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[GxSTxV]

I really liked this casino and the good services and games you offer. I saw many gamblers on youtube use your casino. With smooth deposits and withdrawals and variety of table games. But unfortunately when i tried to register i found out that my region isn't allowed and i cannot join your casino. I would like to know if it can be fixed in the future so i could give it a try.

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[Maus0728]

[...snip] found out that my region isn't allowed and i cannot join your casino.

By looking at your post history, Arabic countries are allowed to use Roobet's Services and I don't think that I have read where there is an absolute restrictions in your particular location.

1. Absolute Restriction
United States of America, United Kingdom, Spain, France, and Italy.

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One problem I can think of is your internet service provider that restricts you from accessing the Roobet website.

[Haunebu]

Maybe I can suggest you that it is better not to use a Google account or other social media to log in to websites. That can prevent you from something that you do not want.

It isn't really an issue here to be honest since Roobet has proven itself as a reliable website over time and KYC is mandatory which is why I don't see why anyone would be uncomfortable logging in with their Google or other social media accounts.

One problem I can think of is your internet service provider that restricts you from accessing the Roobet website.

I doubt that. I haven't heard of ISPs specifically banning certain crypto gambling sites so far which is why I believe that the issue lies somewhere else.

[GxSTxV]

[...snip] found out that my region isn't allowed and i cannot join your casino.

By looking at your post history, Arabic countries are allowed to use Roobet's Services and I don't think that I have read where there is an absolute restrictions in your particular location.

1. Absolute Restriction
United States of America, United Kingdom, Spain, France, and Italy.

Link to post

One problem I can think of is your internet service provider that restricts you from accessing the Roobet website.

Not all of arabic countries are allowed at least not the african ones. I'm from algeria and whenever i got to the main page of roobet website i get this topup window saying
"Sorry, Roobet isn't available in your region
Due to our gaming license, we cannot accept players from your jurisdiction."
It's not our internet service because i tried different internet providers. And even my friends who lives here having the same issue.

[ipanks]

Maybe I can suggest you that it is better not to use a Google account or other social media to log in to websites. That can prevent you from something that you do not want.

It isn't really an issue here to be honest since Roobet has proven itself as a reliable website over time and KYC is mandatory which is why I don't see why anyone would be uncomfortable logging in with their Google or other social media accounts.

I feel uncomfortable logging in with social media accounts so I always use email and password. I really afraid if something terrible happens in the future as I can not guarantee that it will be safe for my social account. That depends on each person and you are free to use your social media accounts.

Not all of arabic countries are allowed at least not the african ones. I'm from algeria and whenever i got to the main page of roobet website i get this topup window saying
"Sorry, Roobet isn't available in your region
Due to our gaming license, we cannot accept players from your jurisdiction."
It's not our internet service because i tried different internet providers. And even my friends who lives here having the same issue.

Do you already check their country blocklists? I guess if it is saying about "Sorry, Roobet isn't available in your region
Due to our gaming license, we cannot accept players from your jurisdiction." could be because their license can not accept your country to play on their site. But I am not sure about that.

[vv181]

~I'm from algeria and whenever i got to the main page of roobet website i get this topup window saying
"Sorry, Roobet isn't available in your region
Due to our gaming license, we cannot accept players from your jurisdiction."

Unfortunately for various reasons Roobet doesn't accept a player from your country. Refer to their TnC page: https://roobet.com/termsandconditions and then try to search the word "Algeria", you can see at which point they didn't allow it.

Restricted due to Armed Conflict or Political Unrest:

We currently do not accept any transactions or purchases from the following regions because of armed conflicts or political unrest: ~Algeria~

EDIT:

Looks like I missed your first post. I don't know how the political situation is going on in your country, but I believe Roobet and the game provider are having a slim chance to fix it.

[Flexystar]

Trying luck on different casinos these days. Can anyone please direct me to the easy slots to get started with Roobet? I keep seeing some twitch competition promotions all the time on Twitter accounts of few users and we can win like answering some question that the streamer asks?

How this works and when the live party is hosted for this particular game show. Also would love to hear from you guys regarding the same if anyone of you have ever participated in this and what’s the level of difficulty for the same?

[suzanne5223]

Maybe I can suggest you that it is better not to use a Google account or other social media to log in to websites. That can prevent you from something that you do not want.

It isn't really an issue here to be honest since Roobet has proven itself as a reliable website over time and KYC is mandatory which is why I don't see why anyone would be uncomfortable logging in with their Google or other social media accounts.

I feel uncomfortable logging in with social media accounts so I always use email and password. I really afraid if something terrible happens in the future as I can not guarantee that it will be safe for my social account. That depends on each person and you are free to use your social media accounts.

I believe the use of a Google account is more secure than social media because the social media account can experience so bad or certain restrictions and I don't see any reason why using a Google account should be a problem when you can open a new account in just 1 min.
@Haunebu  KYC is not that mandatory on Roobet and the last time I checked it the amount you want to withdraw will determine if users are going to go through KYC. However, these rules are set by the Roobet Master license holder.

