Roobet.com | Crypto’s Fastest Growing Casino 🦘

[goaldigger]

This kind gesture of Roobet just shows they're not just focus on growing their casino but also to give back by sharing their blessings through helping different institutions (for sure this is not the first time they help).

It can create a positive impact to their casino as a good light for helping the needy. Moreover if you're part of their business it can make you proud that the platform did something great. The reason why Roobet is one of the established and reputable casino that is existing nowadays.

This how they work with the community and the society as well, kudos to the whole team of Roobet and I’m sure they have other activities that are not being posted online, you can only know if you’ve done your own research. Though other site are also doing this, and with the crypto community its good that most of the projects are responsible enough to give back to the community itself.

[kotajikikox]

This kind gesture of Roobet just shows they're not just focus on growing their casino but also to give back by sharing their blessings through helping different institutions (for sure this is not the first time they help).

It can create a positive impact to their casino as a good light for helping the needy. Moreover if you're part of their business it can make you proud that the platform did something great. The reason why Roobet is one of the established and reputable casino that is existing nowadays.

This how they work with the community and the society as well, kudos to the whole team of Roobet and I’m sure they have other activities that are not being posted online, you can only know if you’ve done your own research. Though other site are also doing this, and with the crypto community its good that most of the projects are responsible enough to give back to the community itself.

not mentioning the great manager they ever had Hhampuz in which part of the advertising and judiciary for each events .
for how long that Roobet stays here in bitcointalk and their site opened , Hhampuz is almost part of those all .
and with our continues proving of how good this site is? yeah they are continuing to earn more players and depositors .
I can vouch for this as my experiences will tell it all .
and so as the giveaway and those bonuses from the site ? no wonder we will all stands the same for this.

[Juggy777]

This kind gesture of Roobet just shows they're not just focus on growing their casino but also to give back by sharing their blessings through helping different institutions (for sure this is not the first time they help).

It can create a positive impact to their casino as a good light for helping the needy. Moreover if you're part of their business it can make you proud that the platform did something great. The reason why Roobet is one of the established and reputable casino that is existing nowadays.

This how they work with the community and the society as well, kudos to the whole team of Roobet and I’m sure they have other activities that are not being posted online, you can only know if you’ve done your own research. Though other site are also doing this, and with the crypto community its good that most of the projects are responsible enough to give back to the community itself.

not mentioning the great manager they ever had Hhampuz in which part of the advertising and judiciary for each events .
for how long that Roobet stays here in bitcointalk and their site opened , Hhampuz is almost part of those all .
and with our continues proving of how good this site is? yeah they are continuing to earn more players and depositors .
I can vouch for this as my experiences will tell it all .
and so as the giveaway and those bonuses from the site ? no wonder we will all stands the same for this.

@kotajikikox Roobet team and @Hhampuz have always listened to the community and proof of this is when the community requested for more competitions they immediately got it for us. @goaldigger this gesture definitely deserves praise as it shows that they care a lot about society’s problems and these are the kind of people with whom we can play and deposit our money without having second thoughts.

[bitterguy28]

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That's a cool act of them, kudos to Roobet team for such generosity.
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The discussion about KYC seems to be stuck in a loop, as it often does. Additionally, the number of people who like and dislike it is almost equal, which is likely one reason why this type of discussion remains ongoing and never seems to conclude.

Almost all the gambling threads in this forum always talk about KYC that's why it never ends even with good news like this for that donation, we all know that every licensed casino ask for KYC anytime, so people should avoid playing in such a casino if don't want to complete their KYC but the fact is they keep playing and complaining about it not trying to switch to a decentralized casino.

but it is healthy conversation to tackle about KYC here and there because  we understand that most crypto gamblers wanted to keep their Identity hidden so most wanted to have no KYC verifications.

Not only Roobet, even in other casinos, people also complain about KYC, as a small gambler I was never asked to complete KYC because maybe KYC only applies to big gamblers or those who win big money at the casino, apart from KYC issues, it's best to discuss about Roobet casino's donations and kindness for something positive must be appreciated. 

not sure what do you mean about that being small gambler not asked of KYC because licensed casino even asked KYC before creating an account .

[babygun]

Almost all the gambling threads in this forum always talk about KYC that's why it never ends even with good news like this for that donation, we all know that every licensed casino ask for KYC anytime, so people should avoid playing in such a casino if don't want to complete their KYC but the fact is they keep playing and complaining about it not trying to switch to a decentralized casino.

