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Also avoid using Google authenticator because it doesn't support export option so we have to disable old 2FA and create new when switching our devices.
Google Authenticator is close source and we know what Google do.

You can use Aegis Authenticator that is open source so if you are open source enthusiast, it is for you.

Aegis Authenticator, a decent alternative to Google Authenticator and Authy
hero member
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Bitcoin = Financial freedom
Unpopular opinion. Have a separate device, like an old functioning Android device, solely for storing 2FA keys. This can reduce the risk of accidentally deleting keys, which can be challenging to set up, especially if you have numerous registered exchanges and casinos.

Similar to how you handle seed phrases, write down your 2FA keys on a piece of paper or a small notebook and keep them in a safe place.

not so unpopular
I agree that this is one of the best ways to go too
and backup this device

sometimes backing up the 2FA keys is not enough, more than once when I tried recovering 2FA keys from 2FA backups it resulted in different keys than the real ones

watch out
Having separate device is preferable but it shouldn't be not too old cause if its have too outdated operating system and also no security patch update which means the device is more vulnerable which can be a problem too. If you're having 2FA recovery codes for multiple accounts then you should have proper notes sticked along with the code or else you will be confused what is the recovery code for the account you're trying to recover.

Also avoid using Google authenticator because it doesn't support export option so we have to disable old 2FA and create new when switching our devices.
legendary
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There's no need to be upset
Unpopular opinion. Have a separate device, like an old functioning Android device, solely for storing 2FA keys. This can reduce the risk of accidentally deleting keys, which can be challenging to set up, especially if you have numerous registered exchanges and casinos.

Similar to how you handle seed phrases, write down your 2FA keys on a piece of paper or a small notebook and keep them in a safe place.

not so unpopular
I agree that this is one of the best ways to go too
and backup this device

sometimes backing up the 2FA keys is not enough, more than once when I tried recovering 2FA keys from 2FA backups it resulted in different keys than the real ones

watch out
legendary
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Farewell o_e_l_e_o
yes, I was also like that, neglecting to save my 2FA secret key, so I had to wait a long time for the complaint process to deactivate on my exchange account first, and that also took time because the delay made me lose big because I was late selling my coin at that time, since then I learned that I have to save the seeds in several places not only on my cellphone but elsewhere for example on a google drive or flashdisk so that when my cellphone has a problem or is lost I can recover 2FA to access the sites I use especially casinos, usually people will learn from their mistakes
When you experience your first time to nearly lose your account because you forget its 2FA and inside it you have big capital, you would be super panic. Not all exchanges will give you instant or quick support. In 2017 and 2018, exchanges like Poloniex had very poor support with long delayed response to support ticket. It is one of reasons they lost their first position to Bittrex then Binance.

I forgot to mention about another issue when you backup 2FA secret code. You will have two options, with QR code or with character code. I'd prefer to backup both of them but more prefer to backup the character code. Lastly, some exchanges will give you option to print it with a print page contains their exchange information. I don't like this format as it can put my backup under more curious eyes if they occasionally see my paper. So if I print it, I will cut exchange information (of course I must have note that what code is for what account).
sr. member
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Unpopular opinion. Have a separate device, like an old functioning Android device, solely for storing 2FA keys. This can reduce the risk of accidentally deleting keys, which can be challenging to set up, especially if you have numerous registered exchanges and casinos.

Similar to how you handle seed phrases, write down your 2FA keys on a piece of paper or a small notebook and keep them in a safe place.
Thank you very much for the tip. I know I need this because the bad thing have already happened to me and that is I accidentally deleted my 2fa in my android device. I didn't made any back up so my last resort now is to wait for the response of that gambling site I message about the issue.

