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Quote from: ChuckBuck on June 24, 2020, 08:22:34 PM

Hey guys, Roobet has a new allegation here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.54677962
That guy claimed that Roobet did not pay him, he posted a video to talk about Roobet activities. I am not sure his evidence is sufficient to prove the wrong operation from Roobet. But it is a bad allegation and I think Roobet should resolve it as soon as possible Wink

Wait and see how you will handle it!

Whenever I see people claiming a place doesn't pay up I keep remembering how much they are talking about and how much these places give out in public where we can see.

This place gives out big money every single week and people still complain about not being able to withdraw tens of dollars. Let me save you the trouble and say that; no they will not scam you for 30 bucks, they make thousands per week, your money is nothing to them. Even if we are talking about let's say a million dollars, why would roobet ever want to scam a million dollars? After all, they are on the path to make that much money anyway right?

If a casino keeps profiting eventually they will get bigger and get a million dollars in profit (even if it takes years to reach there) and they could even sell the company for that much amount right now probably. So, unless you are Bill Gates or Jeff Bezos you have nothing to worry about.

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Quote from: panjul07 on June 25, 2020, 01:39:01 PM

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Well, that was perfectly correct.
That is very simple logic, --make a deposit when the bitcoin price value will surge up and make a withdrawal when it is suddenly down because you will receive a higher amount of bitcoin. Just think that when you deposit your bitcoin in roobet you are converting into a stable coin, something like that.
Actually, you have an advantage here because we know how volatility the market is, you don't need to worry when the bitcoin price goes down, you will not lose by the price. But I know you will feel regret when the price goes up, don't bother about that thing as long as you enjoy playing crash there, it is so profitable game, indeed.

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Quote from: akhjob on June 25, 2020, 01:12:45 PM

Quote from: arallmuus on June 24, 2020, 01:40:45 PM

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I don't know how to explain, but that's the fact, I feel panic when I see the Dollar value but not the Bitcoin value. Maybe because of the decimal value. In almost all the sites I use (Primedice, stake, crypto.games, sportsbet etc), if you deposit Bitcoin, the balance will be shown in Bitcoin not in Dollar value.

Moreover, we all know that Bitcoin price is highly volatile. Lets assume you deposit 1 BTC today in Roobet you will be credited with something around 9300$, what if the price suddenly shoots to 12000$ in a single day? When you withdraw you'll have ~1 BTC worth 9300$ which means you lose you Bitcoins without even betting. You can argue that you make profit if the price drops below 9300$. But that's not the point here, if the balance value is in Bitcoin you neither lose/gain without gambling because of the price action.

I understand your main point regarding the volatile price of crypto.
AFAIK once you deposit crypto at roobet then it will be converted into $ directly and any price movement after you make the deposit wont affect your balance.
Lets say you deposited 1btc with the rate of $9,300 then you will have $9,300 in your balance.
IMO, no matter whether the price of bitcoin is suddenly shoot up or drop, your balance remains $9,300
In this case you do not lose single cents, unless roobet has a system that keep user's balance updated based on the current price of the crypto.

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Quote from: arallmuus on June 24, 2020, 01:40:45 PM

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I don't know how to explain, but that's the fact, I feel panic when I see the Dollar value but not the Bitcoin value. Maybe because of the decimal value. In almost all the sites I use (Primedice, stake, crypto.games, sportsbet etc), if you deposit Bitcoin, the balance will be shown in Bitcoin not in Dollar value.

Moreover, we all know that Bitcoin price is highly volatile. Lets assume you deposit 1 BTC today in Roobet you will be credited with something around 9300$, what if the price suddenly shoots to 12000$ in a single day? When you withdraw you'll have ~1 BTC worth 9300$ which means you lose you Bitcoins without even betting. You can argue that you make profit if the price drops below 9300$. But that's not the point here, if the balance value is in Bitcoin you neither lose/gain without gambling because of the price action.

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Quote from: ChuckBuck on June 25, 2020, 05:25:15 AM

What do you mean? Roobet pays more than $ 1500 per week to participants in their signature campaign.

Yeah, after i posted i realised the allegations were more than 6 months old.

