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[Lanatsa]

I agree, its better not to brag our winnings and just keep it to ourselves for our own safety.

We dont know the capability of those people who are envy and has bad intention towards us thus its better to be safe than sorry.

This is common knowledge. Anyone with a half-decent brain knows that revealing their wins publicly could make them a target, but some people still reveal them anyway for obvious reasons and some of them get screwed later on.

Some of them would be thinking that how they would do something from me if they don't know my identity?

It would really be just dumb that you would really be showing off and bragging your wins but if you aren't that really revealing any traces about your identity then I don't
really see any problems but it would be much better and safe if you don't consider on doing such thing in the first place.

doing so will put you at risk. we don't know how these scammers work. they can even search all the posts that you had and get some info that you thought would not put you at risk. so yeah, better keep it to yourself before you regret your action. scammers know how to extract info that will make you a vulnerable target.
to avoid such situation, just be happy that you got your winnings and don't play being an egocentric individual.

A good suggestion on this particular situation but we cant really stop those individuals who do have those other side of things kind of mindset but they are really putting theirselves on risk

They shouldn't really wait until the time comes that they would experiencing those unfortunate events that might cause up some trauma later on.So better to
avoid as much as you can before everything would be too late.

[lienfaye]

Agree that being anonymous makes it more comfortable especially in the world of gambling, maybe this is also the reason why many players who hide their usernames at the casino, can see on the list of winners of the $250,000 lottery https://roobet.com/winter-wonderland-raffle there are 25 winners and only 8 players whose usernames are displayed the rest are hidden. The winners have hundreds or even 1.5Million tickets, which means they use big funds to gamble.

The most of the players want to remain anonymous while playing on crypto casinos and you could hint it form the KYC discussions we had on the forum and most of them prefer casinos without KYC but still there are some who are comfortable with level 1 of KYC also.Those who have such high number of tickets are really gambling huge amount of funds and we know the whales are playing on each casino.

there is a significant difference when talking about KYC because I personally still really like this kind of anonymity and will prefer casinos that do not implement KYC or indeed only apply level 1 KYC.
This is very clear because apart from liking anonymity I don't want my privacy to be exposed in the casino even though only casino people know.

That is at our end on which casino we choose and in your case you like complete privacy then KYC is a major concern and you will choose that particular site which don't implement any kind of documentation like your name or phone number also and we all have our personal choices.

There are still many casinos that dont implement kyc, thus gamblers has an option on where they will be at ease to gamble. In my case im hesitant at first to comply on the level 1 kyc because I prefer to remain anonymous. However, this site is one of my most trusted casino hence to continue to play I comply on the needed info. Roobet is the only casino that I entrusted my info in order to gamble.

[aysg76]

Agree that being anonymous makes it more comfortable especially in the world of gambling, maybe this is also the reason why many players who hide their usernames at the casino, can see on the list of winners of the $250,000 lottery https://roobet.com/winter-wonderland-raffle there are 25 winners and only 8 players whose usernames are displayed the rest are hidden. The winners have hundreds or even 1.5Million tickets, which means they use big funds to gamble.

The most of the players want to remain anonymous while playing on crypto casinos and you could hint it form the KYC discussions we had on the forum and most of them prefer casinos without KYC but still there are some who are comfortable with level 1 of KYC also.Those who have such high number of tickets are really gambling huge amount of funds and we know the whales are playing on each casino.

there is a significant difference when talking about KYC because I personally still really like this kind of anonymity and will prefer casinos that do not implement KYC or indeed only apply level 1 KYC.
This is very clear because apart from liking anonymity I don't want my privacy to be exposed in the casino even though only casino people know.

That is at our end on which casino we choose and in your case you like complete privacy then KYC is a major concern and you will choose that particular site which don't implement any kind of documentation like your name or phone number also and we all have our personal choices.

There are still many casinos that dont implement kyc, thus gamblers has an option on where they will be at ease to gamble. In my case im hesitant at first to comply on the level 1 kyc because I prefer to remain anonymous. However, this site is one of my most trusted casino hence to continue to play I comply on the needed info. Roobet is the only casino that I entrusted my info in order to gamble.

There were many pages discussion about Roobet KYC here on the forum also and some were against even level 1 KYC at that time but it was said that if they don't like it they can choose some other casino and yes there are completely anonymous casino aslo and they can play over there but some slot could not be available there so look for that.But it's your wish which one to choose or not at last.

[Lakai01]

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Roobet is the only casino that I entrusted my info in order to gamble.

