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Quote from: mu_enrico on November 16, 2019, 04:22:02 AM

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.

LOL! Maybe they would add that precious copy button later on. Grin

Currently their games were the basic ones but i do love the simplicity of its UI. The thing i do only got curios about is into their mine games.
5 bombs on a 25 tiles but ive been bust 10x straight on hitting bombs directly?

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Quote from: mu_enrico on November 16, 2019, 04:22:02 AM

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.

That's correct. The site template is also awesome, i like how the honesty level of their team and the unique features (vip club, giveaways etc ) added to the site.
The only the things remain for the admin to do now is to add more games and coin like done, xrp which most all crypto gambling site usually add to there payment systems

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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.

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Quote from: Bitinity on November 15, 2019, 07:31:09 AM

Quote from: magneto on November 14, 2019, 09:27:35 PM

Quote from: deisik on November 14, 2019, 01:14:02 PM

It can be confusing though

I don't deny that this system has its own benefits and advantages, like seeing the same currency (read, the American dollar) throughout the site no matter what your real balance is made of. Actually, it makes sense (despite the fact that it is somewhat confusing)

However, a still better solution would be to allow players to choose whether to use only the universal currency for all bets on the site or the one they want to gamble with (have in their wallet). I think this solution would give Roobet a certain advantage over other online casinos out there

I'd still prefer to see my actual balance in BTC terms if the balance is not fixed to USD after deposit.

Perhaps you could offer this as an option, but I don't really think it makes much sense to make this as the default viewpoint. It is extremely confusing for people who come from elsewhere where the majority of BTC based casinos solely deal in BTC.

Anyways, just my two cents. It's good to see an AU dice site out here after PD's success.

Although I'm familiar with this system as I'm active in Fortunejack where they use the same system (balance shown in $ except for the dice game) but I have to agree that it is always better if the balance is being shown in crypto since we are in crypto gambling world. Offering an option to choose will be good addition so players can choose to show their balance in $ or in crypto.
By the way, how much is the max winning bet in a single bet? I see there is mines game which has a big payout, so players are able to win big with just small bet if they are lucky enough.

same here . i also prefer to see a crypto as a unit of currency when im gambling but i didnt know that some gambling sites can be able to show your balance in usd form or on other currencies because i think that is only possible on an exchange .

maybe other gamblers love that feature so that they can easily track thier cryptos and will be aware if they already earn a suficient amount of money/cryptos or not .

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Quote from: magneto on November 14, 2019, 09:27:35 PM

Quote from: deisik on November 14, 2019, 01:14:02 PM

It can be confusing though

I don't deny that this system has its own benefits and advantages, like seeing the same currency (read, the American dollar) throughout the site no matter what your real balance is made of. Actually, it makes sense (despite the fact that it is somewhat confusing)

However, a still better solution would be to allow players to choose whether to use only the universal currency for all bets on the site or the one they want to gamble with (have in their wallet). I think this solution would give Roobet a certain advantage over other online casinos out there

I'd still prefer to see my actual balance in BTC terms if the balance is not fixed to USD after deposit.

Perhaps you could offer this as an option, but I don't really think it makes much sense to make this as the default viewpoint. It is extremely confusing for people who come from elsewhere where the majority of BTC based casinos solely deal in BTC.

Anyways, just my two cents. It's good to see an AU dice site out here after PD's success.

Although I'm familiar with this system as I'm active in Fortunejack where they use the same system (balance shown in $ except for the dice game) but I have to agree that it is always better if the balance is being shown in crypto since we are in crypto gambling world. Offering an option to choose will be good addition so players can choose to show their balance in $ or in crypto.
By the way, how much is the max winning bet in a single bet? I see there is mines game which has a big payout, so players are able to win big with just small bet if they are lucky enough.

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Quote from: Ucy on November 15, 2019, 06:05:33 AM

Nice site.
You have few games though. Are you considering including more games in the future, plus adding more coins? I guess you want to start small to weigh gamblers response, before you eventually expand.

Thanks! Yes, we are considering adding more games as well as coins. We hear the community load and clear and always appreciate feedback so we can continue to improve Roobet. Stay tuned, we have some cool things in the works.

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Nice site.
You have few games though. Are you considering including more games in the future, plus adding more coins? I guess you want to start small to weigh gamblers response, before you eventually expand.

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Quote from: magneto on November 14, 2019, 04:35:40 AM

I see that the bets on the site are denominated in USD or some other fiat. How does this work exactly?