[carlfebz2]

Maybe I can suggest you that it is better not to use a Google account or other social media to log in to websites. That can prevent you from something that you do not want.

It isn't really an issue here to be honest since Roobet has proven itself as a reliable website over time and KYC is mandatory which is why I don't see why anyone would be uncomfortable logging in with their Google or other social media accounts.

I feel uncomfortable logging in with social media accounts so I always use email and password. I really afraid if something terrible happens in the future as I can not guarantee that it will be safe for my social account. That depends on each person and you are free to use your social media accounts.

I believe the use of a Google account is more secure than social media because the social media account can experience so bad or certain restrictions and I don't see any reason why using a Google account should be a problem when you can open a new account in just 1 min.
@Haunebu  KYC is not that mandatory on Roobet and the last time I checked it the amount you want to withdraw will determine if users are going to go through KYC. However, these rules are set by the Roobet Master license holder.

I believe their KYC isnt really something that needs document verification but rather asking out some very common kyc questions like address birthdays etc. When it comes to logging in option then i do prefer on using

Google account but of course you should make use of dummy ones rather than make use of your main account.This is what i do usually do or else you could directly register on site depending on your own preference.

[Haunebu]

@Haunebu  KYC is not that mandatory on Roobet and the last time I checked it the amount you want to withdraw will determine if users are going to go through KYC. However, these rules are set by the Roobet Master license holder.

Wrong. KYC(Level 1) is mandatory on Roobet and they made that change sometime back which upset many gamblers including me. Weird that you aren't aware of this when you are literally advertising their signature.

I believe their KYC isnt really something that needs document verification but rather asking out some very common kyc questions like address birthdays etc.

They don't require document verification, but you need to provide legit details since fake details could screw you later on if they ask you to validate your details.

[Stalker22]

@Haunebu  KYC is not that mandatory on Roobet and the last time I checked it the amount you want to withdraw will determine if users are going to go through KYC. However, these rules are set by the Roobet Master license holder.

Wrong. KYC(Level 1) is mandatory on Roobet and they made that change sometime back which upset many gamblers including me. Weird that you aren't aware of this when you are literally advertising their signature.

This is correct. Either he hasn't gambled on Roobet for a long time or he has another definition of KYC, so he believes providing personal details, such as names and places of residence, is not KYC. In either case, it is not wise to provide false, inaccurate or unverified information to other members.

[Fatunad]

@Haunebu  KYC is not that mandatory on Roobet and the last time I checked it the amount you want to withdraw will determine if users are going to go through KYC. However, these rules are set by the Roobet Master license holder.

Wrong. KYC(Level 1) is mandatory on Roobet and they made that change sometime back which upset many gamblers including me. Weird that you aren't aware of this when you are literally advertising their signature.

This is correct. Either he hasn't gambled on Roobet for a long time or he has another definition of KYC, so he believes providing personal details, such as names and places of residence, is not KYC. In either case, it is not wise to provide false, inaccurate or unverified information to other members.

You would be totally fucked up once they do ask out for some verification if ever you do face up some payment issues then they would normally asking out KYC verification
and if you have provided wrong details from the start then you would really be having a hard problem to be solved or totally saying goodbye into  those funds.
Actually this kind of verification or KYC isnt really something that you should really be scared off if you do really like to play on the site.

[Maus0728]

Restricted due to Armed Conflict or Political Unrest:
We currently do not accept any transactions or purchases from the following regions because of armed conflicts or political unrest: ~Algeria~

EDIT:

Looks like I missed your first post. I don't know how the political situation is going on in your country, but I believe Roobet and the game provider are having a slim chance to fix it.

The prohibition of all types of gambling in their country is linked to their religion, which is mostly based on Sharia Laws^[1] because the majority of their people is Muslim. They also have a penal code^[2] that states that anyone who is affiliated with or participates in any type of gambling activity, whether online or offline, might face a year in prison. I guess that explains the issue of @GxSTxV.

He can still place a bet though but it is only restricted only for traditional sports like volleyball, football and handball^[1]

[1] https://www.supercasinosites.com/regulation/algeria/
[2] https://www.equalrightstrust.org/sites/default/files/ertdocs//code_penal.pdf

[ipanks]

I believe the use of a Google account is more secure than social media because the social media account can experience so bad or certain restrictions and I don't see any reason why using a Google account should be a problem when you can open a new account in just 1 min.

You can say that. But most people use their main Google account to all their social members and don't think much about the security factor if their devices or email account or anything related to it gets hacked. So we have our favorite login in the gambling site or our social account.

If your Google account is not linked to all your social accounts and is only used to link it to gambling sites, it should be fine.

[bitterguy28]

I believe the use of a Google account is more secure than social media because the social media account can experience so bad or certain restrictions and I don't see any reason why using a Google account should be a problem when you can open a new account in just 1 min.

You can say that. But most people use their main Google account to all their social members and don't think much about the security factor if their devices or email account or anything related to it gets hacked. So we have our favorite login in the gambling site or our social account.

If your Google account is not linked to all your social accounts and is only used to link it to gambling sites, it should be fine.