It is exactly the same with me, likewise Roobet is the only casino where I am verified. Here in my country, the regulations for playing at online casinos are also currently being tightened very strongly, we are actually not "allowed" to play at casinos that do not require KYC - i.e. allow anonymous play.

[dezoel]

Some of them would be thinking that how they would do something from me if they don't know my identity?

It would really be just dumb that you would really be showing off and bragging your wins but if you aren't that really revealing any traces about your identity then I don't
really see any problems but it would be much better and safe if you don't consider on doing such thing in the first place.

doing so will put you at risk. we don't know how these scammers work. they can even search all the posts that you had and get some info that you thought would not put you at risk. so yeah, better keep it to yourself before you regret your action. scammers know how to extract info that will make you a vulnerable target.
to avoid such situation, just be happy that you got your winnings and don't play being an egocentric individual.

I doubt that it would be the scammers that you should be worried about, it is the hackers. I know that some guy I have never met before used my name before, I didn't share my real name, only thing I shared so far is just a nickname, not even which nation I live, so how he figured out my name? I am sure that he could google and find nothing, but I was still careful and then he said where I lived, not the apartment part but close enough.

So long story short, it is always dangerous and they could always end up saying something that is doxxing you and that scares people. They could also connect to your computer somehow, just make you download something, which you shouldn't obviously but they disguise it as other stuff, like literally send you an image and when you click an image you do not expect it to be key logger but it turns out, it can be.

[l3pox]

that's right, there are different sections of people in this for example as you said because some are just here for fun and some are after gifts. and even if it is seen that more people are chasing bounties at this time but it does not rule out the possibility that there are still many people here because this is indeed something useful and they are happy to be here.
 
and the steps you said when you saw it were quite correct, just look at the changes to the posts that were there

thanks
I think the intersection may be bigger than we think
I wonder how many people would stop posting if we removed the incentives
if the campaigns vanished for some reason

[Lanatsa]

Some of them would be thinking that how they would do something from me if they don't know my identity?

It would really be just dumb that you would really be showing off and bragging your wins but if you aren't that really revealing any traces about your identity then I don't
really see any problems but it would be much better and safe if you don't consider on doing such thing in the first place.

doing so will put you at risk. we don't know how these scammers work. they can even search all the posts that you had and get some info that you thought would not put you at risk. so yeah, better keep it to yourself before you regret your action. scammers know how to extract info that will make you a vulnerable target.
to avoid such situation, just be happy that you got your winnings and don't play being an egocentric individual.

I doubt that it would be the scammers that you should be worried about, it is the hackers. I know that some guy I have never met before used my name before, I didn't share my real name, only thing I shared so far is just a nickname, not even which nation I live, so how he figured out my name? I am sure that he could google and find nothing, but I was still careful and then he said where I lived, not the apartment part but close enough.

So long story short, it is always dangerous and they could always end up saying something that is doxxing you and that scares people. They could also connect to your computer somehow, just make you download something, which you shouldn't obviously but they disguise it as other stuff, like literally send you an image and when you click an image you do not expect it to be key logger but it turns out, it can be.

You wont really be worrying off things if you are just really careful and having that common sense on dealing something around and if you do make yourself a bit paranoid when it comes to security

then it is likely that you wont really be putting yourself in danger.Self awareness and experience you really help you out even on simplest things that you do encounter.
Be sensible and act accordingly with your will and experience then this wont really be an issue on any sense.

[Congyang]

Agree that being anonymous makes it more comfortable especially in the world of gambling, maybe this is also the reason why many players who hide their usernames at the casino, can see on the list of winners of the $250,000 lottery https://roobet.com/winter-wonderland-raffle there are 25 winners and only 8 players whose usernames are displayed the rest are hidden. The winners have hundreds or even 1.5Million tickets, which means they use big funds to gamble.

The most of the players want to remain anonymous while playing on crypto casinos and you could hint it form the KYC discussions we had on the forum and most of them prefer casinos without KYC but still there are some who are comfortable with level 1 of KYC also.Those who have such high number of tickets are really gambling huge amount of funds and we know the whales are playing on each casino.

there is a significant difference when talking about KYC because I personally still really like this kind of anonymity and will prefer casinos that do not implement KYC or indeed only apply level 1 KYC.
This is very clear because apart from liking anonymity I don't want my privacy to be exposed in the casino even though only casino people know.

That is at our end on which casino we choose and in your case you like complete privacy then KYC is a major concern and you will choose that particular site which don't implement any kind of documentation like your name or phone number also and we all have our personal choices.