If I can't recover my account well I guess I need to move on and maybe create another one if I have the urge to play on them again. I still want my old account though because I already done a KYC there and we all know how hard it is to complete. It needs so many retakes of ID and selfie only for the system to validate that it was our own real identity.
legendary
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It is important to keep a backup of Secret Keys. Casinos usually always remind them that it is important to save them before activating 2FA, sometimes people ignore that and don't save them in several places so that when there is a problem with the cellphone, at least they still have a backup of the secret key in another place so that they can access it. back account , yes even though the problem can actually be solved by their service support, hopefully the problem will be solved
I believe many of us made that mistake - ignoring that reminder and did not back up secret key / recovery key when we set up our 2FA for exchange account or account on site like FortuneJack. Maybe we write it down but don't know its importance and don't store that paper piece too carefully. Later when we need it for recovery, we might not be able to find that paper or need lot of time to remember where it is.

I used to work as a customer staff so I know many users don't mind to make such back up. When their phone get stolen or broken technically, they only have one choice, opening support ticket and wait.

If they have such backup, they can import the key and recovery it within a few minutes, no need to wait for customer support that surely takes a little bit time.
yes, I was also like that, neglecting to save my 2FA secret key, so I had to wait a long time for the complaint process to deactivate on my exchange account first, and that also took time because the delay made me lose big because I was late selling my coin at that time, since then I learned that I have to save the seeds in several places not only on my cellphone but elsewhere for example on a google drive or flashdisk so that when my cellphone has a problem or is lost I can recover 2FA to access the sites I use especially casinos, usually people will learn from their mistakes

It is important to keep a backup of Secret Keys. Casinos usually always remind them that it is important to save them before activating 2FA, sometimes people ignore that and don't save them in several places so that when there is a problem with the cellphone, at least they still have a backup of the secret key in another place so that they can access it. back account , yes even though the problem can actually be solved by their service support, hopefully the problem will be solved
Yeah. I made the mistake of not saving the backups of my 2FA accounts which led to bigger issues as I mentioned in my previous post. I suggest storing backups in a cloud storage application like Keep etc.

Laziness is the primary reason why so many gamblers go through this stuff frankly speaking.
it's okay friends, everyone has made mistakes including me, but I learned from that mistake, after all, if we don't make mistakes, we won't know the importance of keeping the 2FA recovery secret key.
legendary
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Not your keys, not your coins!
I have many registered exchanges and casinos. I have enabled 2FA on every exchange and casino site. And I use a device to store this 2FA key. My phone automatically turned off a few days ago and started the recovery system. Then recovery to turn on the phone deleted everything. Then I saved my saved seed phrases from there without worrying. And reinstall everything.

I put my seed phrase in a very safe place. I wrote down my personal seed phrase and 2F in a scrap of paper notebook. Which is why I haven't been cheated here till date. But in the future I hope to be able to work safely like this.
Be careful when you use seed phrase that should imply about mnemonic seed which belongs to your cryptocurrency wallets, not belong to 2FA.

With 2FA, you will have secret code before activate your 2FA on your account security settings. It is also used for recovery in situation like yours when a user lost initial set up by a phone issue from technical to thief.

When you activate your 2FA, you backup a secret code, that is good but not enough. You must try to use the secret code to import a second account on your 2FA to test whether it works (no typo) and matches with the initial one. If you wrote down wrongly and import wrongly with one character in the secret code, you will get a different 2FA account.
sr. member
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Unpopular opinion. Have a separate device, like an old functioning Android device, solely for storing 2FA keys. This can reduce the risk of accidentally deleting keys, which can be challenging to set up, especially if you have numerous registered exchanges and casinos.
I have many registered exchanges and casinos. I have enabled 2FA on every exchange and casino site. And I use a device to store this 2FA key. My phone automatically turned off a few days ago and started the recovery system. Then recovery to turn on the phone deleted everything. Then I saved my saved seed phrases from there without worrying. And reinstall everything.

Similar to how you handle seed phrases, write down your 2FA keys on a piece of paper or a small notebook and keep them in a safe place.
I have left my seed phrase in a very safe place. I write down my personal seed phrase and 2FA in a paper notebook, also in google drive. That's why I haven't been cheated here till date. But I hope to be able to work safely like this in the future.
legendary
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I would also request @seoincorporation to inform us all in this thread if this issue is resolved or whatever the support team suggest to you in your case as to help others in case they face similar situations but as a reminder always take care of these small things like 2FA security and your account details.