Not only Roobet, even in other casinos, people also complain about KYC, as a small gambler I was never asked to complete KYC because maybe KYC only applies to big gamblers or those who win big money at the casino, apart from KYC issues, it's best to discuss about Roobet casino's donations and kindness for something positive must be appreciated.  

There is a trend that more and more casinos start asking KYC even when gambling with small amounts or when you want to withdraw a small amount. I have been asked on multiple casinos to do KYC and my biggest withdrawal was maybe 200$ (and often a lot lower); so KYC applies to everybody.

[piebeyb]

Almost all the gambling threads in this forum always talk about KYC that's why it never ends even with good news like this for that donation, we all know that every licensed casino ask for KYC anytime, so people should avoid playing in such a casino if don't want to complete their KYC but the fact is they keep playing and complaining about it not trying to switch to a decentralized casino.

Not only Roobet, even in other casinos, people also complain about KYC, as a small gambler I was never asked to complete KYC because maybe KYC only applies to big gamblers or those who win big money at the casino, apart from KYC issues, it's best to discuss about Roobet casino's donations and kindness for something positive must be appreciated.  

There is a trend that more and more casinos start asking KYC even when gambling with small amounts or when you want to withdraw a small amount. I have been asked on multiple casinos to do KYC and my biggest withdrawal was maybe 200$ (and often a lot lower); so KYC applies to everybody.

I only play sometimes under hundreds of dollars maybe only spending tens of dollars on small bets so maybe that's the main factor where I don't have to complete KYC such as submitting my identity and just filling out information data forms nothing more, so far I've never had a problem playing casino and asked me to send ID because I'm just a little gambler.

But maybe you are playing at a new casino or other casino that has more complicated rules regarding KYC, so far I have played at a big casino that is not too complicated asking me to send my identity, but even so I have prepared my identity which is needed if at any time they ask for it. 

[l3pox]

it's definitely better to stay with websites that have some reputation like roobet and duelbits
even with the KYC, if you don't mind sending your documents you know that this will be a website that will respect your wins and is unlikely to scam you

lower risk

Yes that's true, but sometimes there are people who still object to sending their documents and doing KYC, I won't say they are wrong, because maybe we have different views on this matter, and it is their right whether they want to or not to submit their documents.
But now we can find KYC requirements on almost all trusted casino sites, maybe there are some who still don't treat it, but I think that over time maybe it will become the thing we encounter most often, and conversely sites that haven't treated KYC will rarely be ours. meet, that is my view for now.

well, if you enter someone's else house you have to abide by their rules
roobet has KYC and can require it at any time so users should be aware of it before anything else if yhey want to use the website.

[aysg76]

There is a trend that more and more casinos start asking KYC even when gambling with small amounts or when you want to withdraw a small amount. I have been asked on multiple casinos to do KYC and my biggest withdrawal was maybe 200$ (and often a lot lower); so KYC applies to everybody.

With government regulations they have to follow up the rules but there are some casinos that don't require KYC by any chance so there is open space for gamblers but as you say about small gamblers then it's level based KYC and according to me amount below $500 needs minimum documentation but the problem occurs for big players who have to submit all the details.But yes now most of them are implementing this which cannot be avoided if you want to keep gambling over there.

[Jody.Drummer]

There is a trend that more and more casinos start asking KYC even when gambling with small amounts or when you want to withdraw a small amount. I have been asked on multiple casinos to do KYC and my biggest withdrawal was maybe 200$ (and often a lot lower); so KYC applies to everybody.

With government regulations they have to follow up the rules but there are some casinos that don't require KYC by any chance so there is open space for gamblers but as you say about small gamblers then it's level based KYC and according to me amount below $500 needs minimum documentation but the problem occurs for big players who have to submit all the details.But yes now most of them are implementing this which cannot be avoided if you want to keep gambling over there.

Yes now KYC is one that is implemented by almost all casinos, although there are some that have not made it one of the conditions for making withdrawals. But with time I think they will do the same, so this is a sign for those who do not like to do KYC so that they prepare to be willing to do it if they still want to gamble in the big casino casino sites.

Previously maybe it was only applied to withdrawals that were very large, but now it is slowly starting to apply to withdrawals that we think are not large and also do not need to do KYC. But if it has become the terms and conditions of a casino, then we also as users must be able to understand and also do it if playing on any site.

