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hero member
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you need to be non-USA citizen and you take money out of USA? Or just any money getting out of USA? That means maybe USA should start thinking about legalizing online gambling? That way people from all over the world could start their own crypto casinos and that way they could at least get other nations money into USA with the online casinos.

Why would you ban gambling and not allow online casinos in your own nation if you do not want gamblers to lose money to other nations? If you want them to actually give you money instead of take money out just start casinos and reap the benefits? In any case USA is certainly a weird country when it comes to money, they don't even care about long term profits as much as they care about short term ones, they built the whole country on "make money now!" promise.
As far as I know it is not actually a "ban to play here from these nations" neither, like a warning where it says "if you play from these nations, you have the tech to do so but that means you will be punished by your nation" or whatever.

So, roobet can't really stop anyone from gambling, it is technologically impossible to stop anyone from gambling, all they can do is offer their advice and warn them not to play but in the end if you want to you can play here, all the while you take illegality into consequences and realize it may not end up nice for you. By the way, 90%+ of the time if you don't get reported by someone, nobody would really know you gambled somewhere, so be quite about gambling online if you are from a country where it is illegal.
copper member
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Roobet claims to operate under the 365/JAZ license!

Game Protect currently handles several cases where casinos claiming to operate under the 365/JAZ license scammed its customers!

The 365/JAZ license issuer does not supervise roobet.com and is not willing to take responsibility for scammed customers!
Serious question for you, Do you have any proof that you personally actually got anyone money from websites? Verified proof, not just your word.


I have played at roobet for the last couple weeks here and there and won a bit, withdraws came without any issues. So far all looks fine minus a couple bugs that need fixed but nothing that has to do with the casino being provably fair.

Every time I check game-protect's trust, it seems to exponentially increase negatively.
I think at this point it's fair to say anything he's stating is only to promote his own shady business model of putting unnecessary fear into sites players, pushing them to his service when they lose.
legendary
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Roobet claims to operate under the 365/JAZ license!

Game Protect currently handles several cases where casinos claiming to operate under the 365/JAZ license scammed its customers!

The 365/JAZ license issuer does not supervise roobet.com and is not willing to take responsibility for scammed customers!
Serious question for you, Do you have any proof that you personally actually got anyone money from websites? Verified proof, not just your word.


I have played at roobet for the last couple weeks here and there and won a bit, withdraws came without any issues. So far all looks fine minus a couple bugs that need fixed but nothing that has to do with the casino being provably fair.
hero member
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I mean do you really believe that there is ZERO Americans here? Of course not but USA still tries to ban it.

Remember, we don't ban online gambling because it's ban. We ban it because if you win out of the USA we don't get our tax dollars.
This helpful advice brought to you by the tax collectors of America.

Welcome to the USA, now give me your wallet :-)
-Dave
Sounds like you are a big fan of the slogan from Mr. Trump "Make America great again!".
The USA has shown its globally as a very strict nation on crypto regulations. I don't know the USA has plans to change this or not but in my vision, over time regulations on crypto currency, online gambling (with crypto payments) will become more difficult.

Things might turn into much worse if more terrorist organizations born and actively operate globally.
So, you need to be non-USA citizen and you take money out of USA? Or just any money getting out of USA? That means maybe USA should start thinking about legalizing online gambling? That way people from all over the world could start their own crypto casinos and that way they could at least get other nations money into USA with the online casinos.

Why would you ban gambling and not allow online casinos in your own nation if you do not want gamblers to lose money to other nations? If you want them to actually give you money instead of take money out just start casinos and reap the benefits? In any case USA is certainly a weird country when it comes to money, they don't even care about long term profits as much as they care about short term ones, they built the whole country on "make money now!" promise.
copper member
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Good morning,

I have an issue trying to withdraw ETH from the site

Here is my case ->



I've made a deposit yesterday, and received the mail confirmation from the system:


Quote
From: Sabrina from Roobet <[email protected]>
Date: 25 November 2019 at 00:49:55 CET
Subject: Congratulations on your first deposit!
Reply-To: Sabrina from Roobet <[email protected]>
 
 
Hi big_daddy,
I'm Sabrina an account manager here at Roobet.
Congratulations on your first deposit at Roobet Smiley We're looking forward to having you be apart of the Roobet family.
As an active depositor you now have great perks:
•   You're able to claim promo codes we drop on our twitter
•   You're able to join rains (Free money randomly dropped in chat)
•   Once you wager $50, you can use the chat and talk strategy with other players
Play Now

Good luck,
Sabrina

as I'm trying to withdraw ETH and I saw this message:

can someone from the team check what is wrong with the ETH withdrawals

Best regards

ETH deposits, ETH withdrawals, and BTC deposits are all completely functional right now.

Bitcoin withdrawals are temporarily disabled for maintenance. They should be back up shortly - we will notify our players on-site as soon as they are.