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Quote from: Text on June 24, 2020, 11:15:57 PM

I do not believe in such allegations especially in newly created accounts or merely hiding alt.

It doesn't matter if he is a newbie or someone else's alt. I don't like someone using alt account to make allegations, but that doesn't mean I don't care what they say Cheesy

What we need to care about is the evidence he can provide, I asked him to present the latest evidence, but he disappeared simply Cheesy

He seems to have taken advantage of other people's videos Roll Eyes

Quote from: btcltcdigger on June 25, 2020, 04:10:12 AM

So can anyone verify that they were able to withdraw something larger than $10 from roobet?

What do you mean? Roobet pays more than $ 1500 per week to participants in their signature campaign.

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Quote from: cryptoaddictchie on June 25, 2020, 01:10:43 AM

Hello Roobet I just wanted to ask since you both have btc and eth for deposit option, on which market price you pegged your conversion into USD? I had series of deposits on your platform with same amount like for example 0.06 and 0.05 eth, sometime the values are 10$ to 12$, or it does automatically pegged on average price on market? Thank you and hoping for your answer.

I believe they pegged the convert rate at the time each deposit has been made.

The pegged convert rate by using the cryptocurrency market price, so each convert rate will be always changing at the time you are deposit transaction.

Quote from: btcltcdigger on June 25, 2020, 04:10:12 AM

So can anyone verify that they were able to withdraw something larger than $10 from roobet?

Minimum withdrawal 10$, so you need to withdrawal more than 10$ also don't forget to count the fee transaction around 0.5$-1$ depending on the network.

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Quote from: ChuckBuck on June 24, 2020, 08:22:34 PM

Hey guys, Roobet has a new allegation here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.54677962
That guy claimed that Roobet did not pay him, he posted a video to talk about Roobet activities. I am not sure his evidence is sufficient to prove the wrong operation from Roobet. But it is a bad allegation and I think Roobet should resolve it as soon as possible Wink

Wait and see how you will handle it!

So can anyone verify that they were able to withdraw something larger than $10 from roobet?

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Hello Roobet I just wanted to ask since you both have btc and eth for deposit option, on which market price you pegged your conversion into USD? I had series of deposits on your platform with same amount like for example 0.06 and 0.05 eth, sometime the values are 10$ to 12$, or it does automatically pegged on average price on market? Thank you and hoping for your answer.

Or does you have any calculator or option to check with, happy to know about it.

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^The OP wasn't completely honest, so I doubt it's a valid accusation.

Anyways, I'm more interested in one confirmation for withdrawal. I understand it's safe for a deposit, but not for a withdrawal because of REORG. I never tried to withdraw after one confirmation though since obviously I play for several hours first before withdraw.

What do you think?

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Quote from: ChuckBuck on June 24, 2020, 08:22:34 PM

Hey guys, Roobet has a new allegation here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.54677962
That guy claimed that Roobet did not pay him, he posted a video to talk about Roobet activities. I am not sure his evidence is sufficient to prove the wrong operation from Roobet. But it is a bad allegation and I think Roobet should resolve it as soon as possible Wink

Wait and see how you will handle it!

I read other users' feedbacks there. It may be noted that it was only a few weeks ago that the OP encountered it based on the date that the Youtube video was made. So obviously there is something wrong with the accuser. We know that in the past Roobet has had maintenance. Maybe it was just coincidence that the times when he tried to withdraw so much. I do not believe in such allegations especially in newly created accounts or merely hiding alt.

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Hey guys, Roobet has a new allegation here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.54677962
That guy claimed that Roobet did not pay him, he posted a video to talk about Roobet activities. I am not sure his evidence is sufficient to prove the wrong operation from Roobet. But it is a bad allegation and I think Roobet should resolve it as soon as possible Wink

Wait and see how you will handle it!

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Quote from: DoublerHunter on June 23, 2020, 04:53:26 PM

Tampering your location and hiding your data because you wanted safety privacy probably could be against the rules in any gambling site's TOS.
I never trust free service in any VPN service, it will surely cause a log connection in your router. One thing is you probably encounter a problem when the site owner or staff will know that you are using different server locations.
Nevertheless, there are certain things that made an advantage upon using VPN, it could be safe when it regards your privacy.