Hello guys, thanks for your answers.

I was expecting to get an answer from the staff on this thread, but as you mentioned, it looks like they are not active in the forum anymore, maybe this thread should be locked because if they will not answer their customers then this thread is nonsense.

I try to contact live support in the site, but I want able, I think that we need an account for that, and I if create a new account then I'm risking the other one because multiple accounts are not allowed. So, it is a tricky situation.

I will try to write them a main, let's see if I can fix it that way.
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Unpopular opinion. Have a separate device, like an old functioning Android device, solely for storing 2FA keys. This can reduce the risk of accidentally deleting keys, which can be challenging to set up, especially if you have numerous registered exchanges and casinos.

Similar to how you handle seed phrases, write down your 2FA keys on a piece of paper or a small notebook and keep them in a safe place.
This might take another cost but it can work better, I also have this option where I save my important details to other phone while the other is for my crypto purposes like trading and gambling, I actually don't use the same phone for the same purpose. I don't know but I think this is more safe for me and the only risk is losing it. Losing your 2FA might be a big problem, and some site might not be able to help you since they also have no details about this security so use the best option for you and make sure to save it at all cost.
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It is important to keep a backup of Secret Keys. Casinos usually always remind them that it is important to save them before activating 2FA, sometimes people ignore that and don't save them in several places so that when there is a problem with the cellphone, at least they still have a backup of the secret key in another place so that they can access it. back account , yes even though the problem can actually be solved by their service support, hopefully the problem will be solved
Yeah. I made the mistake of not saving the backups of my 2FA accounts which led to bigger issues as I mentioned in my previous post. I suggest storing backups in a cloud storage application like Keep etc.

Laziness is the primary reason why so many gamblers go through this stuff frankly speaking.
legendary
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Unpopular opinion. Have a separate device, like an old functioning Android device, solely for storing 2FA keys. This can reduce the risk of accidentally deleting keys, which can be challenging to set up, especially if you have numerous registered exchanges and casinos.

Similar to how you handle seed phrases, write down your 2FA keys on a piece of paper or a small notebook and keep them in a safe place.
legendary
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Farewell o_e_l_e_o
It is important to keep a backup of Secret Keys. Casinos usually always remind them that it is important to save them before activating 2FA, sometimes people ignore that and don't save them in several places so that when there is a problem with the cellphone, at least they still have a backup of the secret key in another place so that they can access it. back account , yes even though the problem can actually be solved by their service support, hopefully the problem will be solved
I believe many of us made that mistake - ignoring that reminder and did not back up secret key / recovery key when we set up our 2FA for exchange account or account on site like FortuneJack. Maybe we write it down but don't know its importance and don't store that paper piece too carefully. Later when we need it for recovery, we might not be able to find that paper or need lot of time to remember where it is.

I used to work as a customer staff so I know many users don't mind to make such back up. When their phone get stolen or broken technically, they only have one choice, opening support ticket and wait.

If they have such backup, they can import the key and recovery it within a few minutes, no need to wait for customer support that surely takes a little bit time.
legendary
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Bitcoin Trader
I would also request @seoincorporation to inform us all in this thread if this issue is resolved or whatever the support team suggest to you in your case as to help others in case they face similar situations but as a reminder always take care of these small things like 2FA security and your account details.
It is important to keep a backup of Secret Keys. Casinos usually always remind them that it is important to save them before activating 2FA, sometimes people ignore that and don't save them in several places so that when there is a problem with the cellphone, at least they still have a backup of the secret key in another place so that they can access it. back account , yes even though the problem can actually be solved by their service support, hopefully the problem will be solved
legendary
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I would also request @seoincorporation to inform us all in this thread if this issue is resolved or whatever the support team suggest to you in your case as to help others in case they face similar situations but as a reminder always take care of these small things like 2FA security and your account details.
legendary
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Hello Roobet team.

I was trying to open my Roobet account but I don't have access to the phone where I used to have the 2FA. Is there a way to recover my account without the 2FA?

In case I can't recover it, is there a chance that I can open a new account?

