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Quote from: Haunebu on May 13, 2021, 12:30:29 PM

KYC in a real world casino? Probably to check the age factor while the thing is completely different in the online world. Your data can be breached and can be used for illicit purposes so if government tracks the person who scammed someone then you will be showing as the who did that,

Are you ready to face the legal penalty if there such things happen?

Not everyone can even afford for legal advice so they have to take the punishment and lead their remaining life in a prison?

Can we just all agree that it was a bad move to do this without asking the gamblers first? I mean that legal advice thing alone itself is good enough, if I have money here I want to be in charge of my money here, if they take decision based on whatever they want, that is the peak point of any centralization, roobet basically made a decision about my money without asking me, how could that be acceptable.

I understand that they can keep growing, they could be a 2x bigger casino in a year even after this, it is all about marketing and if they are making a good amount of profit that means they will be capable of doing it all over again. However one thing is for sure, if people are not sure about if they want to give KYC or not, one thing they have to ask themselves is : "Would you mind if your government knew how much and where you gamble?", if you do not mind go ahead and play, if you do then stop.

Even the Roobet knows that having KYC is a backlog for them but since they are working from such license they have to accept the chances in the policies or have to move to other country where KYC is still no needed, for now KYC may not be ready to move their license but in future, they will if they lose their traffic level especially after the KYC implementation.

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Guys, I believe is time to move on for"KYC" discussion this discussion already over the past few weeks and become never ended discussion. If you feel disagree with the activity of Roobet Team for this KYC issue.

Then you can freely go on an alternative site, and you can always come back again while this KYC issue already removed by "Roobet Team" itself. Let's make yourself easy than rather make it hard of yourself even the KYC procedure already implemented the wagering all time is keep increase to next milestone.

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Quote from: Taskford on May 13, 2021, 05:23:48 AM

but now everything changes as bitcoin got a good exposure to the public and there are laws needed to comply so anonymity is not a big deal for now. It will be an issue if you are been ask to do so with small and untrusted platforms since we don't know on how they will keep our private identity, but if legit sites like Roobet ask it well lets not b worried since they are reputable and for sure they will not leak it, they also have a reputation to protect and they are trusted casino exist here.

Absolutely wrong on so many levels. Majority of the cryptocurrency investors will always hate KYC no matter how popular BTC and other cryptocurrencies become due to the anonymity factor.

Don't you read the news? You clearly have no idea how scary some hackers are these days. They have hacked way bigger powerhouses when compared to Roobet.

I know that the majority of investors do not like KYC but this is for the sake of security and regulations and if there is no system like this then there will be a lot of money laundering which includes gambling which will ease the crime rate and will be a big problem too.
I also know there has been a lot of bad news about the black market selling hacked identities on several websites but that is not half of the total and I believe Roobet guarantees the identity requested if it is approved.
The current system may have been tightened and I rarely see a hacked gambling site.

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Quote from: Taskford on May 13, 2021, 05:23:48 AM

KYC in a real world casino? Probably to check the age factor while the thing is completely different in the online world. Your data can be breached and can be used for illicit purposes so if government tracks the person who scammed someone then you will be showing as the who did that,

Are you ready to face the legal penalty if there such things happen?

Not everyone can even afford for legal advice so they have to take the punishment and lead their remaining life in a prison?

Can we just all agree that it was a bad move to do this without asking the gamblers first? I mean that legal advice thing alone itself is good enough, if I have money here I want to be in charge of my money here, if they take decision based on whatever they want, that is the peak point of any centralization, roobet basically made a decision about my money without asking me, how could that be acceptable.

I understand that they can keep growing, they could be a 2x bigger casino in a year even after this, it is all about marketing and if they are making a good amount of profit that means they will be capable of doing it all over again. However one thing is for sure, if people are not sure about if they want to give KYC or not, one thing they have to ask themselves is : "Would you mind if your government knew how much and where you gamble?", if you do not mind go ahead and play, if you do then stop.