It doesn't have to be against the rules of the casinos because it is more like a dangerous thing for yourself anyway. There is this warning sign at the ferry I use to take everyday, it said "jumping onboard without waiting full stop is dangerous and illegal", I always laughed at it because it is already dangerous so why is it illegal, if it is illegal it doesn't even have to be dangerous since you already can't do it in order to follow the law.

This is like that, using VPN to gamble is like jumping on a ferry when its close enough that you can (don't think too much, just one feet further than normal) use VPN if you want but it will bring in tons of risks that might result with you losing all of your money. Now if it is against the rules that is fine but "gamblers doing something risky that could cause them to lose all their money is against the rules" does sound funny, though maybe helpful to remind some gamblers I hope.

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Quote from: akhjob on June 24, 2020, 12:34:57 PM

It's not like that. Maybe I didn't make myself clear.

Yes you didnt and it is really confusing

Quote from: akhjob on June 24, 2020, 12:34:57 PM

Let's say I deposit 100$ worth of Bitcoin. When I place a 20$ bet on Roobet, I would feel a bit of panic as I see the Dollar value and I'm placing one-fifth of the total deposit on a single bet.

Okay, let me show you why it is confusing .

Quote from: akhjob on June 24, 2020, 12:34:57 PM

But I wouldn't feel any panic when I place 2mBTC(~20$) or even 5mBTC(~50$) bet in other gambling sites as I see the sats, not the Dollar value.

If you deposit $100 worth of bitcoin, that would be around 10 mbtc ~ . Also that means everytime you wager 2 mbtc that would a fifth of your total deposit as well. If you feel some sort of panic attack perhaps you should just lower your wager everytime you want to play.

So now my question, whats the difference? There is no difference at all and you will still feel the same when you wager a fifth of that. The site is not obliged to change their whole setting just because one player doesnt like their deposit to be in USD value instead of mbtc

Quote from: panjul07 on June 24, 2020, 01:16:36 PM

Of course its all about preferences, and probably it can be a suggestion for roobet to have an option for players to choose whether to play in fiat value or crypto value.

Perhaps they will if there are alot of player that wish for this but coming from a single player, that wont happen

Quote from: panjul07 on June 24, 2020, 01:16:36 PM

Of course its all about preferences

Yes it is

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Quote from: akhjob on June 24, 2020, 12:34:57 PM

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Quote from: akhjob on June 21, 2020, 09:27:00 AM

I have been enjoying Roobet for several weeks now but I want Roobet to consider showing Bitcoin and ETH balance as it is and not in Dollar value. The reason is when I see the bet amount in Dollars, I feel a bit panic annd stress while making higher amount bets but this is not the case when I bet in sats in other sites.

Just use convert rate USD-BTC.

Then you can determine the amount you want to bet with BTC rate by using USD rate, since they pegged the balance to USD when the cryptocurrency movement going down you can get more balance BTC when you withdrawal the asset. If you want to stick with your bitcoin balance estimation, then suggest you to always withdrawal after playing the game. The fee was pretty low only under 1$, so there is no problem at all when your transaction a lot with DEPOSIT/Withdrawl.

It's not like that. Maybe I didn't make myself clear. Let's say I deposit 100$ worth of Bitcoin. When I place a 20$ bet on Roobet, I would feel a bit of panic as I see the Dollar value and I'm placing one-fifth of the total deposit on a single bet. But I wouldn't feel any panic when I place 2mBTC(~20$) or even 5mBTC(~50$) bet in other gambling sites as I see the sats, not the Dollar value.

Just because you know the exact value of your bet in fiat then it makes you panic?
I do feel even better when I see my bet in fiat because it is easier to manage my own gambling activity.
Sometimes I need to check the recent crypto value once I want to bet (if the site shows balance in crypto)
Just wanna make sure that I do not bet more than my limit. Of course its all about preferences, and probably it can be a suggestion for roobet to have an option for players to choose whether to play in fiat value or crypto value.
Of course its all about preferences

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Quote from: ryzaadit on June 21, 2020, 03:39:28 PM

Quote from: akhjob on June 21, 2020, 09:27:00 AM

I have been enjoying Roobet for several weeks now but I want Roobet to consider showing Bitcoin and ETH balance as it is and not in Dollar value. The reason is when I see the bet amount in Dollars, I feel a bit panic annd stress while making higher amount bets but this is not the case when I bet in sats in other sites.