Thanks for the support, I really hope to be able to recover it, because starting form zero would be something cruel.
I personally experienced this issue sometime back on Crypto.Games. I formatted my mobile and completely forgot about my 2FA keys which screwed me, but I was able to recover everything thanks to their customer support.

Roobet will most probably assist you in a similar manner as long as you properly explain your situation to them on their site itself. Good luck!

Obviously, the customer support staff will assist the player who lost access to their 2fa.  I haven't had the experience before so I may ask if you have to submit KYC for this to progress and got resolved. 

that is one proof that Roobet has a very big development after a 4 year journey since being in this forum. On the other hand, the funds spent on each contest are very large. this is also one of the proofs that Roobet currently really has a very large customer base who trusts this gambling site as a popular gambling site that deserves to gain the trust of its customers.

Roobet is one of the generous casino I ever playes.  they don't hold back when it comes to promotions, bonuses, and contest rewards.  That is why we have seen how Roobet become popular in just a short time.

btw, Roobet is very active in holding contest events for old customers and new customers which makes it possible for Roobet to attract more customers and become even bigger.

Yeah, not only on the platform but also on this forum.  They create several contests every year.
newbie
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Hello Roobet team.

I was trying to open my Roobet account but I don't have access to the phone where I used to have the 2FA. Is there a way to recover my account without the 2FA?

In case I can't recover it, is there a chance that I can open a new account?

Thanks for the support, I really hope to be able to recover it, because starting form zero would be something cruel.


Hey, contact [email protected] , they will be able to help you with any questions you may have ! Smiley
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Hello Roobet team.

I was trying to open my Roobet account but I don't have access to the phone where I used to have the 2FA. Is there a way to recover my account without the 2FA?

In case I can't recover it, is there a chance that I can open a new account?

Thanks for the support, I really hope to be able to recover it, because starting form zero would be something cruel.
I personally experienced this issue sometime back on Crypto.Games. I formatted my mobile and completely forgot about my 2FA keys which screwed me, but I was able to recover everything thanks to their customer support.

Roobet will most probably assist you in a similar manner as long as you properly explain your situation to them on their site itself. Good luck!
legendary
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Hello Roobet team.

I was trying to open my Roobet account but I don't have access to the phone where I used to have the 2FA. Is there a way to recover my account without the 2FA?

In case I can't recover it, is there a chance that I can open a new account?

Thanks for the support, I really hope to be able to recover it, because starting form zero would be something cruel.
The only way is to ask live support to help you out in this case because without authentication code you won't be able to login if you have enabled it and team can solve the issue if everything goes well so try to ask for help directly on the Roobet live support facility.
legendary
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There's no need to be upset
Do you think it was a good idea by Snoop Dog to become the partner of an illegal crypto currency online casino?


What do you mean by an illegal casino? Roobet isn't an illegal casino and FYI its completely regulated even have mandatory KYC policy for AML so be clear what you are accusing about.

Snoop Dogg is an interesting character and surely will create an attraction in the online platforms and I hope this will lead the casino towards further progression and more customers.

I totally agree with what you say,for me Roobet has always been a very legitimate and authentic casino,and they have that authenticity that many casinos want to have and can't, just with the contests and promotions that Roobet gives is the best,now since they have Snoop Dogg it's something great,of course they will have to bring more strength and more customers to Roobet,an influencer will always be the best to push the casino to the best, just look at stake.com with Drake,he has great results,live presentations with Drake are on another level,that's what great influencers produce.



yes, besides that Snoop is quite big in the crypto twitter scene, specially when it comes to NFTs
Roobet usually share the analytics and data from promotions and partnerships?
would definitely be interested in checking that.

I already replied to that person who accused the license of Roobet is invalid since it doesn't applies to cryptocurrency but yet to receive any response from him/her.

Snoop Dogg is kind of different and he always attracts the people with his mannerism which is more of an attitude and that is how the current generation wants to be but I am not promoting weed in any way, LOL. I hope at the end of this month we may see more analytics about what and how this collaboration worked and in future more promos, attractive offers, collabs should be done.
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