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[kotajikikox]

Isn't it annoying to have to pass kyc every time you want to deposit or withdraw a little big amount?

I have more trust in a site that requests KYC information when a player registers his account and before the first deposit is made, than a casino that asks for private details when it's time to withdraw money. The practice of not caring who the player is until he wins something significant is sometimes misused by crypto casinos. I would rather be told at the beginning: If you want to play here, you have to do KYC. That way I can either agree and do it, or find an alternative place to gamble.   

Most of site won't tell you first when you signed up. It stated on their rules, but i think most of us don't aware there is KYC or not. I usually check their rules first whatever we need KYC or not before deposit my money, but i won't deposit if there is KYC stated since i don't want to give my details only for some bucks.

Yups that is the dark side of each site (though not all has that) they're KYC  rules implied in their TAC that in time of Having questionable activities they will require us of providing KYC in which most of the time they are using against us, because they Knew that majority of us Hate giving our details so the case will favor them in one side .
and for me this is not literally rules but Cheating that Hides in their so called Rules.

[Maus0728]

Hi everyone and Roobet Team. Early disclaimer though since I am not quite sure where I can post some queries and have some discussions with Roobet because it's pretty unrelated to gambling.

So here's the thing, I am planning to create an NFT Artwork and decided that it's a good idea if I can make an NFT using some of the winning pieces that I have won in the past few art contest held here in bitcointalk. I just want to ask; will there be an issue if let's say I will make them as an NFT that includes their Roobet logo as well as the mascot itself? Or should I remove them?

I am quite uncomfortable since I don't know if there will be any legal issues that might occur along the process.

[rhomelmabini]

Hi everyone and Roobet Team. Early disclaimer though since I am not quite sure where I can post some queries and have some discussions with Roobet because it's pretty unrelated to gambling.

So here's the thing, I am planning to create an NFT Artwork and decided that it's a good idea if I can make an NFT using some of the winning pieces that I have won in the past few art contest held here in bitcointalk. I just want to ask; will there be an issue if let's say I will make them as an NFT that includes their Roobet logo as well as the mascot itself? Or should I remove them?

I am quite uncomfortable since I don't know if there will be any legal issues that might occur along the process.

I firmly agree that if you want it to be solely your own NFT, then better to remove the logos or other things that may connect to Roobet, just my two cents. Though it will be your art I think they still have the right over it since you've been paid submitting it, correct me if I'm wrong.

Well, it's their call if they would agree on that but I'm positive that Roobet will make a call for a good to go on that idea.

[numanoid]

Hi everyone and Roobet Team. Early disclaimer though since I am not quite sure where I can post some queries and have some discussions with Roobet because it's pretty unrelated to gambling.

So here's the thing, I am planning to create an NFT Artwork and decided that it's a good idea if I can make an NFT using some of the winning pieces that I have won in the past few art contest held here in bitcointalk. I just want to ask; will there be an issue if let's say I will make them as an NFT that includes their Roobet logo as well as the mascot itself? Or should I remove them?

I am quite uncomfortable since I don't know if there will be any legal issues that might occur along the process.

Does it sound a double taking profit from your artwork? I've seen you have won multiple times on many different artwork contest (Congratulations!), But using same artwork which you have submitted to join in a contest, does that sound like you are trying to maximize your profit? Because i know an NFT could be worth few ETH, even more than that.

[hd49728]

Hi everyone and Roobet Team. Early disclaimer though since I am not quite sure where I can post some queries and have some discussions with Roobet because it's pretty unrelated to gambling.

So here's the thing, I am planning to create an NFT Artwork and decided that it's a good idea if I can make an NFT using some of the winning pieces that I have won in the past few art contest held here in bitcointalk. I just want to ask; will there be an issue if let's say I will make them as an NFT that includes their Roobet logo as well as the mascot itself? Or should I remove them?

I am quite uncomfortable since I don't know if there will be any legal issues that might occur along the process.

You are doing the right things by asking the acceptance from Roobet team first.

If the Roobet team consider it is a chance to bring more exposure of Roobet to crypto enthusiasts, and allow you to use their logo, it is fine. Honestly, I think it is a win win situation and you only have your good intention for Roobet team.

