions we had on the forum and most of them prefer casinos without KYC but still there are some who are comfortable with level 1 of KYC also.Those who have such high number of tickets are really gambling huge amount of funds and we know the whales are playing on each casino.
legendary
Activity: 2814
Merit: 1112
Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
Agree that being anonymous makes it more comfortable especially in the world of gambling, maybe this is also the reason why many players who hide their usernames at the casino, can see on the list of winners of the $250,000 lottery https://roobet.com/winter-wonderland-raffle there are 25 winners and only 8 players whose usernames are displayed the rest are hidden. The winners have hundreds or even 1.5Million tickets, which means they use big funds to gamble.
hero member
Activity: 3010
Merit: 629
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So, maybe the winner may not even share if they win something, it may look like "just 500" for all that trouble but we all know that's a lot of money for a lot of people and begging even 50 bucks is like a full time job because if you find a few people who can pay you that, which you won't, you are set for the whole month in some nations.
Either way, you should never brag about how much you've won, certainly not here on the Internet via forums or chats. There are enough companies that specialize in finding out the true identity behind forum accounts. If an account writes about how much he or she has won, this can be a real problem in "real life".

For example, I know a few people who were attacked by the Ledger hack last year. A text message with "I know where you live, transfer me 1 BTC otherwise I'll get your wife" is enough ...
Bragging specially your winnings on gambling or any sort of things you've been dealing is never been a good idea.You dont know on whose eyes been following you and would make out some focus
on tracing you up and would find ways on where they could really take advantage.Some people might not really be that alarmed or doesnt really care at all but
once things do happen then regrets do always come in the end.

Better to be lowkey and cherish out if you are really that earning that much or being profitable specially on gambling field.
I agree, its better not to brag our winnings and just keep it to ourselves for our own safety.

We dont know the capability of those people who are envy and has bad intention towards us thus its better to be safe than sorry.

This is also one of the reason why lottery winners are often anonymous because of the huge amount involved thus protecting the identity is necessary.
hero member
Activity: 2366
Merit: 793
Bitcoin = Financial freedom
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So, maybe the winner may not even share if they win something, it may look like "just 500" for all that trouble but we all know that's a lot of money for a lot of people and begging even 50 bucks is like a full time job because if you find a few people who can pay you that, which you won't, you are set for the whole month in some nations.
Either way, you should never brag about how much you've won, certainly not here on the Internet via forums or chats. There are enough companies that specialize in finding out the true identity behind forum accounts. If an account writes about how much he or she has won, this can be a real problem in "real life".

For example, I know a few people who were attacked by the Ledger hack last year. A text message with "I know where you live, transfer me 1 BTC otherwise I'll get your wife" is enough ...
I don't think we no need to worry about our identity even if we share our casino wins which can be even in millions unless the database of the casino got breached. No one is going to be in problem if they say he have 1 million dollar worth of BTC in his wallet because this is an online forum so its really not a difficult task to proxy our IPs but be careful while chat with someone on social media because you have been under surveillance for 24/7 by Mark and others. Cheesy
hero member
Activity: 3010
Merit: 794
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So, maybe the winner may not even share if they win something, it may look like "just 500" for all that trouble but we all know that's a lot of money for a lot of people and begging even 50 bucks is like a full time job because if you find a few people who can pay you that, which you won't, you are set for the whole month in some nations.
Either way, you should never brag about how much you've won, certainly not here on the Internet via forums or chats. There are enough companies that specialize in finding out the true identity behind forum accounts. If an account writes about how much he or she has won, this can be a real problem in "real life".

For example, I know a few people who were attacked by the Ledger hack last year. A text message with "I know where you live, transfer me 1 BTC otherwise I'll get your wife" is enough ...
Bragging specially your winnings on gambling or any sort of things you've been dealing is never been a good idea.You dont know on whose eyes been following you and would make out some focus
on tracing you up and would find ways on where they could really take advantage.Some people might not really be that alarmed or doesnt really care at all but
once things do happen then regrets do always come in the end.

Better to be lowkey and cherish out if you are really that earning that much or being profitable specially on gambling field.
legendary
Activity: 2044
Merit: 1075
Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
Actually his reputation and trust is high because he takes all the factors into consideration before managing any new project under his campaign management services.You can check he is running lot of signature as well as some bounty campaign also and he checks both the participants and the project so that everything runs smooth until they run on forum.That is why he comes under reputed manger on the forum.
I would say that he doesn't really "check" the project, he has a series of things that guarantees the bounty/signature campaign participants would benefit and he gets it beforehand. So, it is not about the project being scam or not, it is about if campaign money will be paid to people or not and he just either gets it himself or puts it on a trustworthy escrow.