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but now everything changes as bitcoin got a good exposure to the public and there are laws needed to comply so anonymity is not a big deal for now. It will be an issue if you are been ask to do so with small and untrusted platforms since we don't know on how they will keep our private identity, but if legit sites like Roobet ask it well lets not b worried since they are reputable and for sure they will not leak it, they also have a reputation to protect and they are trusted casino exist here.

Absolutely wrong on so many levels. Majority of the cryptocurrency investors will always hate KYC no matter how popular BTC and other cryptocurrencies become due to the anonymity factor.

Don't you read the news? You clearly have no idea how scary some hackers are these days. They have hacked way bigger powerhouses when compared to Roobet.

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Quote from: Haunebu on May 13, 2021, 03:34:55 AM

I don't quite understand the behavior every gambler has towards kyc because when they visit to a real world casino, they are revealing their identity themselves as they cannot gamble without going there. So if an online service asks them for kyc, what is so big an issue here about anonymity? If after completing kyc, they are going to continue to have their favorite games played on the same casino they are used to, then why not go for kyc? I know about data sales, but all gambling sites cannot be the same type.

This is the 21st century where privacy matters a lot to many people around the world. Majority of the crypto investors invested in the crypto world primarily because of the anonymity factor. Providing KYC negates the anonymity factor.

Also, do you have any idea how smart some hackers are these days? They were able to hack huge exchanges like Binance etc which is why hacking Roobet is not entirely impossible.

If that ever happens in the future, all our KYC information could get leaked. This is the primary reason why I hate submitting KYC unless absolutely necessary in the crypto world.

We can say before many people are into privacy since bitcoin is not yet known to be a good option since it is always link on illegal activities but now everything changes as bitcoin got a good exposure to the public and there are laws needed to comply so anonymity is not a big deal for now. It will be an issue if you are been ask to do so with small and untrusted platforms since we don't know on how they will keep our private identity, but if legit sites like Roobet ask it well lets not b worried since they are reputable and for sure they will not leak it, they also have a reputation to protect and they are trusted casino exist here.

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Quote from: lienfaye on May 13, 2021, 01:48:12 AM

I don't quite understand the behavior every gambler has towards kyc because when they visit to a real world casino, they are revealing their identity themselves as they cannot gamble without going there. So if an online service asks them for kyc, what is so big an issue here about anonymity? If after completing kyc, they are going to continue to have their favorite games played on the same casino they are used to, then why not go for kyc? I know about data sales, but all gambling sites cannot be the same type.

This is the 21st century where privacy matters a lot to many people around the world. Majority of the crypto investors invested in the crypto world primarily because of the anonymity factor. Providing KYC negates the anonymity factor.

Also, do you have any idea how smart some hackers are these days? They were able to hack huge exchanges like Binance etc which is why hacking Roobet is not entirely impossible.

If that ever happens in the future, all our KYC information could get leaked. This is the primary reason why I hate submitting KYC unless absolutely necessary in the crypto world.

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Not everyone can even afford for legal advice so they have to take the punishment and lead their remaining life in a prison?

Unfortunately you're right, some people has no capability to defend themselves due to lack of money. Anyway this is only some of the possible cases that can happen but hopefully it wont.

But the actual reason for the identity theft is to use it for wrong things which are illegal as per the laws, gambling sites may not going to take any responsibility if this happens to us so its our decision whether we toom the KYC things in online as easy or serious as per our knowledge.

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Your data can be breached and can be used for illicit purposes so if government tracks the person who scammed someone then you will be showing as the who did that,

Thats the worst that can happen if our details get compromised. It seems casinos are slowly getting regulated which means we cant gamble anonymously.

Not everyone can even afford for legal advice so they have to take the punishment and lead their remaining life in a prison?

Unfortunately you're right, some people has no capability to defend themselves due to lack of money. Anyway this is only some of the possible cases that can happen but hopefully it wont.

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When there is lot of other gambling services with similar kind of games and bonuses providing anonymity, surely users will tend to move. However some gets more attached to the platform for different reasons, particularly some find this platform to be lucky and gives higher winning probability. In such cases, they'll stand on using it whereas the one preferring anonymity will find the alternate.