[babygun]

There is a trend that more and more casinos start asking KYC even when gambling with small amounts or when you want to withdraw a small amount. I have been asked on multiple casinos to do KYC and my biggest withdrawal was maybe 200$ (and often a lot lower); so KYC applies to everybody.

With government regulations they have to follow up the rules but there are some casinos that don't require KYC by any chance so there is open space for gamblers but as you say about small gamblers then it's level based KYC and according to me amount below $500 needs minimum documentation but the problem occurs for big players who have to submit all the details.But yes now most of them are implementing this which cannot be avoided if you want to keep gambling over there.

Yes now KYC is one that is implemented by almost all casinos, although there are some that have not made it one of the conditions for making withdrawals. But with time I think they will do the same, so this is a sign for those who do not like to do KYC so that they prepare to be willing to do it if they still want to gamble in the big casino casino sites.

Previously maybe it was only applied to withdrawals that were very large, but now it is slowly starting to apply to withdrawals that we think are not large and also do not need to do KYC. But if it has become the terms and conditions of a casino, then we also as users must be able to understand and also do it if playing on any site.

It is a pity that we are moving in that way as it takes away one of the biggest benefit of the crypto casinos and that was remaining anonymous. In almost sites they will only claim that they ask KYC wheb they suspect fraud or bad behavior but they also just hide themself behind that. In general I have no problem providing KYC is the site is established and have a good reputation.

[bitterguy28]

There is a trend that more and more casinos start asking KYC even when gambling with small amounts or when you want to withdraw a small amount. I have been asked on multiple casinos to do KYC and my biggest withdrawal was maybe 200$ (and often a lot lower); so KYC applies to everybody.

With government regulations they have to follow up the rules but there are some casinos that don't require KYC by any chance so there is open space for gamblers but as you say about small gamblers then it's level based KYC and according to me amount below $500 needs minimum documentation but the problem occurs for big players who have to submit all the details.But yes now most of them are implementing this which cannot be avoided if you want to keep gambling over there.

Yes now KYC is one that is implemented by almost all casinos, although there are some that have not made it one of the conditions for making withdrawals. But with time I think they will do the same, so this is a sign for those who do not like to do KYC so that they prepare to be willing to do it if they still want to gamble in the big casino casino sites.

Previously maybe it was only applied to withdrawals that were very large, but now it is slowly starting to apply to withdrawals that we think are not large and also do not need to do KYC. But if it has become the terms and conditions of a casino, then we also as users must be able to understand and also do it if playing on any site.

actually there is no need to clear how much withdrawal it will either large or big because if KYC is implemented in mostly licensed casino ,then your data will be required even if you are creating an account.

In the past Roobet does not ask KYC as i have been playing here almost since the site was advertised in Bitcointalk but recently they implemented this feature to comply from government obligation.

so play at your own risk and your own faith.
but for me ? it is still perfect to play in legit casino like this that even asking kyc at least your funds and account is 100 percent safer.

[aysg76]

actually there is no need to clear how much withdrawal it will either large or big because if KYC is implemented in mostly licensed casino ,then your data will be required even if you are creating an account.

In the past Roobet does not ask KYC as i have been playing here almost since the site was advertised in Bitcointalk but recently they implemented this feature to comply from government obligation.

For creating an account you don't need to submit any documents as it's required when you want to withdraw and it also depends on the amount you are trying to withdraw that will determine KYC level.But this KYC topic has been long going as you can find it in previous pages also and have not been added recently so we can't stress more about it but comply with it.

[Jody.Drummer]

Yes now KYC is one that is implemented by almost all casinos, although there are some that have not made it one of the conditions for making withdrawals. But with time I think they will do the same, so this is a sign for those who do not like to do KYC so that they prepare to be willing to do it if they still want to gamble in the big casino casino sites.

Previously maybe it was only applied to withdrawals that were very large, but now it is slowly starting to apply to withdrawals that we think are not large and also do not need to do KYC. But if it has become the terms and conditions of a casino, then we also as users must be able to understand and also do it if playing on any site.

It is a pity that we are moving in that way as it takes away one of the biggest benefit of the crypto casinos and that was remaining anonymous. In almost sites they will only claim that they ask KYC wheb they suspect fraud or bad behavior but they also just hide themself behind that. In general I have no problem providing KYC is the site is established and have a good reputation.

There are those who prefer to remain anonymous in gambling, so the existence of this KYC system makes it possible for such people to become lazy in the end. But regardless, I'm sure they will slowly get used to it, especially if they will be people who are not separated from gambling. A trusted casino is their choice if they want to do KYC, because surely they will be more selective in determining where they will play with this KYC system.