If you have any support related questions, please reach out to our 24/7 on-site live support. Thanks!

hero member
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Good morning,

I have an issue trying to withdraw ETH from the site

Here is my case ->



I've made a deposit yesterday, and received the mail confirmation from the system:


Quote
From: Sabrina from Roobet <[email protected]>
Date: 25 November 2019 at 00:49:55 CET
Subject: Congratulations on your first deposit!
Reply-To: Sabrina from Roobet <[email protected]>
 
 
Hi big_daddy,
I'm Sabrina an account manager here at Roobet.
Congratulations on your first deposit at Roobet Smiley We're looking forward to having you be apart of the Roobet family.
As an active depositor you now have great perks:
•   You're able to claim promo codes we drop on our twitter
•   You're able to join rains (Free money randomly dropped in chat)
•   Once you wager $50, you can use the chat and talk strategy with other players
Play Now

Good luck,
Sabrina

as I'm trying to withdraw ETH and I saw this message:

can someone from the team check what is wrong with the ETH withdrawals

Best regards





EDIT: I worked out this issue with the support, it was my fault, I've made a deposit that was less than a 1$ worth...  Smiley
I got my ETH on my address

Tnx Roobet!
copper member
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Hello, I just registered and wanted to try playing roulette on your site using faucet.  It seems to me that your approach to letting your users use faucet is a little wrong, as there is a 25 minute limit between each use of faucet.  It would be nice if for example it was possible to use faucet 10 times in a row, but not more than 10 per day.  And it turns out that the new user will not linger on your resource for a long time, since it will take a very long time to wait for the second opportunity.

Hello, thanks for the feedback! We have updated our faucet so that there is no time limit between claims - you can claim it 12 times per day!
hero member
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I am not entirely sure how they decide which countries could play and which countries can't. I know the ones in the list bans that type of gambling but there are other nations that doesn't allow online crypto gambling as well yet it is not on the list.
Their reasons behind the scene why they restricted some nations are not matter with users. What users have to do is reading their rules and know that their nations are restricted to use Roobet.com casino or not. If not, they are fine to use the site.

There are reasons of the site to restrict list of nations, internally or externally. Local regulations are some of reasons, AFAIK.
hero member
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I am not entirely sure how they decide which countries could play and which countries can't. I know the ones in the list bans that type of gambling but there are other nations that doesn't allow online crypto gambling as well yet it is not on the list.

I won't like to dox myself but in my nation I personally know a lawyer who had to defend a guy who gambled crypto sportsbook and he got a fine, it was just a 100 dollar fine and even while the minimum wage is low here and 100 dollars is a decent amount of money, it is nothing to sweat and could be paid easily compared to some others that actually jail people.

So, where does the roobet draw the line? Is it allowed to play from a country with 100 dollar fine, is it no illegal at all, is it only jail ones? What is the line for roobet?
hero member
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I mean do you really believe that there is ZERO Americans here? Of course not but USA still tries to ban it.

Remember, we don't ban online gambling because it's ban. We ban it because if you win out of the USA we don't get our tax dollars.
This helpful advice brought to you by the tax collectors of America.

Welcome to the USA, now give me your wallet :-)
-Dave
Sounds like you are a big fan of the slogan from Mr. Trump "Make America great again!".
The USA has shown its globally as a very strict nation on crypto regulations. I don't know the USA has plans to change this or not but in my vision, over time regulations on crypto currency, online gambling (with crypto payments) will become more difficult.

Things might turn into much worse if more terrorist organizations born and actively operate globally.
legendary
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I mean do you really believe that there is ZERO Americans here? Of course not but USA still tries to ban it.

Remember, we don't ban online gambling because it's ban. We ban it because if you win out of the USA we don't get our tax dollars.
This helpful advice brought to you by the tax collectors of America.

Welcome to the USA, now give me your wallet :-)
-Dave
legendary
Activity: 3318
Merit: 1128
There are no countries blocked/prohibited from playing on Roobet.

But the TOS clearly mentioned this though:
Quote
People living or having a permanent or temporary residence in these countries are not entitled to register the player's account on roobet.com, or the use of service roobet.com:

Aruba, Austria, Bonaire, Curacao, French Guiana, French Polynesia, Germany, Guernsey, Gibraltar, Hungary, Isle of Man, Jersey, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Martinique, Reunion, Mayotte, Netherlands, United States, United Kingdom, Denmark.
There is a fine line between "being banned" and "illegal". People from all those nations potentially "could" play in roobet but they will be doing a criminal activity and if they get caught they would be both banned and if their government finds out they will be punished for it (gambling is usually not a jailed punishment, it is mostly either public work or money) so at the end of the day it is like any other crime, you can do it but if you get caught you will not like the consequences.