This way, even if the casino or project or whatever he is promoting ends up being a bit of a scam or at least a failure then he gets the money upfront and pays the participants and nobody gets hurt. He doesn't even get paid that much interestingly, I do not want to out him, but his amount that he takes for himself is very tiny. He just does it in a way where you have to pay him today for this week, and before the weekends you need to pay him for the week after, that way he never has zero funds and that's how he gained trust.
legendary
Activity: 2296
Merit: 2721
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So, maybe the winner may not even share if they win something, it may look like "just 500" for all that trouble but we all know that's a lot of money for a lot of people and begging even 50 bucks is like a full time job because if you find a few people who can pay you that, which you won't, you are set for the whole month in some nations.
Either way, you should never brag about how much you've won, certainly not here on the Internet via forums or chats. There are enough companies that specialize in finding out the true identity behind forum accounts. If an account writes about how much he or she has won, this can be a real problem in "real life".

For example, I know a few people who were attacked by the Ledger hack last year. A text message with "I know where you live, transfer me 1 BTC otherwise I'll get your wife" is enough ...
hero member
Activity: 2100
Merit: 546
Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
For a promo code I understand it will very likely run out in less than 5 minutes and the value is not significant enough use to play because it is only around 0.1.
The giveaway I mean is like wordsearch or like this https://twitter.com/Roobet/status/1474167412270329868, the prizes are really tempting.
I saw it now, it's really tempting to join.
There are more than 800 participants based on likes and retweets and I think if you are very lucky, your Christmas will be merrier if you are one of those 5 lucky winners. $500 is quite a big prize and I think that's a big help, maybe there's no winner from here if there is they will surely be proud of it and post it here.

This strategy with them has a good effect, they are really a fast-growing casino ever since I have seen it here. I hope they will continue giving benefits to the players hoping a best luck per contestst.
I would assume that even if there is a winner who has a bitcointalk account, there is a chance they may not even write here. I known a few people who won big prizes, they were rich people before they won it, but when they won something big they got so many messages both here and on telegram (posted their telegram once on a message, deleted after it became a problem).

From people who beg you money to people who try to scam you, even a few who try to hack you as well, and to be frank hackers are getting even better so it is very scary. So, maybe the winner may not even share if they win something, it may look like "just 500" for all that trouble but we all know that's a lot of money for a lot of people and begging even 50 bucks is like a full time job because if you find a few people who can pay you that, which you won't, you are set for the whole month in some nations.
legendary
Activity: 1974
Merit: 2124
Hhampuz did a great job with Roobet, he helps this platform a lot and yeah he deserve good payments though I’m confident that he is receiving enough because he stays with Roobet. I believe those good managers have their own team to manage the whole campaign, because that is a huge responsibility and its hard for one person to handle it. There are so many campaign ongoing with Roobet, better to get yourself involve to earn some reward as well.
Whatever Hhampuz touches it shines if it's here in this forum but we may never know maybe he's the same outside this forum, just have some respect over him on those successful campaigns. Surely it's safe to assume that he's being paid well but despite that I think he's got that hectic schedule too.
Actually his reputation and trust is high because he takes all the factors into consideration before managing any new project under his campaign management services.You can check he is running lot of signature as well as some bounty campaign also and he checks both the participants and the project so that everything runs smooth until they run on forum.That is why he comes under reputed manger on the forum.
hero member
Activity: 2646
Merit: 582
Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform

maybe campaigns letting users choose the boards they want to post?
But it will affect the effectiveness of money being spend for the campaign because signature campaign related to gambling may attract the customers more from the gambling related threads.

BTW there is no restriction for anyone to post in whatever board they like to post the only thing is it may not counted towards the paid post if its ignored as per the campaign rules.
There is a good amount of places that doesn't even have signatures shown as well. Like "serious discussions" part for example and that will not have signatures shown as far as I know. The only beef we could have would be language barrier, if one place doesn't allow you to write on your own language then it could be bad, because I know that I could be writing in my own language if I wanted to and make money that way and I would not be spamming there either.

However, if native language is included, then all those serious discussions and all the other places where signatures doesn't show up could be eliminated from the campaign participation and will be fine, the important part is to see the signature after all.
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