Does your balance automatically get converted to a fiat and tethered to the market value of your coins at the time of your deposit? Or is fiat simply there as a unit of account, and your balance remains in BTC terms after you deposit?

This deviates from the norm of other BTC casinos where they deal exclusively in BTC denominations. Please clarify.

It is more about how you can see how much dollars you bet instead of bitcoins but you still gamble with bitcoin and lose bitcoin at the end since you can literally withdraw bitcoins. So, you deposit bitcoin and withdraw bitcoin but you see dollars when you gamble. It is a good feature that I think all other places may add as well, I would love to see how much dollars it is that I gamble with instead of bitcoin because even tho we can calculate the dollar price ourselves it would have been easier to just see it right there.

This website (or this casino to be precise) has started a great attack of marketing and new features and amazing care, that is why I love new places, they always care, old places make so much money that eventually they stop caring.

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Quote from: deisik on November 14, 2019, 01:14:02 PM

It can be confusing though

I don't deny that this system has its own benefits and advantages, like seeing the same currency (read, the American dollar) throughout the site no matter what your real balance is made of. Actually, it makes sense (despite the fact that it is somewhat confusing)

However, a still better solution would be to allow players to choose whether to use only the universal currency for all bets on the site or the one they want to gamble with (have in their wallet). I think this solution would give Roobet a certain advantage over other online casinos out there

I'd still prefer to see my actual balance in BTC terms if the balance is not fixed to USD after deposit.

Perhaps you could offer this as an option, but I don't really think it makes much sense to make this as the default viewpoint. It is extremely confusing for people who come from elsewhere where the majority of BTC based casinos solely deal in BTC.

Anyways, just my two cents. It's good to see an AU dice site out here after PD's success.

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Quote from: absolutely-positioned on November 14, 2019, 07:15:56 PM

We have added a link to this official thread on our website for verification!

By the way, as I proposed days ago and have not yet received reply from Roobet.com team.

Can you please consider my suggestion.
And if you think it is a good one, please edit the text a little bit (just take seconds to do this, I guess).

Quote from: tranthidung on November 12, 2019, 03:39:06 AM

I saw this one on Roobet.com.

If admin of Roobet see my post, I think it is better to edit it from "Bitcoin Talk" to "Bitcointalk".

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Quote from: absolutely-positioned on November 14, 2019, 07:15:56 PM

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Quote from: dark08 on November 08, 2019, 06:11:17 PM

Are you the owner of this site?

Is this even an important question to ask the owner of the company can hire some one to publish there site on different platform and also be ready an willing to answer questions as to the issue of the site

If we do try to look up to this thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.52707840 then we can presume that
he's the real owner of this site but well we do need some clarifications of this one too. Set aside, it would be also good if that thing being discussed above
should really be cleared up too.

We have added a link to this official thread on our website for verification!

Thanks for the update.One thing i would like to know about the things being discussed about where deposits would be fixed on the time it had been deposited?
or it would dynamically set up its price on current market condition?

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Quote from: carlfebz2 on November 14, 2019, 05:41:57 PM

Quote from: Upgate on November 14, 2019, 04:51:12 PM

Quote from: dark08 on November 08, 2019, 06:11:17 PM

Are you the owner of this site?

Is this even an important question to ask the owner of the company can hire some one to publish there site on different platform and also be ready an willing to answer questions as to the issue of the site

If we do try to look up to this thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.52707840 then we can presume that
he's the real owner of this site but well we do need some clarifications of this one too. Set aside, it would be also good if that thing being discussed above
should really be cleared up too.

We have added a link to this official thread on our website for verification!

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Quote from: Upgate on November 14, 2019, 04:51:12 PM

Quote from: dark08 on November 08, 2019, 06:11:17 PM

Are you the owner of this site?

Is this even an important question to ask the owner of the company can hire some one to publish there site on different platform and also be ready an willing to answer questions as to the issue of the site

If we do try to look up to this thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.52707840 then we can presume that
he's the real owner of this site but well we do need some clarifications of this one too. Set aside, it would be also good if that thing being discussed above
should really be cleared up too.

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Quote from: dark08 on November 08, 2019, 06:11:17 PM

Are you the owner of this site?

Is this even an important question to ask the owner of the company can hire some one to publish there site on different platform and also be ready an willing to answer questions as to the issue of the site

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Quote from: panjul07 on November 14, 2019, 10:30:30 AM

Quote from: mitchr4 on November 14, 2019, 07:24:30 AM

Quote from: magneto on November 14, 2019, 04:35:40 AM

I see that the bets on the site are denominated in USD or some other fiat. How does this work exactly?

