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[Catenaccio]

There seems to be a mistake here, because when I checked directly on the Roobet website $10 is the minimum withdrawal not the withdrawal fee so if you have less than $10 of course you can't make a withdrawal and I don't really understand whether the withdrawal fee will be taken from the minimum withdrawal or you must have $10 + withdrawal fee to be able to make a withdrawal.
Withdrawal fees vary by coin, for Bitcoin it is around $3.5 and this is not the highest because withdrawing with USDT is the highest fee and the lowest is litecoin, XRP and Dogecoin and usually your deposit coin is also what you can use for withdrawals.
So you have to choose the right coin when depositing so that profits don't decrease due to high withdrawal fees.

If the user confused with Roobet and withdrawal fee, it's very possibly to be confused with centralized exchanges too.

Issues described in your post are existing on all centralized exchanges and people have to find basic information on centralized exchanges or gambling sites like taker, maker fees, withdrawal fees before funding account and use it for trading or betting.

Withdrawal fees usually will be from service fee like wallet maintenance, security and on-chain transaction fees that are different with different blockchains.

With small fund, the user must choose altcoin blockchains with cheaper transaction fee.

[Haunebu]

When you want to withdraw at Roobet Casino, you have to pay a fee of $10 to withdraw any currency. Of course, there is a mandatory $10 fee for any currency you withdraw. They may be a more advanced casino, which is why they charge a higher withdrawal fee at their casino than any other casino.

What the heck are you going on about? You are seriously out of your mind as your username implies. Roobet does not charge a fixed fee of 10 bucks for every currency as some of the posters above suggested.

With small fund, the user must choose altcoin blockchains with cheaper transaction fee.

Altcoins like Litecoin, Dogecoin etc are the best currencies for minimising fees regardless of whether the funds involved are big or small.

[danadc]

I not trust this site i got refused one time my withdrawal

When you want to withdraw at Roobet Casino, you have to pay a fee of $10 to withdraw any currency. Of course, there is a mandatory $10 fee for any currency you withdraw. Although not all other casinos have such a system, the same fee is rated for each currency. If you withdraw by betting at other popular casinos, you will pay much lower fees. Roobet may be a promise of their own where they won't bring the fee below $10. They may be a more advanced casino, which is why they charge a higher withdrawal fee at their casino than any other casino.

I think things are very tough 'because when it is the single rate, many don't think so because they think it is very expensive, and they are right, I know that there are many casinos that have less expensive rates, and this can make a difference , but you have to look at the quality, Roobet is a casino with extreme security and that makes a difference, personally this casino is very good, I have not had any type of problem with them, it may be that you have the fee but that It is a matter for the players to decide.

Each player is capable of choosing, if we go to a very cheap casino where we don't know its reputation very well or something like that, that is something we have to consider.

[Slow death]

I not trust this site i got refused one time my withdrawal

When you want to withdraw at Roobet Casino, you have to pay a fee of $10 to withdraw any currency. Of course, there is a mandatory $10 fee for any currency you withdraw. Although not all other casinos have such a system, the same fee is rated for each currency. If you withdraw by betting at other popular casinos, you will pay much lower fees. Roobet may be a promise of their own where they won't bring the fee below $10. They may be a more advanced casino, which is why they charge a higher withdrawal fee at their casino than any other casino.

I believe that to have more explanatory information, in this link you can get an idea of how things work when it comes to withdrawals at Roobet

Roobet does not charge any withdrawal fees. However, there are network fees for every transaction sent through the blockchain or Ethereum network. These fees are determined by the ever-changing price of cryptocurrencies as well as the high volume of transactions that may be going through the blockchain or Ethereum network at that time.

For Bitcoin the transaction fee can be found at the bottom of the withdrawal page of the Cashier window. You will also notice there is a priority option - Low will be the slowest withdrawal speed, but will also be the smallest transaction fee, Medium will be faster than Low, but slower than High, and High will be your fastest withdrawal speed, but also your highest transaction fee.

source: https://help.roobet.com/en/articles/4797515-does-roobet-charge-withdrawal-fees

in this example they gave the withdrawal fee for bitcoin was greater than $10, but they explained the reasons so that everything is clearer



based on the photo, you could see that the normal withdrawal fee is 1$ but for those people who like everything they do to be quick, then there are options, such as medium and high priority, so in this example they gave in the photo, they used the medium priority, that's why 11$ came out, I don't know what the medium and high priority will be like now that the price of bitcoin is very high, maybe even in the low priority it won't be 1$, it will be greater than 1$. but these are questions that each casino decides what they will apply, I who use stake always see very low withdrawal rates even when the price of bitcoin goes up a lot, that's why I really like stake. In the case of Roobet users, the rates seem acceptable to me.

and if people like Roobet's promotions, bonuses, games then the value of withdrawal fees will not be a big problem for people, but it is always good that people read about the fees and when they create an account at the casino they are agreeing to this Condition, then you can't complain about the high fees, casino is not an investment, it's a gaming site, so it's assumed that whoever wins, wins a lot and won't worry about the value of these fees that Roobet implemented.