There are still many casinos that dont implement kyc, thus gamblers has an option on where they will be at ease to gamble. In my case im hesitant at first to comply on the level 1 kyc because I prefer to remain anonymous. However, this site is one of my most trusted casino hence to continue to play I comply on the needed info. Roobet is the only casino that I entrusted my info in order to gamble.

There were many pages discussion about Roobet KYC here on the forum also and some were against even level 1 KYC at that time but it was said that if they don't like it they can choose some other casino and yes there are completely anonymous casino aslo and they can play over there but some slot could not be available there so look for that.But it's your wish which one to choose or not at last.

maybe here I will be more selective in the selection because I don't really have a problem implementing the KYC system even if it is already feeling comfortable there. but if I really don't like it, I will reject the KYC system there.
like what I'm doing here now because I really feel comfortable and confident so I don't really have a problem even if KYC is held but for other sites maybe I will review a few things first

[jrrsparkles]

maybe here I will be more selective in the selection because I don't really have a problem implementing the KYC system even if it is already feeling comfortable there. but if I really don't like it, I will reject the KYC system there.
like what I'm doing here now because I really feel comfortable and confident so I don't really have a problem even if KYC is held but for other sites maybe I will review a few things first

Due to the government regulations every crypto service provider have to imply KYC so they can continue their business that is why the mandatory KYC system is in place here and its the same with all the centralized exchanges as well to trade considerable amount and also even if there is no mandatory KYC we may have to provide them at any point of time in case of suspicion. But as long as we are submitting the documents to the established exchange or casino we may not have to worry too much.

[FanEagle]

There were many pages discussion about Roobet KYC here on the forum also and some were against even level 1 KYC at that time but it was said that if they don't like it they can choose some other casino and yes there are completely anonymous casino aslo and they can play over there but some slot could not be available there so look for that.But it's your wish which one to choose or not at last.

That discussion was just ignored by roobet and like you said it was more like a "take it or leave it" situation. Interestingly I did both a bit. I never liked sharing my KYC with a casino, it never felt right and no matter what they do, it never really makes it worthwhile to have something like that.

So, I ended up leaving it for a while, didn't come back for months, then I ended up saying what could happen at worst and I decided to join back in and that really helped me get courage back up and shared my KYC, played here for a while and now left again. It just doesn't make sense that a casino would force you to give your information. They could give any reason they want but it is never truly enough to justify it in my mind.

[arallmuus]

It just doesn't make sense that a casino would force you to give your information. They could give any reason they want but it is never truly enough to justify it in my mind.

Wasnt it only level 1 KYC thats basically only for formality? You can basically put in anything that you want in there and Roobet wont even bother you with that unless you probably do something fishy on their site. Anyway we know that this is coming for sure, with crypto especially crypto gambling being regulated then submitting your KYC could be the new norm around anytime soon

[Danslip]

Just curious what happened with the private contract between Roobet and Xposed(Codeman)   He just refused to stream under Roobet affiliate and get new deals from alternative places. AFAIK, Xposed has been with Roobet for ages and he was exclusive streamer of Roobet 

[yayayo]

Just curious what happened with the private contract between Roobet and Xposed(Codeman)   He just refused to stream under Roobet affiliate and get new deals from alternative places. AFAIK, Xposed has been with Roobet for ages and he was exclusive streamer of Roobet 

I'm curious about that too, but we have to remember that streamers ultimately just do business with the site or company that puts the most money on the table for streaming. It could be that Roobet no longer has exclusivity and that he may now have continued with another bookmaker, for example? Streamers are very popular, otherwise Roobet can find another streamer.

ya.ya.yo!

[Danslip]

Just curious what happened with the private contract between Roobet and Xposed(Codeman)   He just refused to stream under Roobet affiliate and get new deals from alternative places. AFAIK, Xposed has been with Roobet for ages and he was exclusive streamer of Roobet 

I'm curious about that too, but we have to remember that streamers ultimately just do business with the site or company that puts the most money on the table for streaming. It could be that Roobet no longer has exclusivity and that he may now have continued with another bookmaker, for example? Streamers are very popular, otherwise Roobet can find another streamer.

ya.ya.yo!

Just checked his Twitch account and he has already a new contract with another casino...
I doubt it is about money at this point since he has been streaming under Roobet affiliate exclusively, so maybe someone can explain what is going on lately.

[arallmuus]

I doubt it is about money at this point since he has been streaming under Roobet affiliate exclusively, so maybe someone can explain what is going on lately.