Does your balance automatically get converted to a fiat and tethered to the market value of your coins at the time of your deposit? Or is fiat simply there as a unit of account, and your balance remains in BTC terms after you deposit?

This deviates from the norm of other BTC casinos where they deal exclusively in BTC denominations. Please clarify.

On the site there is only USD and after deposit, it is converted to fiat currency not in the original form of BTC. I don't really know how the system works but I am afraid there will be a change in the price of Bitcoin and the balance in the account follows the current price of Bitcoin.

I think it the system is similar to Fortunejack where player's balance shows in USD while playing the game but it shows the real balance in crypto on the main account balance.
Seems that roobet has their own system to convert it live automatically so anytime there is a change on BTC price then it will reflect to our balance which shown in USD.
Not many sites using the same system like this, but there are some. Probably most players are not familiar with this system but if we are familiar already then it wont be a big deal IMO unless there is a chance that our balance is deducted due to price changing

It can be confusing though

I don't deny that this system has its own benefits and advantages, like seeing the same currency (read, the American dollar) throughout the site no matter what your real balance is made of. Actually, it makes sense (despite the fact that it is somewhat confusing)

However, a still better solution would be to allow players to choose whether to use only the universal currency for all bets on the site or the one they want to gamble with (have in their wallet). I think this solution would give Roobet a certain advantage over other online casinos out there

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Quote from: panjul07 on November 14, 2019, 10:30:30 AM

I think it the system is similar to Fortunejack where player's balance shows in USD while playing the game but it shows the real balance in crypto on the main account balance.
Seems that roobet has their own system to convert it live automatically so anytime there is a change on BTC price then it will reflect to our balance which shown in USD.
Not many sites using the same system like this, but there are some. Probably most players are not familiar with this system but if we are familiar already then it wont be a big deal IMO unless there is a chance that our balance is deducted due to price changing.

If you already registered on the website.

Their main balance also using USD not Crypto, I think Roobet gambling platform using a USD for their balance information but accepted cryptocurrency for the deposit. I think the balance will not change, they will save/update the balance when the user makes a transaction based on the price of bitcoin at that time.

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Quote from: mitchr4 on November 14, 2019, 07:24:30 AM

Quote from: magneto on November 14, 2019, 04:35:40 AM

I see that the bets on the site are denominated in USD or some other fiat. How does this work exactly?

Does your balance automatically get converted to a fiat and tethered to the market value of your coins at the time of your deposit? Or is fiat simply there as a unit of account, and your balance remains in BTC terms after you deposit?

This deviates from the norm of other BTC casinos where they deal exclusively in BTC denominations. Please clarify.

On the site there is only USD and after deposit, it is converted to fiat currency not in the original form of BTC. I don't really know how the system works but I am afraid there will be a change in the price of Bitcoin and the balance in the account follows the current price of Bitcoin.

I think it the system is similar to Fortunejack where player's balance shows in USD while playing the game but it shows the real balance in crypto on the main account balance.
Seems that roobet has their own system to convert it live automatically so anytime there is a change on BTC price then it will reflect to our balance which shown in USD.
Not many sites using the same system like this, but there are some. Probably most players are not familiar with this system but if we are familiar already then it wont be a big deal IMO unless there is a chance that our balance is deducted due to price changing.

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Quote from: magneto on November 14, 2019, 04:35:40 AM

I see that the bets on the site are denominated in USD or some other fiat. How does this work exactly?

Does your balance automatically get converted to a fiat and tethered to the market value of your coins at the time of your deposit? Or is fiat simply there as a unit of account, and your balance remains in BTC terms after you deposit?

This deviates from the norm of other BTC casinos where they deal exclusively in BTC denominations. Please clarify.

On the site there is only USD and after deposit, it is converted to fiat currency not in the original form of BTC. I don't really know how the system works but I am afraid there will be a change in the price of Bitcoin and the balance in the account follows the current price of Bitcoin.

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I see that the bets on the site are denominated in USD or some other fiat. How does this work exactly?

Does your balance automatically get converted to a fiat and tethered to the market value of your coins at the time of your deposit? Or is fiat simply there as a unit of account, and your balance remains in BTC terms after you deposit?

This deviates from the norm of other BTC casinos where they deal exclusively in BTC denominations. Please clarify.

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