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[Bushdark]

Roobet as the name sounds is a good casino I will love to bet on because of the features I was about to see in the platform. How I wish everyone casino can be like this beautiful Roobet that had been so generous to this great forum. Not withstanding I am looking to make this casino a major place where I will be placing my bets even though i have other gambling platform which I do use on a regular basis.

[Maus0728]

Hey everyone, I just noticed that casinos including Roobet doesn't allow their gamblers/customers to change their registered email address? Is there any other way to change and verify the new email add?

Because currently, I am decluttering my emails due to unsolicited and spam messages which might compromise all the associated accounts in that specific email address. If it's not possible, I guess changing a long password would suffice. Thank you.

[Dewi Aries]

Hey everyone, I just noticed that casinos including Roobet doesn't allow their gamblers/customers to change their registered email address? Is there any other way to change and verify the new email add?

Because currently, I am decluttering my emails due to unsolicited and spam messages which might compromise all the associated accounts in that specific email address. If it's not possible, I guess changing a long password would suffice. Thank you.

I also can't find a way to change the email in my account  I contact support asking about this there's really no way to change it once your email is verified but I have another idea you can create a new account and report your old account and not use it anymore. Support team prefer this way, they even give suggestions like this:

''You can create a new account without deleting this one as long as any Terms of Service are not breached''
Support : Sam

[aysg76]

Hey everyone, I just noticed that casinos including Roobet doesn't allow their gamblers/customers to change their registered email address? Is there any other way to change and verify the new email add?

Because currently, I am decluttering my emails due to unsolicited and spam messages which might compromise all the associated accounts in that specific email address. If it's not possible, I guess changing a long password would suffice. Thank you.

I have also seen in the past this issue and to extent I remember they don't allow to change the verified email address so the best solution to you is mentioned above by @Dewi Aries through live support contact.But i would say we should be using spare mails for having these casinos account that we don't have for other uses and spam mails won't affect us but now you can opt for other option.

[Maus0728]

But i would say we should be using spare mails for having these casinos account

Yeah, that's what I am doing right now, compartmentalizing the casino emails apart from professional/finance/ personal emails to reduce the risks of getting compromised when other accounts have been stolen or hacked. Plus, you can really see which casinos shared your personal details to third parties when you got bombarded with shitty ads.

But anyways, thanks for the suggestions.

[hd49728]

Yeah, that's what I am doing right now, compartmentalizing the casino emails apart from professional/finance/ personal emails to reduce the risks of getting compromised when other accounts have been stolen or hacked. Plus, you can really see which casinos shared your personal details to third parties when you got bombarded with shitty ads.

You should have an email for your main account on exchanges. Main account is the one you store most of your capital on exchanges. If you want to store your trading capital on small or new exchanges, you should use another email, for less important exchanges.

For casinos or any platforms that you are not sure about it, you can use a third email for these ones. You will get less advertisement, promotion emails and spam emails. It reduces risk you can get to be contacted by phishing teams.

In the end, less risk to have money steal.

[Little_Sister]

You should have an email for your main account on exchanges. Main account is the one you store most of your capital on exchanges. If you want to store your trading capital on small or new exchanges, you should use another email, for less important exchanges.

For casinos or any platforms that you are not sure about it, you can use a third email for these ones. You will get less advertisement, promotion emails and spam emails. It reduces risk you can get to be contacted by phishing teams.

In the end, less risk to have money steal.

If each account add strong password and add security access such as google auth verification then there is no problem hacking / stealing money, but the spam inbox, promotions, phishing problems are so annoying that important messages will be under it. But grouping multiple emails is great because the primary email is only required for the main exchange or main casino and an alt email for signing up for an alternative exchange account.

[Haunebu]

Yeah, that's what I am doing right now, compartmentalizing the casino emails apart from professional/finance/ personal emails to reduce the risks of getting compromised when other accounts have been stolen or hacked. Plus, you can really see which casinos shared your personal details to third parties when you got bombarded with shitty ads.

Firstly, if you are connecting your account to a new email address, inform their customer care before doing so as one of the posters above suggested and take a screenshot of your conversation with them just in case.

Personally, I don't think it's necessary to connect a new email to your account since you can simply secure them through 2FA etc which are very, very effective.

[Captain Corporate]

I have an email under this nickname, which means that anything I do in crypto, including casinos goes under this email. And I have another one with my real name, and I use that for my life related stuff, like vacations or newspaper stuff or even like social media stuff because they are mainly under my own name as well. This doesn't mean that I seperate just to two though, I do like 4 emails (have a fifth that I do not use too much) related to all weird stuff, have one for my gaming which is another nickname, have one for my "business" stuff which is basically a fake to register to business stuff but that gets the most spam. Long story short, never bad idea to have a few emails instead of one.

[Doan9269]

I have an email under this nickname, which means that anything I do in crypto, including casinos goes under this email. And I have another one with my real name, and I use that for my life related stuff, like vacations or newspaper stuff or even like social media stuff because they are mainly under my own name as well. This doesn't mean that I seperate just to two though, I do like 4 emails (have a fifth that I do not use too much) related to all weird stuff, have one for my gaming which is another nickname, have one for my "business" stuff which is basically a fake to register to business stuff but that gets the most spam. Long story short, never bad idea to have a few emails instead of one.