Furthermore, it is because you are promoting NFT, not a shit or scam coin. If it is about art for scam coin, the answer is clear. NFT is very hot in crypto now.

It is only my opinion and you have to wait for Roobet answers.

[Jawhead999]

I didn't want to offend some users has different opinion/suggestion here, because you're free to express your opinion and it could be helpful in some cases.

Also few users already mention to wait the support/team answering this question (which is correct answer), but I think it's useless since the support never made a post since August 12, 2020. Probably they will answer in this thread, but too late and the NFT hype already over

So it's better to PM and email the support team
Account absolutely-positioned
Email support@roobet.com or CS@roobet.com

[Taskford]

Hi everyone and Roobet Team. Early disclaimer though since I am not quite sure where I can post some queries and have some discussions with Roobet because it's pretty unrelated to gambling.

So here's the thing, I am planning to create an NFT Artwork and decided that it's a good idea if I can make an NFT using some of the winning pieces that I have won in the past few art contest held here in bitcointalk. I just want to ask; will there be an issue if let's say I will make them as an NFT that includes their Roobet logo as well as the mascot itself? Or should I remove them?

I am quite uncomfortable since I don't know if there will be any legal issues that might occur along the process.

Good job for asking it here since it could create confusion or issue if you do it without their consent and I think its good advertisement on part of roobet if you do that since imagine how big the NFT community have also it consist of rich guys who want to buy a good piece so if roobet logo will displayed there well that's totally a good form of advertisement unto this casino.

Maybe best to contact their support for faster response about your plan.

[ultrloa]

Hi everyone and Roobet Team. Early disclaimer though since I am not quite sure where I can post some queries and have some discussions with Roobet because it's pretty unrelated to gambling.

So here's the thing, I am planning to create an NFT Artwork and decided that it's a good idea if I can make an NFT using some of the winning pieces that I have won in the past few art contest held here in bitcointalk. I just want to ask; will there be an issue if let's say I will make them as an NFT that includes their Roobet logo as well as the mascot itself? Or should I remove them?

I am quite uncomfortable since I don't know if there will be any legal issues that might occur along the process.

Somehow it can be called as intellectual property by Roobet since you already submitted the piece unto them but if there's good benefits in terms of marketing(which I think there is) well that's really a good plan.

This could create a viral news if that artwork will be sold at thousands of bucks and Roobet's name will be the talk of NFT town if that happens so negotiate them and let see if we could see a NFT Roobet artwork on NFT.

[D3F4L7 RAT]

Somehow it can be called as intellectual property by Roobet since you already submitted the piece unto them but if there's good benefits in terms of marketing(which I think there is) well that's really a good plan.

This could create a viral news if that artwork will be sold at thousands of bucks and Roobet's name will be the talk of NFT town if that happens so negotiate them and let see if we could see a NFT Roobet artwork on NFT.

There will be a great possibility to maximize the benefits of NFT to Crypto Gambling sites, they can start selling collectible cards, artwork, or any digital art related to their company/gambling site

[Kakmakr]

Hi everyone and Roobet Team. Early disclaimer though since I am not quite sure where I can post some queries and have some discussions with Roobet because it's pretty unrelated to gambling.

So here's the thing, I am planning to create an NFT Artwork and decided that it's a good idea if I can make an NFT using some of the winning pieces that I have won in the past few art contest held here in bitcointalk. I just want to ask; will there be an issue if let's say I will make them as an NFT that includes their Roobet logo as well as the mascot itself? Or should I remove them?

I am quite uncomfortable since I don't know if there will be any legal issues that might occur along the process.

The Roobet Logo most probably will have intellectual property rights, so it will not be a good idea to use it without their permission. Just imagine if it was your casino and if you invested millions into marketing it and then someone start using that logo without your permission.

It can also be disastrous if you did something that might taint their reputation and they start losing clients as a result of your actions. They will consider the impact of your proposal and then they will either give permission for the free advertising or they will deny it.  

[rodskee]

Hi everyone and Roobet Team. Early disclaimer though since I am not quite sure where I can post some queries and have some discussions with Roobet because it's pretty unrelated to gambling.