There are many choices now where we will determine where we play, one of which is Roobet. But again it depends on the gambler, but will they really stop when they don't like KYC? Honestly, personally I will say that they will follow the rules, indeed at first they may be forced, but slowly they will accept it.

so play at your own risk and your own faith.
but for me ? it is still perfect to play in legit casino like this that even asking kyc at least your funds and account is 100 percent safer.

Yes, you should look in that direction, after all there are advantages when doing a KYC, one of which is that our accounts and funds become safer. In a regulation there must be reciprocity that we get.

[danadc]

There is a trend that more and more casinos start asking KYC even when gambling with small amounts or when you want to withdraw a small amount. I have been asked on multiple casinos to do KYC and my biggest withdrawal was maybe 200$ (and often a lot lower); so KYC applies to everybody.

With government regulations they have to follow up the rules but there are some casinos that don't require KYC by any chance so there is open space for gamblers but as you say about small gamblers then it's level based KYC and according to me amount below $500 needs minimum documentation but the problem occurs for big players who have to submit all the details.But yes now most of them are implementing this which cannot be avoided if you want to keep gambling over there.

Yes now KYC is one that is implemented by almost all casinos, although there are some that have not made it one of the conditions for making withdrawals. But with time I think they will do the same, so this is a sign for those who do not like to do KYC so that they prepare to be willing to do it if they still want to gamble in the big casino casino sites.

Previously maybe it was only applied to withdrawals that were very large, but now it is slowly starting to apply to withdrawals that we think are not large and also do not need to do KYC. But if it has become the terms and conditions of a casino, then we also as users must be able to understand and also do it if playing on any site.

It is a pity that we are moving in that way as it takes away one of the biggest benefit of the crypto casinos and that was remaining anonymous. In almost sites they will only claim that they ask KYC wheb they suspect fraud or bad behavior but they also just hide themself behind that. In general I have no problem providing KYC is the site is established and have a good reputation.

I have Seen that in all the casinos they are doing it like this, it is an unhealthy trend, what is good here is that the casinos that are more reliable can leave the KYC and with fear Because there is always the fear that things will leak , and when all the data of a person is leaked, it leaves them exposed to whatever, for criminals, for governments to take that data and collect taxes in a way that cannot be said no and I am not the one who likes to leave money to the goiberos or anyone because yes, that's why this trend of os kyc with the story that they will have more security than the money launderer, those are excuses, here at roobet things can look different, they are much better because it is a casino very Trustful.

[so98nn]

It can create a positive impact to their casino as a good light for helping the needy.

The bolded part is abit weird though. Everyone knows for a fact that gambling site is a business so that means they are making money and of course as a business, they can spare whatever amount they want tor social donation like this but that doesnt mean its unusual or some sort of holy grail corporation or something

Honestly I'm grateful and I think its great that Roobet donated some amount to the Red Cross but thats just it

That is sign of good business and businessman! I love the fact that they are donating their profit shares and it tells the purity of doing their business. If they have reached to this level then definitely it is sign of good business and they want to go beyond that. Let us cheer on this new achievement from Roobet and appreciate the goodness.

Whether it is art contest for the artist on forum, whether it is free promo for the social media followers of Roobet or donations just like this one, Roobet had never failed us with their surprises. Great move and congratulations to the team and followers.

[FanEagle]

actually there is no need to clear how much withdrawal it will either large or big because if KYC is implemented in mostly licensed casino ,then your data will be required even if you are creating an account.

In the past Roobet does not ask KYC as i have been playing here almost since the site was advertised in Bitcointalk but recently they implemented this feature to comply from government obligation.

so play at your own risk and your own faith.
but for me ? it is still perfect to play in legit casino like this that even asking kyc at least your funds and account is 100 percent safer.

They haven't added it recently, it has been YEARS since they added it and I believe that we are not going to really see them change anything anytime soon. One thing I remember from the earlier days is that they have started with 1% house edge and moved to 5% house edge on some games, and the reason was that they are doing competitions and other marketing stuff and turns out it did work out well because they have given out hundreds of thousands of dollars as rewards.

So instead of losing 1%, there are some people who lose 5% but some earning thousands from this place and that's the return. I remember that change from the early days, it was a marketing purpose change and everyone doubted it but when we look at it now, I can easily say that it has worked very well.