Plus, the results are not same for ALL those nations, each of them have different set up legality for gambling, some may go as further as jail, some may just give you a fair warning with a small fine and let you go inside one day. I mean do you really believe that there is ZERO Americans here? Of course not but USA still tries to ban it.
hero member
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But in the first place you will not be able to register if your IP is on the restricted place right ? Do they atleast have it ?

That's how it works by default. But some will not publicly do that, usually by monitoring the user (if he or she decides on using a VPN) or relying on server logs.
copper member
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Okay, this is the first time I use Roobet.com, and I like the interface. It's clean, simple, and smooth. Basically, it's beautiful.

However, as a lazy dude, I often use the "copy button" to copy the deposit address, not by dragging my palm and click CTRL+C then CTRL+V, that burns too many calories. Grin The deposit was fast though.

The games were good, even though I couldn't find my favorite games, i.e., slots and video poker.

A copy button has been added!
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What do you think to add this information and such question to the FAQs (the Roobet Help Center)?
I think it is helpful for Roobet's users because most of them don't spend time to read ToS but most of them (if they want to quickly find out rules) probably take a look at FAQ.

The current FAQ - The Help Center - has not yet provided most common questions from people; as I saw from FAQ of other casinos (I could be wrong).

Actually the restriction can be highlighted on the front/ landing page itself. Some sites I gamble on display something like this:


You only agree by clicking on the checkboxes, which are the terms before proceeding to register or login.
But still for me it should be put in a way that most people could easily see it, most fit to the FAQ's section and not on TOS since people ( like me lol ) don't read on TOS and just basing on what is on the FAQs page.

But in the first place you will not be able to register if your IP is on the restricted place right ? Do they atleast have it ?
hero member
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What do you think to add this information and such question to the FAQs (the Roobet Help Center)?
I think it is helpful for Roobet's users because most of them don't spend time to read ToS but most of them (if they want to quickly find out rules) probably take a look at FAQ.

The current FAQ - The Help Center - has not yet provided most common questions from people; as I saw from FAQ of other casinos (I could be wrong).

Actually the restriction can be highlighted on the front/ landing page itself. Some sites I gamble on display something like this:


You only agree by clicking on the checkboxes, which are the terms before proceeding to register or login.
hero member
Activity: 2366
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~ snip ~
Aruba, Austria, Bonaire, Curacao, French Guiana, French Polynesia, Germany, Guernsey, Gibraltar, Hungary, Isle of Man, Jersey, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Martinique, Reunion, Mayotte, Netherlands, United States, United Kingdom, Denmark.

I apologize, I had the wrong information. Those countries listed in our TOS, the ones you put above, are the countries which we don't allow players from. Sorry for any confusion!
What do you think to add this information and such question to the FAQs (the Roobet Help Center)?
I think it is helpful for Roobet's users because most of them don't spend time to read ToS but most of them (if they want to quickly find out rules) probably take a look at FAQ.

The current FAQ - The Help Center - has not yet provided most common questions from people; as I saw from FAQ of other casinos (I could be wrong).
copper member
Activity: 173
Merit: 62
There are no countries blocked/prohibited from playing on Roobet.

But the TOS clearly mentioned this though:
Quote
People living or having a permanent or temporary residence in these countries are not entitled to register the player's account on roobet.com, or the use of service roobet.com:

Aruba, Austria, Bonaire, Curacao, French Guiana, French Polynesia, Germany, Guernsey, Gibraltar, Hungary, Isle of Man, Jersey, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Martinique, Reunion, Mayotte, Netherlands, United States, United Kingdom, Denmark.

I apologize, I had the wrong information. Those countries listed in our TOS, the ones you put above, are the countries which we don't allow players from. Sorry for any confusion!
legendary
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Lol thankfully I didn't see the 15/second thing before because I would probably try to abuse that (in reverse, abusing for myself which means I would lose a ton of money very quickly Cheesy ) but I have always felt that it was one of the fastest ones around, there is really no waiting time between two bets, never did any botting with other software and all so I can't tell you the per hours and what not like the people who go very detail on their gambling because I am just a gambler who likes to have fun but I can tell you for a guy like me it is faster than I need Cheesy which is always nice to have.

I don't play as fast as game allows me to, I usually check the results and all that so I click with my own speed and that is like 1 bet every 2-3 seconds and it did felt A LOT faster than that for sure.
hero member
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There are no countries blocked/prohibited from playing on Roobet.

But the TOS clearly mentioned this though:
Quote
People living or having a permanent or temporary residence in these countries are not entitled to register the player's account on roobet.com, or the use of service roobet.com:

Aruba, Austria, Bonaire, Curacao, French Guiana, French Polynesia, Germany, Guernsey, Gibraltar, Hungary, Isle of Man, Jersey, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Martinique, Reunion, Mayotte, Netherlands, United States, United Kingdom, Denmark.
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