So here's the thing, I am planning to create an NFT Artwork and decided that it's a good idea if I can make an NFT using some of the winning pieces that I have won in the past few art contest held here in bitcointalk. I just want to ask; will there be an issue if let's say I will make them as an NFT that includes their Roobet logo as well as the mascot itself? Or should I remove them?

I am quite uncomfortable since I don't know if there will be any legal issues that might occur along the process.

Somehow it can be called as intellectual property by Roobet since you already submitted the piece unto them but if there's good benefits in terms of marketing(which I think there is) well that's really a good plan.

This could create a viral news if that artwork will be sold at thousands of bucks and Roobet's name will be the talk of NFT town if that happens so negotiate them and let see if we could see a NFT Roobet artwork on NFT.

While I believe in intellectual property rights yet Roobet and @Hhampuz does not include any claims in those events they cater instead all they propose is to highlight here in Bitcointalk.org just like what the rules here says

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5259574.0

In which i believe @Maus0728 is one of the winner in this said contest.

but also i agreed in which mentioned by you that if this will Cater a Good Purpose and will benefits Roobet in Best interest? then I believe Management will more than welcome to allow you using it.

So lets call the attention of @Hhampuz in this matter as Roobet representative as well.

[ultrloa]

Hi everyone and Roobet Team. Early disclaimer though since I am not quite sure where I can post some queries and have some discussions with Roobet because it's pretty unrelated to gambling.

So here's the thing, I am planning to create an NFT Artwork and decided that it's a good idea if I can make an NFT using some of the winning pieces that I have won in the past few art contest held here in bitcointalk. I just want to ask; will there be an issue if let's say I will make them as an NFT that includes their Roobet logo as well as the mascot itself? Or should I remove them?

I am quite uncomfortable since I don't know if there will be any legal issues that might occur along the process.

Somehow it can be called as intellectual property by Roobet since you already submitted the piece unto them but if there's good benefits in terms of marketing(which I think there is) well that's really a good plan.

This could create a viral news if that artwork will be sold at thousands of bucks and Roobet's name will be the talk of NFT town if that happens so negotiate them and let see if we could see a NFT Roobet artwork on NFT.

While I believe in intellectual property rights yet Roobet and @Hhampuz does not include any claims in those events they cater instead all they propose is to highlight here in Bitcointalk.org just like what the rules here says

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5259574.0

In which i believe @Maus0728 is one of the winner in this said contest.

but also i agreed in which mentioned by you that if this will Cater a Good Purpose and will benefits Roobet in Best interest? then I believe Management will more than welcome to allow you using it.

So lets call the attention of @Hhampuz in this matter as Roobet representative as well.

Why they don't have intellectual rights on it? while the fact they own the contest so assume that they have the rights to own the winning piece including the submission made by Maus which we see publicly that he won on the said contest. So its good thing to ask permission first since its no good to continue on what he think without asking any consent since he will use the logo of roobet to add more attention on the piece since I believe it will be put on auction.

And kodus to Maus for doing the right thing so that he can avoid any conflicts regarding on his winning art submissions.

[Eureka_07]

Hi everyone and Roobet Team. Early disclaimer though since I am not quite sure where I can post some queries and have some discussions with Roobet because it's pretty unrelated to gambling.

So here's the thing, I am planning to create an NFT Artwork and decided that it's a good idea if I can make an NFT using some of the winning pieces that I have won in the past few art contest held here in bitcointalk. I just want to ask; will there be an issue if let's say I will make them as an NFT that includes their Roobet logo as well as the mascot itself? Or should I remove them?

I am quite uncomfortable since I don't know if there will be any legal issues that might occur along the process.

Somehow it can be called as intellectual property by Roobet since you already submitted the piece unto them but if there's good benefits in terms of marketing(which I think there is) well that's really a good plan.
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I am not convinced that all of those that has been submitted for the contest is already can be called as "intellectual" property of roobet. Participants were just ofcourse allowed to used Roobet related theme to the artwork. Not because you submitted an artwork for the contest, means that they own your artwork. Maybe the issue that could come here is the fact that the artwork that @Maus0728 contains an identity of roobet, which I think is needed to be discussed and allowed by Roobet before he can use it to his NFT artwork.