It's jot a bad thing having more than one email serving different purpose but when its too much then things betin to get complicated whereby you make mistakes of one email for another, anither thing I see here is that having upto 3 emails isn't bad, one can be for gambling, another for personal while the last could be for office mails, but wjen things begin to get out of hands when getting above th5 mails then such could be suspected for scam or related abuse of use by the user.

[dezoel]

But i would say we should be using spare mails for having these casinos account

Yeah, that's what I am doing right now, compartmentalizing the casino emails apart from professional/finance/ personal emails to reduce the risks of getting compromised when other accounts have been stolen or hacked. Plus, you can really see which casinos shared your personal details to third parties when you got bombarded with shitty ads.

But anyways, thanks for the suggestions.

Honestly my mail is almost always the same for all crypto stuff and all personal stuff aside from exchanges. All exchange mails come to my personal mail, and the personal mail doesn't really get registered in many other places, which means that it is either going to be the exchanges that get my mail hacked into, or facebook/twitter type of places would be giving that away which is quite likely to be honest.

I am used to my mail getting a ton of spam, it was something normal years ago and it will always stay normal. But, spam folder is getting smarter, so much so that sometimes it sends stuff that are important to my spam folder so I do not delete it without reading it first.

[Hamphser]

But i would say we should be using spare mails for having these casinos account

Yeah, that's what I am doing right now, compartmentalizing the casino emails apart from professional/finance/ personal emails to reduce the risks of getting compromised when other accounts have been stolen or hacked. Plus, you can really see which casinos shared your personal details to third parties when you got bombarded with shitty ads.

But anyways, thanks for the suggestions.

Honestly my mail is almost always the same for all crypto stuff and all personal stuff aside from exchanges. All exchange mails come to my personal mail, and the personal mail doesn't really get registered in many other places, which means that it is either going to be the exchanges that get my mail hacked into, or facebook/twitter type of places would be giving that away which is quite likely to be honest.

I am used to my mail getting a ton of spam, it was something normal years ago and it will always stay normal. But, spam folder is getting smarter, so much so that sometimes it sends stuff that are important to my spam folder so I do not delete it without reading it first.

Whenever i do make out registrations on different sites whether it would be an exchange platform or gambling sites or any other crypto related sites then i do really make use of new email which are solely intended

for such use so that you wont really be messing out your personal or business emails if ever you do have which would be separating those crypto stuffs and we know that emails could really be leaked out
easily without knowing on where these things been come from.

So better have separate ones which is intended for crypto use so that you wont really be having a headache whenever you do tend to search for some important mail.

[lienfaye]

So better have separate ones which is intended for crypto use so that you wont really be having a headache whenever you do tend to search for some important mail.

Thats true. I have different emails for casinos, exchanges and for personal uses. As you have point out this is to avoid having headaches if you're looking for important mails. Moreover even the other email is compromised it wont affect your other accounts and still secured. Its also a must to have different passwords.

[Strongkored]

So better have separate ones which is intended for crypto use so that you wont really be having a headache whenever you do tend to search for some important mail.

Thats true. I have different emails for casinos, exchanges and for personal uses. As you have point out this is to avoid having headaches if you're looking for important mails. Moreover even the other email is compromised it wont affect your other accounts and still secured. Its also a must to have different passwords.

it has to be like that how it works but not everyone understands or even cares about the impact that can be caused if using the same email for all of our online accounts, especially sometimes many are lazy to remember which email is used for the casino or for important accounts such as CEX, even though it can be tricked, for example by taking notes in notepad and others

[rojan]

Added bonus is that they are not asking you for your mother's maiden name, it is just generic stuff that doesn't matter. plus, if you are planning on winning 250k, you could literally fly to Vegas with that kind of money and gamble it legit and have fun meanwhile, or you could go to Cyprus or Monaco, or Macau, wherever is closest to you.

All I am saying is that, people who are looking for big payouts, likes of which I would never imagine, they couldn't care any less about KYC. If I ever get lucky enough that I would get a ton of money like that from a small bet I make, then I would be throwing my ID at the screen let alone doubt if I should do it or not.

To play roobet but here are some conditions but here to work but anyway here to provide basic information but here to help them with some information.  But I think that if any personal information is given here, then there will be no problem later, but I don't know.  But I hope that there will be no problem if the person gives the previous information here.

[aysg76]

You should have an email for your main account on exchanges. Main account is the one you store most of your capital on exchanges. If you want to store your trading capital on small or new exchanges, you should use another email, for less important exchanges.

In the end, less risk to have money steal.

I would say not to have your funds stored on exchange at all and withdraw them on your wallets because exchange are more prone to hacks and using seperate mails for them won't work at all so it's better to avoid them as much possible and have the custody of your funds with you only.

Less riks more privacy to save your funds.