People nowadays are matured enough to know that they must not use single email/google account in their social media interactions , meaning they wanted to find more emails than using one.

and same as mine, i have different accounts linked in my social medias for my safer usage .

so best not to engage in something related to your personal details, meaning your main account must remain private .

[aysg76]

~I'm from algeria and whenever i got to the main page of roobet website i get this topup window saying
"Sorry, Roobet isn't available in your region
Due to our gaming license, we cannot accept players from your jurisdiction."

Unfortunately for various reasons Roobet doesn't accept a player from your country. Refer to their TnC page: https://roobet.com/termsandconditions and then try to search the word "Algeria", you can see at which point they didn't allow it.

Restricted due to Armed Conflict or Political Unrest:

We currently do not accept any transactions or purchases from the following regions because of armed conflicts or political unrest: ~Algeria~

EDIT:

Looks like I missed your first post. I don't know how the political situation is going on in your country, but I believe Roobet and the game provider are having a slim chance to fix it.

So if the roobet is not allowed in the operate in Algeria then you can't do anything or try logging using some VPN service if you are interested to play over this particular casino and you will also have to undergo KYC so if you are comfortable with it then you can use this way to try Roobet games.But maybe the conditions got normal in your country and roobet allows players from your country as it doesn't directly restricts crypto casino works.

[dezoel]

Because that is what people get and see and tell here if they can not access the site. I think it is normal if they complain about why they can not access it because they think that if they tell here, they can get many solutions from us so they can try one by one and who knows that can solve their problem.

If they should try a new PC or new device, that will not be possible, but maybe they can just restart the browser, clean everything related to the internet, or even restart the modem or activate VPN. If they can not access the site using many ways, the last thing that they should do is just move to the other sites.

The thing is, if they come in here and say "I" can't reach the website, what should I do? Then that is fine, but if they come in here and say there is something wrong with the website, they can go to any website online but can't join here, then they put the blame on the casino which has thousands playing at the same time.

I agree that if you clear the cache, or even do incognito mode, that would be more than enough for 90% of the cases, add in changing a browser and so forth in there and you would get something very likely to be solved in that case. If it doesn't work even after all of that, then you could try to get help from support instead of here.

[Flexystar]

Because that is what people get and see and tell here if they can not access the site. I think it is normal if they complain about why they can not access it because they think that if they tell here, they can get many solutions from us so they can try one by one and who knows that can solve their problem.

If they should try a new PC or new device, that will not be possible, but maybe they can just restart the browser, clean everything related to the internet, or even restart the modem or activate VPN. If they can not access the site using many ways, the last thing that they should do is just move to the other sites.

The thing is, if they come in here and say "I" can't reach the website, what should I do? Then that is fine, but if they come in here and say there is something wrong with the website, they can go to any website online but can't join here, then they put the blame on the casino which has thousands playing at the same time.

I agree that if you clear the cache, or even do incognito mode, that would be more than enough for 90% of the cases, add in changing a browser and so forth in there and you would get something very likely to be solved in that case. If it doesn't work even after all of that, then you could try to get help from support instead of here.

Nah, Gambling sites do know that at any given time thousands of players are already playing there so they always keep the band width to extra foot ahead. I don’t think casino like Roobet should be getting stuck due to ice traffic. More or less they keep extra servers stacked up so such issues does not count in gambling sites.

That guys problem is genuine since his country is not whitelisted. There could be problem with the internet connection such as his using VPN etc or it’s simply that it’s restricted.

So there does not need to be more discussion than this.  Better write review to support and get help mate.

[suzanne5223]

I believe their KYC isnt really something that needs document verification but rather asking out some very common kyc questions like address birthdays etc.

This is what I also know and I am surprised that some people consider this to be big deal when we both know that some rules and restrictions will happen when crypto gained more traffic especially now that institutional investors are the major investor.

@Haunebu  KYC is not that mandatory on Roobet and the last time I checked it the amount you want to withdraw will determine if users are going to go through KYC. However, these rules are set by the Roobet Master license holder.

Wrong. KYC(Level 1) is mandatory on Roobet and they made that change sometime back which upset many gamblers including me. Weird that you aren't aware of this when you are literally advertising their signature.

This is correct. Either he hasn't gambled on Roobet for a long time or he has another definition of KYC, so he believes providing personal details, such as names and places of residence, is not KYC. In either case, it is not wise to provide false, inaccurate or unverified information to other members.

I know about this but I never consider it to be KYC since there's personal ID involved. To me, the change was fair since Roobet hosts a lot of contests and games on this forum and the little information can still prevent some foul play.

[ultrloa]

I believe their KYC isnt really something that needs document verification but rather asking out some very common kyc questions like address birthdays etc.

This is what I also know and I am surprised that some people consider this to be big deal when we both know that some rules and restrictions will happen when crypto gained more traffic especially now that institutional investors are the major investor.

A valid Id is enough and certain question to ask is enough to do a KYC so there's no really a big deal if a reputable site will ask this since for sure this will be common thing now in crypto and this will be required for them to follow what law ask to them. So for people not to worry about this much better if choose big casino and not one who just newly launch and ask for certain documents which can say its totally damgerous.