[SquallLeonhart]

Most of site won't tell you first when you signed up. It stated on their rules, but i think most of us don't aware there is KYC or not. I usually check their rules first whatever we need KYC or not before deposit my money, but i won't deposit if there is KYC stated since i don't want to give my details only for some bucks.

Yups that is the dark side of each site (though not all has that) they're KYC  rules implied in their TAC that in time of Having questionable activities they will require us of providing KYC in which most of the time they are using against us, because they Knew that majority of us Hate giving our details so the case will favor them in one side .
and for me this is not literally rules but Cheating that Hides in their so called Rules.

I do not think that its "dark side" of the casinos, I just think they put those things into their rules because it is not something that will be done all the time. What is the point of saying "we will ask 0.01% of you for your KYC" when you sign up? Plus their rules are available for people who did not sign up, so you can read it before you do it and that would be fine as well, that way you can get to learn more stuff and it would be fine for you.

Why would you want to end up spending time over being upset on what is going on and about the rules after you sign up if you care about it so much? Just read it before you sign up, it is not a secret that they hide from you, it is something that you could check. That's what I do, and KYC was never asked from me in most places that I gamble, actually I do not think that I have ever given KYC to anyone ever before.

[tygeade]

I believe it is not about intellectual property rights or not, I think dude already knows he needs to get permission anyway that is why he wrote here and didn't just do it anyway. I have seen defi tokens that were in trademark levels and nobody cared, why? Because the owners of those trademarks are probably not even aware of that situation, who are you going to sue for a project? The owner? Dude can provide he doesn't own it and it is a public thing.

Long story short if he wanted to do it, he could have, and even if he was sued he could have claimed he wasn't the one doing it. But he asked, so he is not really in big trouble at least. However one thing is for sure, Roobet could allow or deny this depending on what they are planning on doing about NFT's, if they want to do it themselves that means they will deny it and do it themselves instead, but if they are not planning on doing it, they could just let it be.

[suzanne5223]

Hi everyone and Roobet Team. Early disclaimer though since I am not quite sure where I can post some queries and have some discussions with Roobet because it's pretty unrelated to gambling.

So here's the thing, I am planning to create an NFT Artwork and decided that it's a good idea if I can make an NFT using some of the winning pieces that I have won in the past few art contest held here in bitcointalk. I just want to ask; will there be an issue if let's say I will make them as an NFT that includes their Roobet logo as well as the mascot itself? Or should I remove them?

I am quite uncomfortable since I don't know if there will be any legal issues that might occur along the process.

Somehow it can be called as intellectual property by Roobet since you already submitted the piece unto them but if there's good benefits in terms of marketing(which I think there is) well that's really a good plan.

This could create a viral news if that artwork will be sold at thousands of bucks and Roobet's name will be the talk of NFT town if that happens so negotiate them and let see if we could see a NFT Roobet artwork on NFT.

While I believe in intellectual property rights yet Roobet and @Hhampuz does not include any claims in those events they cater instead all they propose is to highlight here in Bitcointalk.org just like what the rules here says

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5259574.0

In which i believe @Maus0728 is one of the winner in this said contest.

but also i agreed in which mentioned by you that if this will Cater a Good Purpose and will benefits Roobet in Best interest? then I believe Management will more than welcome to allow you using it.

So lets call the attention of @Hhampuz in this matter as Roobet representative as well.

The user who asked the question is aware that the company have intellectual property rights over the art that's  why she's seeking the company permission before he use it after all they (Roobet) have paid him for the job done so they can either ignore or accept her offer if they like but I will advise Maus0728 to send Hhampuz pm about the issue and he give her the feedback of Roobet admin.
How are you guys dealing with the Easter promo? It will be nice if a member of this forum is among the winner.

[TheGreatPython]

The user who asked the question is aware that the company have intellectual property rights over the art that's  why she's seeking the company permission before he use it after all they (Roobet) have paid him for the job done so they can either ignore or accept her offer if they like but I will advise Maus0728 to send Hhampuz pm about the issue and he give her the feedback of Roobet admin.

