I understand the frustration with KYC but you have the option to fill-up or not, beside Roobet didn't force anyone here to gamble that's your choice either to continue or not, KYC is not just required on Roobet, there are so many centralized project that ask for KYC, everything has its own level of risk you just have to choose on what risk you'll take.
I care about my privacy but seriously, I don't think banks also protect our personal details same thing with your social media accounts those institutions are selling our personal details, that's more alarming compare to Roobet level 1 KYC.
I don't frustrate any at all. It is my opinion on KYC topic and as I discussed, exchanges or gambling sites are not safe ones for you to store all your capital. Gambling is not what you should spend all your capital for.
Gambling responsibly and store your capital on gambling sites (exchanges too) with acceptance for losses (from bets, hacks, account close). Obviously if you are not cheater or not use dark money, your account won't be closed or frozen for non sense.
If you don't want to do KYC, use small money to gamble. If you want to store big money, finish KYC first before you start your deposits.
We are on this forum because we want to become anonymous through the use of Bitcoin that's why most the players here don't want to provide KYC if you most of the discussion about KYC and gambling. I believe the user didn't read ToS before he deposit money that's why he is asking by any chance if KYC level 1 rules might change. People in some country like US values KYC a lot.
Most of guys only make noise but in fact they don't take care of their privacy. They asked for privacy protection but they share lots of images, screenshots that have their identities, trading or gambling records.
Its a simple matter, if you dont want to comply with this then leave the site and find another place to play which doesnt require any KYC. I doubt that whatever you say or write will affect Roobet's decision to apply level 1 KYC for everyone unless you are one of their high roller then you might have a shot in convincing them to drop the KYC requirement
Failures with compliance is bad and with big capital, try to submit documents and finish your KYC first. It is the priority if you don't want to lose money as consequence of failed KYC attempts.