I don't quite understand the behavior every gambler has towards kyc because when they visit to a real world casino, they are revealing their identity themselves as they cannot gamble without going there. So if an online service asks them for kyc, what is so big an issue here about anonymity? If after completing kyc, they are going to continue to have their favorite games played on the same casino they are used to, then why not go for kyc? I know about data sales, but all gambling sites cannot be the same type.

KYC in a real world casino? Probably to check the age factor while the thing is completely different in the online world. Your data can be breached and can be used for illicit purposes so if government tracks the person who scammed someone then you will be showing as the who did that,

Are you ready to face the legal penalty if there such things happen?

Not everyone can even afford for legal advice so they have to take the punishment and lead their remaining life in a prison?

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Quote from: tbterryboy on May 11, 2021, 04:39:47 PM

I don't quite understand the behavior every gambler has towards kyc because when they visit to a real world casino, they are revealing their identity themselves as they cannot gamble without going there. So if an online service asks them for kyc, what is so big an issue here about anonymity? If after completing kyc, they are going to continue to have their favorite games played on the same casino they are used to, then why not go for kyc? I know about data sales, but all gambling sites cannot be the same type.

Because for physical establishments, there's a sense of security since their names are household compared to online counterparts that can simply go poof.

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When there is lot of other gambling services with similar kind of games and bonuses providing anonymity, surely users will tend to move. However some gets more attached to the platform for different reasons, particularly some find this platform to be lucky and gives higher winning probability. In such cases, they'll stand on using it whereas the one preferring anonymity will find the alternate.

I don't quite understand the behavior every gambler has towards kyc because when they visit to a real world casino, they are revealing their identity themselves as they cannot gamble without going there. So if an online service asks them for kyc, what is so big an issue here about anonymity? If after completing kyc, they are going to continue to have their favorite games played on the same casino they are used to, then why not go for kyc? I know about data sales, but all gambling sites cannot be the same type.

When I go to a real life casino that means I am doing something knowing that I will be known, but I am not going there which means I am not giving any info. You have to realize there are tons of people who do not give their information to others and just gamble in secret. Hell I remember I gambled on Pokerstars, one of worlds biggest poker websites (probably biggest) and I didn't give any info. How?

There is a transfer of chips type of deal there, so I paid someone bitcoin back in the day when bitcoin was cheaper to send me chips there and in return I just created an account and got those chips there without giving any information, obviously I would be forced if I won big but it was small amount and I just wanted to have fun so I kept gambling until I run out of funds (unfortunately didn't take that long). So long story short not everyone goes somewhere and gives their info.

You can really find ways if you wanted too but there are instances on where you dont have any choice but to do go on whats been asked if you do decide to play or deal with it further.
Its true that there are people whom really that too keen when it comes on giving their information and tends to be private as they can and this is why such changes would really
affect other people or gamblers view on a particular site but well we can choose up whenever site that suits out our needs or interest.No one is been forcing you to stay though.

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When there is lot of other gambling services with similar kind of games and bonuses providing anonymity, surely users will tend to move. However some gets more attached to the platform for different reasons, particularly some find this platform to be lucky and gives higher winning probability. In such cases, they'll stand on using it whereas the one preferring anonymity will find the alternate.

I don't quite understand the behavior every gambler has towards kyc because when they visit to a real world casino, they are revealing their identity themselves as they cannot gamble without going there. So if an online service asks them for kyc, what is so big an issue here about anonymity? If after completing kyc, they are going to continue to have their favorite games played on the same casino they are used to, then why not go for kyc? I know about data sales, but all gambling sites cannot be the same type.

When I go to a real life casino that means I am doing something knowing that I will be known, but I am not going there which means I am not giving any info. You have to realize there are tons of people who do not give their information to others and just gamble in secret. Hell I remember I gambled on Pokerstars, one of worlds biggest poker websites (probably biggest) and I didn't give any info. How?

There is a transfer of chips type of deal there, so I paid someone bitcoin back in the day when bitcoin was cheaper to send me chips there and in return I just created an account and got those chips there without giving any information, obviously I would be forced if I won big but it was small amount and I just wanted to have fun so I kept gambling until I run out of funds (unfortunately didn't take that long). So long story short not everyone goes somewhere and gives their info.

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