Its always about money and thats how they make their own living through gambling stream, why would you guys even expect gambling streamer to be loyal to only one site though? They can literally choose whatever sites that suits ( pay ) them the most. Anyway its either the 'other' site ( Stake ) gave him a better deal or probably Roobet stopped hiring him as their exclusive streamer but its probably the former.

[Danslip]

I doubt it is about money at this point since he has been streaming under Roobet affiliate exclusively, so maybe someone can explain what is going on lately.

Its always about money and thats how they make their own living through gambling stream, why would you guys even expect gambling streamer to be loyal to only one site though? They can literally choose whatever sites that suits ( pay ) them the most. Anyway its either the 'other' site ( Stake ) gave him a better deal or probably Roobet stopped hiring him as their exclusive streamer but its probably the former.

I don't think so, Roobet was his home and he or his chat mods always banned other people who offered other casinos. Used to watch his streams on early days later it was a mess and not interesting after a few scandals around his Twitch channel. Surely he has been offered much better deals by other casinos but never accepted according to the Discord channel of Xposed. Maybe it was about time and he has to change places for getting into a bigger audience, who knows...

[FatFork]

I doubt it is about money at this point since he has been streaming under Roobet affiliate exclusively, so maybe someone can explain what is going on lately.

Its always about money and thats how they make their own living through gambling stream, why would you guys even expect gambling streamer to be loyal to only one site though? They can literally choose whatever sites that suits ( pay ) them the most. Anyway its either the 'other' site ( Stake ) gave him a better deal or probably Roobet stopped hiring him as their exclusive streamer but its probably the former.

I don't think so, Roobet was his home and he or his chat mods always banned other people who offered other casinos. Used to watch his streams on early days later it was a mess and not interesting after a few scandals around his Twitch channel. Surely he has been offered much better deals by other casinos but never accepted according to the Discord channel of Xposed. Maybe it was about time and he has to change places for getting into a bigger audience, who knows...

There is no doubt that these streamers infect a huge community in more negative ways than positive. Maybe it's good for the casino, but not so good for anyone watching that type of paid promotion with the illusion that they can replicate the results.

[aysg76]

I doubt it is about money at this point since he has been streaming under Roobet affiliate exclusively, so maybe someone can explain what is going on lately.

Its always about money and thats how they make their own living through gambling stream, why would you guys even expect gambling streamer to be loyal to only one site though? They can literally choose whatever sites that suits ( pay ) them the most. Anyway its either the 'other' site ( Stake ) gave him a better deal or probably Roobet stopped hiring him as their exclusive streamer but its probably the former.

That is what they do steaming for and is most important part of any deal which is money involvement and you could see once they reach certain level of audience reach on their channel the casinos strike deal with them to increase their userbase through them and pay them for the same.The deal could have certain time limit also and maybe that was over but other reasons are like you mentioned getting paid well from another casino and they switched to that streaming so not a Big issue at all.You still have to play in your own way and they will be doing streams of gambling for different casinos with time.

[l3pox]

maybe here I will be more selective in the selection because I don't really have a problem implementing the KYC system even if it is already feeling comfortable there. but if I really don't like it, I will reject the KYC system there.
like what I'm doing here now because I really feel comfortable and confident so I don't really have a problem even if KYC is held but for other sites maybe I will review a few things first

Due to the government regulations every crypto service provider have to imply KYC so they can continue their business that is why the mandatory KYC system is in place here and its the same with all the centralized exchanges as well to trade considerable amount and also even if there is no mandatory KYC we may have to provide them at any point of time in case of suspicion. But as long as we are submitting the documents to the established exchange or casino we may not have to worry too much.

this varies a lot from country to country
and refers only to centralized services/websites
descentralized ones follow different rules and don't really comply with local regulations 100% of the time

[babygun]

I doubt it is about money at this point since he has been streaming under Roobet affiliate exclusively, so maybe someone can explain what is going on lately.

Its always about money and thats how they make their own living through gambling stream, why would you guys even expect gambling streamer to be loyal to only one site though? They can literally choose whatever sites that suits ( pay ) them the most. Anyway its either the 'other' site ( Stake ) gave him a better deal or probably Roobet stopped hiring him as their exclusive streamer but its probably the former.

Surprising move that I didn't see coming as his deal with Roobet was pretty good and in some old Twitter messages it was stated the deal would go on until 2023. He was hiding the Roobet logo already quite a while but seems like he has stopped gambling completely at Roobet. As you say, Stake probably offered him an even better deal that he couldn't refuse.