I think the permission is basically something private, it is not a public thing. Which means if the guy wanted to get permission he could have just sent a pm, or sent an email and waited for a response, that would be the right thing to do. However he didn't do that, he wrote here, which means that he wants an answer for sure and he is doing it publicly so that roobet would be forced to reply.

Roobet could get a PM from this guy and could easily ignore it and nothing would happen, not like he is a customer who needs support which means that he is not really interested in anything about the current situation of website itself, he was asking something personal, so Roobet could easily ignore him. But he asked on public record so that he could not be ignored and that's why I think he could get public answers as well, he could get all the responses he wants from us as well as Roobet because he went public with it.

[jonval21]

The user who asked the question is aware that the company have intellectual property rights over the art that's  why she's seeking the company permission before he use it after all they (Roobet) have paid him for the job done so they can either ignore or accept her offer if they like but I will advise Maus0728 to send Hhampuz pm about the issue and he give her the feedback of Roobet admin.

I think the permission is basically something private, it is not a public thing. Which means if the guy wanted to get permission he could have just sent a pm, or sent an email and waited for a response, that would be the right thing to do. However he didn't do that, he wrote here, which means that he wants an answer for sure and he is doing it publicly so that roobet would be forced to reply.

Roobet could get a PM from this guy and could easily ignore it and nothing would happen, not like he is a customer who needs support which means that he is not really interested in anything about the current situation of website itself, he was asking something personal, so Roobet could easily ignore him. But he asked on public record so that he could not be ignored and that's why I think he could get public answers as well, he could get all the responses he wants from us as well as Roobet because he went public with it.

I agree with you, the user has no interest in contributing and the fact that I bring it here is to give it importance, it is not the correct way, because the Roobet Team has a staff that handles these types of problems with "Support". , I would suggest that the user wait for a response from the platform.

[dunfida]

The user who asked the question is aware that the company have intellectual property rights over the art that's  why she's seeking the company permission before he use it after all they (Roobet) have paid him for the job done so they can either ignore or accept her offer if they like but I will advise Maus0728 to send Hhampuz pm about the issue and he give her the feedback of Roobet admin.

I think the permission is basically something private, it is not a public thing. Which means if the guy wanted to get permission he could have just sent a pm, or sent an email and waited for a response, that would be the right thing to do. However he didn't do that, he wrote here, which means that he wants an answer for sure and he is doing it publicly so that roobet would be forced to reply.

Roobet could get a PM from this guy and could easily ignore it and nothing would happen, not like he is a customer who needs support which means that he is not really interested in anything about the current situation of website itself, he was asking something personal, so Roobet could easily ignore him. But he asked on public record so that he could not be ignored and that's why I think he could get public answers as well, he could get all the responses he wants from us as well as Roobet because he went public with it.

Do you really think that Roobet would really be just be making decisions because they've been forced to? Im sure that they would do on whats right for their business.

They cant just accept nor ignore just because they had been asked out in public.They do all have the rights and if they would oppose on that user plans
then they can simply reject nor refuse and what public could do? could it really affect their reputation? no its not.
They do know on whats the best for their company.

[tygeade]

I am not convinced that all of those that has been submitted for the contest is already can be called as "intellectual" property of roobet. Participants were just ofcourse allowed to used Roobet related theme to the artwork. Not because you submitted an artwork for the contest, means that they own your artwork. Maybe the issue that could come here is the fact that the artwork that @Maus0728 contains an identity of roobet, which I think is needed to be discussed and allowed by Roobet before he can use it to his NFT artwork.

It is a vice versa situation and there is a competition rule as well. For example if roobet actually ended up asking for it, and you give it to them, it's theirs and they can prove that in a court. At the same time they do not even have to use it but ban you from using it as well if they want to. However we are in crypto world, do you really thinking that some 5th in an art competition for roobet will not be able to use their own art because roobet would claim it's theirs?

I do not think so, in fact I am pretty sure if that guy used Roobet logo as NFT and sold it, that would still not create any problems, Roobet may not want that, after all it's their own logo used to gain money, but who would really work enough to figure out who that person is and where they are and which nations and sue them for it, that's way too much fork over some NFT and that's why I do not think it will matter, it's just good manners to ask that's all.