[l3pox]

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stake and sportsbet io dont want kyc..  i witdrawal 25.000 dollar on stake and sportsbet  without kyc 1 or kyc 2 ...

there bookies are not good than stake , sportsbet

Well Roobet is not like Stake and Sportsbet. Their different casino so it should be understandable to your part that there will be some variations.
If you do not want to fill any KYC, regardless of the level, then do not play on the site. It's your choice after all. If you want to discuss more of it, I guess you can talk with their representative or on their chat support.

in the end of the day it comes to users personal preference
maybe they'll have to sacrifice a bit of convenience and play on a DEX casino or even if centralized, without KYC
even if this means they lose the option to play some of the games or have smaller liquidity depending on what they're doing

[Apocollapse]

in the end of the day it comes to users personal preference
maybe they'll have to sacrifice a bit of convenience and play on a DEX casino or even if centralized, without KYC
even if this means they lose the option to play some of the games or have smaller liquidity depending on what they're doing

There's no way someone will create a decentralized casino since this mean they're not gaining a lot profit due to decentralized, except they're asking a donation or someone willing to send more money than it does. Since casino is created to make the owner rich, that's why I say it's almost impossible, they're also need to create their own game without cooperate with other providers.

[FatFork]

in the end of the day it comes to users personal preference
maybe they'll have to sacrifice a bit of convenience and play on a DEX casino or even if centralized, without KYC
even if this means they lose the option to play some of the games or have smaller liquidity depending on what they're doing

There's no way someone will create a decentralized casino since this mean they're not gaining a lot profit due to decentralized, except they're asking a donation or someone willing to send more money than it does. Since casino is created to make the owner rich, that's why I say it's almost impossible, they're also need to create their own game without cooperate with other providers.

Many platforms use the term "decentralized" incorrectly, and so do casinos that accept crypto as a payment method. Sometimes they call themselves decentralized simply because users can use their personal wallets to access the games. Although these platforms have some level of decentralization, they still have centralized servers and middlemen that control your money and the operation of the platform. As for their profits, it doesn't matter whether the casino is decentralized. They can still set up their DAOs so that they extract significant percentages from every game bet, much like decentralized exchanges do.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Honestly, this is what I always tell people and I am happy to see someone that understands that the KYC thing is something that's beyond the casino's power and once the casino Master license holder introduces a rule and regulation the casino must comply.

This is what I don't get to people, they are afraid to do KYC but they almost expose their whole life on social media. As long as the casino is reputable and you don't have criminal records that could alert the authorities then it should not be a problem complying on their rules. Criminals can't just use your identity if you limit what you post on the internet. Casino's usually just ask for your complete name, address, and a valid id to prove it. I don't think that is enough for someone to use your identity for their bad intentions.

Probably they still believe that cryptocurrency should remain decentralized which included being anonymous. We are in a different situation now, we all want the adoption to happen but in order to achieve that, we should accept that regulation is a key and with that said, expect that KYC will slowly implement later on. I'm wondering if those people really trust their banks, they think their personal details is safe with the bank well in fact, they are also selling that information.

@xSkylarx people with criminal records can still do KYC is he/she funds is from a good source and never abuse the casino rules and regulations. About, social media, I believe some people never wake up to the fact social media is one of the number one platforms that makes them vulnerable.
@Johnyz You have a point and people have to accept the fact that if we want every crypto related business or activity to grow there will be some certain sacrifice.

I think that when there is a person who has a criminal record, they should not pay so much attention to it, because it does not have much to do with online casinos, I think that all online casinos are interested in them playing on their platforms, putting in money and being able to do good management within them, I think that the other thing is the personal life of each one, and I do not think that a casino cares much about that. I know that the origin of funds is important but when it comes to FIAT money and those that most influence that's what banks are for, in crypto they skip all these things, giving the origin of funds in crypto, BTC, ETH or another I think would not make sense.
That is why some of the users always look for those casinos that provide privacy security and anonymity.

in the end of the day it comes to users personal preference
maybe they'll have to sacrifice a bit of convenience and play on a DEX casino or even if centralized, without KYC
even if this means they lose the option to play some of the games or have smaller liquidity depending on what they're doing

There's no way someone will create a decentralized casino since this mean they're not gaining a lot profit due to decentralized, except they're asking a donation or someone willing to send more money than it does. Since casino is created to make the owner rich, that's why I say it's almost impossible, they're also need to create their own game without cooperate with other providers.

Many platforms use the term "decentralized" incorrectly, and so do casinos that accept crypto as a payment method. Sometimes they call themselves decentralized simply because users can use their personal wallets to access the games. Although these platforms have some level of decentralization, they still have centralized servers and middlemen that control your money and the operation of the platform. As for their profits, it doesn't matter whether the casino is decentralized. They can still set up their DAOs so that they extract significant percentages from every game bet, much like decentralized exchanges do.

Well, I think that a totally decentralized platform is one that is managed without licenses? because if that is the case, it would be possible to talk about a platform where it does not pay attention to any regulation, that is, it would allow many players from countries that are prohibited to play, it would also be something very new and I think even innovative, because they could afford to put privacy coins, such as ZCASH, but above all Monero, which is a currency that many request for lops casinos, in addition, a platform that gives and offers anonymity would be interesting.