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[bering]

I just made an account at the site and get small amount of bitcoin to testing each games and playing several times for roulette and tower seems all games run smoothly but looking around to see FAQ page but not such as other sites this page less of explanations and i can see minimum amount to withdraw but how much minimum amount to deposit to starting the game

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[khaled0111]

i can see minimum amount to withdraw but how much minimum amount to deposit to starting the game

When you click the deposit button, you will see the following note:

Send any amount of bitcoin to the following address. 1 confirm required.

the "any amount" part is bolded so I assume you can deposit any amount you like and it will be credited to your acount balance.

[tranthidung]

they can bet in bigger number of doges but that will only make the game slower if their goal is to play for profit because like you said , the value of doge is verry low but doge is a good coin choice when playing for fun only  .

 doge coin is also a good coin for those who dont like waiting when depositing because its a lite/light altcoin which is fast compare to btc and other heavier alts like eth  . gl to roobet casino  . hope they can catch up on the competitive market of gambling .

Human tend to prefer to own more, more coins and yes, quantity makes sense for most of us. With the same value of coins if we cash out into fiat, I think most of us would prefer to see bigger amount of coins in Dogecoin, in millions, rather than some Ethereum coins. It is basic preference of human.

Moreover, there is - at least - another reason why Dogecoin is a favorite one for casinos. I have never heard or read somewhere that Dogecoin network has congestion issues. I could miss something and I could be wrong but from my knowledge and my three years in crypto market, I have never heard congestions on Dogecoin network. It is good to use on casinos.

[el kaka22]

Dogecoin as a whole is only for fun purposes. Not just in casino world but the whole creation of it was for fun, it was literally a meme that got too big for its own good and now worths a ton of money for some people but I remember sending thousands of doge just for the nascar thing back in the day, I missed out on the Jamaican bobsled team because for some reason I haven't heard about it but then I think we sent some money for something like poverty (something related starving and sending money for food I think) and that was nice too.

So, long story short people are really practiced to use doge as a fun thing to spread around, now it is more of a fun thing to use on casinos because there are thousands of them in any account. Hell you can claim it from faucets 10 at a time.

[absolutely-positioned]

Just wondering, why was VGO removed?

We are focusing fully on Crypto. There was not enough activity with VGO.

[TimeTeller]

I just made an account at the site and get small amount of bitcoin to testing each games and playing several times for roulette and tower seems all games run smoothly but looking around to see FAQ page but not such as other sites this page less of explanations and i can see minimum amount to withdraw but how much minimum amount to deposit to starting the game

You can deposit any amount of BTC, there is no minimum. For ETH the minimum deposit is 0.001.

You can see this when you click on "Deposit"

I am wondering why you are using the equivalent of btc in $.
Why not use the btc all the way? Sometimes it will create confusion.
If you can deposit any amount of btc to your site, then, I expect to withdraw my money in btc as well and not in $.

[UserU]

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We are focusing fully on Crypto. There was not enough activity with VGO.

I see, guess that VGO belongs more to CSGO-ish sites as it remains pretty prevalent since the 7-days trade ban.

[mitchr4]

I just made an account at the site and get small amount of bitcoin to testing each games and playing several times for roulette and tower seems all games run smoothly but looking around to see FAQ page but not such as other sites this page less of explanations and i can see minimum amount to withdraw but how much minimum amount to deposit to starting the game

You can deposit any amount of BTC, there is no minimum. For ETH the minimum deposit is 0.001.

You can see this when you click on "Deposit"

I am wondering why you are using the equivalent of btc in $.
Why not use the btc all the way? Sometimes it will create confusion.
If you can deposit any amount of btc to your site, then, I expect to withdraw my money in btc as well and not in $.

Yeah it's something confusing, they say focusing fully on Crypto but in the game, we don't really play using crypto or Bitcoin but instead use $. They should change it completely using Bitcoin and Ethereum or at least provide a feature to change it from BTC/ETH to $ and vice versa.

[arwin100]

I just made an account at the site and get small amount of bitcoin to testing each games and playing several times for roulette and tower seems all games run smoothly but looking around to see FAQ page but not such as other sites this page less of explanations and i can see minimum amount to withdraw but how much minimum amount to deposit to starting the game

You can deposit any amount of BTC, there is no minimum. For ETH the minimum deposit is 0.001.

You can see this when you click on "Deposit"

I am wondering why you are using the equivalent of btc in $.
Why not use the btc all the way? Sometimes it will create confusion.
If you can deposit any amount of btc to your site, then, I expect to withdraw my money in btc as well and not in $.

Maybe they don't want to get deflected from the volatility of the market and the provable reason is don't want to lose some value of there's a market upset will be happen but It's really confusing and maybe roobet could give a clear picture on why they implement this since many people are into bitcoins and eth since this is a crypto space many people bet base on btc volume and not on $ value.

[magneto]

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.

[mitchr4]

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.

[panjul07]

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.

[ryzaadit]

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.

[deisik]

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

[Upgate]

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

[carlfebz2]

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://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5191527.msg52707840#msg52707840 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.

[absolutely-positioned]

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://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5191527.msg52707840#msg52707840 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!

[carlfebz2]

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://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5191527.msg52707840#msg52707840 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?

[tranthidung]

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).

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".

[magneto]

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.