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Roobet actually does advertise their services through social media sites like Twitter etc and don't just depend on Bitcointalk. Also, no one apart from their team knows whether their marketing forums within this forum have succeeded or failed.

Personally, I am just happy that they consistently keep hosting art competitions regardless of whether they are succeeding or failing.

Something like Roobet NFT, Roobet token, exchange is my thinking on potential cooked things from Roobet team.

Do you have any idea on any of these?

Nowadays cryptocurrency projects or cryptocurrency accepted platforms usually launch their own cryptocurrencies and it's my biggest conspiracy theory on what Roobet team are cooking behind the scene and planning to launch soon.

Can anybody in the Roobet family guess what Roobet is cooking behind the scenes? 🤔

I saw this on their 𝕏 and thought I could share it here -- https://x.com/Roobet/status/1809454567077069183

I know your intention in giving this advice has good intentions but let's see Roobet is still marketing the platform in this way and that means the platform is still making a profit from the contest.
It is impossible for a platform to spend money continuously if it does not get any profit and this is just thinking logically.

With this contest, I still remember that I had invited more than 5 people to join the contest, even though they couldn't get prizes from the contest, but in fact some of these people still persisted in betting on this platform because these people were comfortable with the existing features.

In conclusion, from this contest there are many newcomers who are interested in joining and not all newcomers who lose in the contest will just leave, but most of them will continue to bet on Roobet.

It's scam, they're aware with this one.

No legitimate service uses a .xyz domain. The landing page is also poorly designed compared to how the Official Roobet website look. It's a scam.

If it is official collaboration, Roobet team already announced about it. I believe it is an effort from another team, try to use Roobet brand to milk money from investors with their meme token.

I dislike domain name with .xyz that only shows me very less dedication of that team on their project. It is like an abandoned domain name in their team plan for this meme token project.

Roobet on Solana?

It looks like someone is trying to milk out from a big brand like Roobet by creating some token on Solana and listing it on dexscreener  
They have a weird URL for their website (roobetsol.xyz) but then go on to add the official link on the website. Is there any official collaboration, or this is just memes as usual?

That contest makes Roobet still known here in the forum and it’s a big help aside from their signature campaign and I agree that if its not profitable or beneficial for Roobet, then they should’ve stop it. Roobet art contest is the long running art contest in the forum with a different theme every Month, I believe Roobet team values the work of the participants and they put extra effort and budget for this.

I don't know where you got the idea that this contest from roobet.com is not profitable. My response is that it can be profitable or it may not be. I'm not saying this just because I'm always one of the participants in this contest. I believe it's profitable because why else would this contest have still running for more than three years (if I'm not mistaken)? If it weren't for this contest I probably wouldn't still be playing on roobet.com.

I do not understand your position on how you concluded that there is no benefit from the competitions they conduct and that they must stop doing so and look for alternative marketing plans, even though these campaigns have been held for years and huge budgets are allocated to them, which confirms their effectiveness. As far as I know, Roobet does not conduct any marketing campaigns outside the forum, and all (or most) of its strategy depends on the bitcointalk community. I agree with you in suggesting that they can diversify advertising plans, but not by changing a successful one.

why stop?
it's part of their marketing strategy and if they keep on doing it it's probably because they see value and return or it, or are gratefull for the bitcointalk community but I think it is more the former.
we have no idea about their total marketing budget, this is probably a really minor part

I would say they should stop with contests because I never really found them all that profitable if you ask me. Don't get me wrong, it is not impossible, it can be done, I am just saying that for marketing purposes, considering how much money they are spending, I think there could be better ways to spend it. Hell, if they just do "the person with the most wagered this week, will get this money", that may cause people to wager more, and it would directly mean more money for them, could even recoup all the money they would reward.

That is why I think contest is the most inefficient way of spending their money, makes them have great PR, but that's it and I do not think that they need any good PR, they are a decent casino and everyone knows it.

enough
let's talk about things that make sense
ethereum won't be banned
solana won't be banned
dogecoin won't be banned
god not even BRETT or dog with hat or the worst of all cardano will be banned

chill guys...

In any competition where works of art are assessed by simple, unsophisticated people and at the same time by judges who are professionals and, when evaluating works of art, pay more attention to the nuances of the work, usually the winners of the competition are different.  It is also necessary to somehow filter the deliberate, artificial inflating of votes when voting for everyone who wants to evaluate the work.  You also need to be sure that the judges are not biased and are impartial towards competitors.  There are also a number of difficulties in organizing competitions.  So this is a rather complex organizational event.  And the managers of Roobet.com are definitely great for holding such competitions and have now accumulated relevant and useful experience in this matter.

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Would provably love to see that since more competitions means the community will became more alive for participating or speculating about the particular contest they have done. And so far Roobet management is doing good with that since for example they really manage to have a good run then able to prolong the art contest that's why there's an interesting things to browse up then see the submissions made by people. Also speculate the winners since there's exciting prizes await for lucky winner of the contest.

If they could able to launch a new contest then its good really good to see that. But they should think about a contest that majority of people could participate since like art contest not everyone have talent to draw and there are limited people could able to join in that contest.

In my opinion, the casino whenever they needed to update the casino's design, the casino logo, then they could hold an art contest in which all participants made the casino's logo or some designer for the casino and the casino would choose the best designer or the best logo, this way the winner would receive money and would also be happy to see his work being displayed in the casino, for example in this case:



let's imagine that roobet needs an image of this size in which snoop appears with this fighter, so roobet runs an art contest for participants to make an image in which snoop appears with this fighter and that is an image that attracts more attention, beautiful art and the winner of the art competition, when he is paid, will be able to put this photo in his portfolio and this is a great incentive for the artist who will be able to be proud that he made art for the roobet casino and won and that is proof and the image he will be showing in his portfolio. Now when people participate in an art competition, they win and earn money. they will fall into oblivion, because there is no way to put in the portfolio that they won in the competition and proof of this. More than receiving money as a prize, seeing your artistic work displayed in the casino seems more rewarding, in my opinion.

Of course, I also support such interesting events as art competitions. 
These events definitely create for any business, including casinos, an excellent positive image among players and those people who simply learn about such competitions.  And although there are of course questions about the quality of judging, as well as other organizational issues, they are still art competitions, these are definitely interesting events and they benefit the entire community of gambling players and also the community of creative people, professional artists, designers and even sometimes painters  - amateurs and other creative people.