Just use convert rate USD-BTC.

Then you can determine the amount you want to bet with BTC rate by using USD rate, since they pegged the balance to USD when the cryptocurrency movement going down you can get more balance BTC when you withdrawal the asset. If you want to stick with your bitcoin balance estimation, then suggest you to always withdrawal after playing the game. The fee was pretty low only under 1$, so there is no problem at all when your transaction a lot with DEPOSIT/Withdrawl.

It's not like that. Maybe I didn't make myself clear. Let's say I deposit 100$ worth of Bitcoin. When I place a 20$ bet on Roobet, I would feel a bit of panic as I see the Dollar value and I'm placing one-fifth of the total deposit on a single bet. But I wouldn't feel any panic when I place 2mBTC(~20$) or even 5mBTC(~50$) bet in other gambling sites as I see the sats, not the Dollar value.

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Quote from: fullhdpixel on June 23, 2020, 04:23:54 PM

When you are using VPN and ever face a problem that is not Roobets fault, that is actually good on them. You know why? Because sometimes when you use a professional and paid VPN service they give you a brand new unique IP however when you use one of those fake looking free VPN services they put in 10k people on same IP and let them be.

^ Tampering your location and hiding your data because you wanted safety privacy probably could be against the rules in any gambling site's TOS.
I never trust free service in any VPN service, it will surely cause a log connection in your router. One thing is you probably encounter a problem when the site owner or staff will know that you are using different server locations.
Nevertheless, there are certain things that made an advantage upon using VPN, it could be safe when it regards your privacy.

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Quote from: arallmuus on June 23, 2020, 10:20:52 AM

Slots that are available to your country might not be available to your neighbouring country or any other country in Europe. There isnt any problem on this matter, if you want to try few slots for the sake of playing for fun then try to use India instead. You might risk your account if you try to bypass those slots using VPN

Another thing, it is better to be safe. So if you are trying to use VPN to check on few slots it is better to log out of your account

Thanks for an advice. I'd better not use VPN with roobet, there are plenty of slots still to play. The reason why I tried to check all the slots is the new contest by Hhampuz. I'd better not risk loosing my account by some glitch or gambling site protection mechanism, just to be able to try to win some spare bucks.

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Quote from: fullhdpixel on June 23, 2020, 04:23:54 PM

When you are using VPN and ever face a problem that is not Roobets fault, that is actually good on them. You know why? Because sometimes when you use a professional and paid VPN service they give you a brand new unique IP however when you use one of those fake looking free VPN services they put in 10k people on same IP and let them be.

Well, what if one of those VPN users that has the same IP is playing on roobet with you? That means two people from the same IP is playing on two different accounts. That could sound some alarms and Roobet has every right to ask for KYC in order to follow the laws as well.

At the end of the day it is only your fault and you should definitely try to find another way of doing it. Otherwise VPN is not something roobet could be blamed for if you ever face a problem.

Once TOS is breached then expect on what would be the following consequences and im sure that we are fully aware that accessing prohibited stuffs via VPN wont really give out good results
once you faced up some problems.

Tried to surf in into the site and i have seen some slot games are blocked or not being highlighted and i tried to use that free opera VPN and i able to access it all.

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When you are using VPN and ever face a problem that is not Roobets fault, that is actually good on them. You know why? Because sometimes when you use a professional and paid VPN service they give you a brand new unique IP however when you use one of those fake looking free VPN services they put in 10k people on same IP and let them be.

Well, what if one of those VPN users that has the same IP is playing on roobet with you? That means two people from the same IP is playing on two different accounts. That could sound some alarms and Roobet has every right to ask for KYC in order to follow the laws as well.

At the end of the day it is only your fault and you should definitely try to find another way of doing it. Otherwise VPN is not something roobet could be blamed for if you ever face a problem.

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