[Lanatsa]

actually there is no need to clear how much withdrawal it will either large or big because if KYC is implemented in mostly licensed casino ,then your data will be required even if you are creating an account.

In the past Roobet does not ask KYC as i have been playing here almost since the site was advertised in Bitcointalk but recently they implemented this feature to comply from government obligation.

so play at your own risk and your own faith.
but for me ? it is still perfect to play in legit casino like this that even asking kyc at least your funds and account is 100 percent safer.

They haven't added it recently, it has been YEARS since they added it and I believe that we are not going to really see them change anything anytime soon. One thing I remember from the earlier days is that they have started with 1% house edge and moved to 5% house edge on some games, and the reason was that they are doing competitions and other marketing stuff and turns out it did work out well because they have given out hundreds of thousands of dollars as rewards.

So instead of losing 1%, there are some people who lose 5% but some earning thousands from this place and that's the return. I remember that change from the early days, it was a marketing purpose change and everyone doubted it but when we look at it now, I can easily say that it has worked very well.

Yes, they do had able to apply it out and have that significant effect on which even us on the community do able to say that it was really indeed that effective on which it is really that something a kind of marketing

which it is really that giving out that kind of feeling of being skeptical considering that moving HE to 5% on some games which it is really that high.Are those numbers had been reverted back into that casual 1%
or still remain?  Surprisingly they were really that be able to maintain out their when it comes to relevance and market popularity on which it is really that something great or good to look at.

Why people do keep on talking about KYC? Arent they get tired on such topic? 

[peter0425]

actually there is no need to clear how much withdrawal it will either large or big because if KYC is implemented in mostly licensed casino ,then your data will be required even if you are creating an account.

In the past Roobet does not ask KYC as i have been playing here almost since the site was advertised in Bitcointalk but recently they implemented this feature to comply from government obligation.

For creating an account you don't need to submit any documents as it's required when you want to withdraw and it also depends on the amount you are trying to withdraw that will determine KYC level.But this KYC topic has been long going as you can find it in previous pages also and have not been added recently so we can't stress more about it but comply with it.

It is better to keep talking about KYC mate so other new comers may learn about it and never be lazy checking the TOS and also not to blame the site once they have been asked about their documents and details.
also that would be a great help not only for the site but also for all players and incoming gamblers.

[Strongkored]

actually there is no need to clear how much withdrawal it will either large or big because if KYC is implemented in mostly licensed casino ,then your data will be required even if you are creating an account.

In the past Roobet does not ask KYC as i have been playing here almost since the site was advertised in Bitcointalk but recently they implemented this feature to comply from government obligation.

For creating an account you don't need to submit any documents as it's required when you want to withdraw and it also depends on the amount you are trying to withdraw that will determine KYC level.But this KYC topic has been long going as you can find it in previous pages also and have not been added recently so we can't stress more about it but comply with it.

It is better to keep talking about KYC mate so other new comers may learn about it and never be lazy checking the TOS and also not to blame the site once they have been asked about their documents and details.
also that would be a great help not only for the site but also for all players and incoming gamblers.

Continuing to talk about KYC probably won't be useful because newcomers are reluctant to read and also information about KYC will certainly be more complete on these gambling sites such as KYC on Roobet which basically doesn't ask for any documents to be uploaded, if I'm not mistaken you only need to enter an address but hopefully do not enter fake data because it might become an obstacle in the future when required to carry out the next stage of KYC where it turns out that the data does not match the uploaded documents.

[dzungmobile]

Continuing to talk about KYC probably won't be useful because newcomers are reluctant to read and also information about KYC will certainly be more complete on these gambling sites such as KYC on Roobet which basically doesn't ask for any documents to be uploaded, if I'm not mistaken you only need to enter an address but hopefully do not enter fake data because it might become an obstacle in the future when required to carry out the next stage of KYC where it turns out that the data does not match the uploaded documents.

I don't like KYC but many KYC discussions are non sense. Like they still use Binance many months after that exchange went with mandatory KYC. So complained for what when you can not change it?

I am not implying about you but about many users complained about KYC on platforms which already do mandatory KYC. Non sense.

I like your post from which I remind people that if they don't want to KYC, let's find other platforms but if they do KYC, do it seriously. Later they will need to submit some information when their accounts have issues and they can not tell the casino like "I am sorry, in the past I submitted fake information, now because my account got issues with compliance on your platform, I am submitting valid documents and legit information this time". It will only make their account issue worse.