[Strongkored]

Looking at the post above, it seems that something has changed in the withdrawal system at Roobet. I remember they once implemented this where users could choose between low, medium and high and that would really affect how long it took them to receive their coins and this was the same as what was implemented in one of the casinos but with a slightly different system called auto, slow and instant, and the sooner you want to receive the coins, the greater the fee that must be paid according to network fees at that time, but currently Roobet no longer applies things like that, you can see in the picture below


but I am not making a withdrawal so the person who is actually making the withdrawal will tell the correct.

[Taskford]

I not trust this site i got refused one time my withdrawal

When you want to withdraw at Roobet Casino, you have to pay a fee of $10 to withdraw any currency. Of course, there is a mandatory $10 fee for any currency you withdraw. Although not all other casinos have such a system, the same fee is rated for each currency. If you withdraw by betting at other popular casinos, you will pay much lower fees. Roobet may be a promise of their own where they won't bring the fee below $10. They may be a more advanced casino, which is why they charge a higher withdrawal fee at their casino than any other casino.

I think things are very tough 'because when it is the single rate, many don't think so because they think it is very expensive, and they are right, I know that there are many casinos that have less expensive rates, and this can make a difference , but you have to look at the quality, Roobet is a casino with extreme security and that makes a difference, personally this casino is very good, I have not had any type of problem with them, it may be that you have the fee but that It is a matter for the players to decide.

Each player is capable of choosing, if we go to a very cheap casino where we don't know its reputation very well or something like that, that is something we have to consider.

At first they should see what are those things they are looking for a casino nor if they are looking those casino which have less fees and if they are complaining towards what is long time implemented then they should better get out then better find another that fits their taste. But for sure in roobet they can offer safe platform since for so many years of existence they manage to satisfy the wants of their gamblers and we can say that fees never became an issue to them, that's why everything is good here. The question if they can spot a casino which have low fee the question is are they reputable enough to allow our withdrawal request especially those huge withdrawal request? For sure it will be questionable that's why there's a lot of people stay or choose roobet since existing gamblers now that they are safe with them.

[shield132]

If the user confused with Roobet and withdrawal fee, it's very possibly to be confused with centralized exchanges too.

It's a problem that exists and needs to be solved. I am checking mempool.space and see that 10 sat/vB (0.93$) is the highest fee at the moment and it's the fee that will include my transaction in the next block. Why should I pay 10$ to withdraw my Bitcoins if the recommended highest transaction fee is just one dollar? Centralized exchanges are totally insane too. I'm' checking Binance right now and withdrawal fees for Bitcoin are 10$ but to withdraw BTC SegWit, you have to pay 40$.
I think no casino should create money from transactions. It's not necessary to make withdrawal completely free but at least let users pay exactly what casino pays to process transactions. 10x is a lot.

Looking at the post above, it seems that something has changed in the withdrawal system at Roobet. I remember they once implemented this where users could choose between low, medium and high and that would really affect how long it took them to receive their coins and this was the same as what was implemented in one of the casinos but with a slightly different system called auto, slow and instant, and the sooner you want to receive the coins, the greater the fee that must be paid according to network fees at that time, but currently Roobet no longer applies things like that, you can see in the picture below


but I am not making a withdrawal so the person who is actually making the withdrawal will tell the correct.

I am not making a withdrawal but if that's true and 3 hours ago they were asking for 1.92$, then that's very good because fees were between 17-28 satoshi. I can't check it myself right now because I am not registered on Roobet.

[MusaMohamed]

source: https://help.roobet.com/en/articles/4797515-does-roobet-charge-withdrawal-fees

in this example they gave the withdrawal fee for bitcoin was greater than $10, but they explained the reasons so that everything is clearer



based on the photo, you could see that the normal withdrawal fee is 1$ but for those people who like everything they do to be quick, then there are options, such as medium and high priority, so in this example they gave in the photo, they used the medium priority, that's why 11$ came out, I don't know what the medium and high priority will be like now that the price of bitcoin is very high

Roobet have terms like centralized exchanges or wallets like Blockchain.com. Users have to read their terms like the article shared by you and understand how withdrawal fee will be charged with options to withdraw their cryptocurrency based on priority from Low to Fast.

They have to understand basics of on chain transaction fees, know where to check mempools, fee rates and choose option that they see good for withdrawal.

When they choose an option, they will be given fee and if they accept it, no reason to complain after the Roobet team approval for their withdrawal and process it on chain.

[delfastTions]

They only have erc20 network available to deposit/withdraw USDC-USDT which they ask $10 withdrawal fee.

TRX is now available on Roobet. So right now they probably enable the withdrawal of USDT through the TRON network. Have you tried withdrawing again? Hopefully, Roobet doesn't make their players shoulder the network or transaction fee. This is one of the reasons why I consider not playing in casino that passes transaction fees to their players. One casinos that covers the network fees is cloudbet.com and Jacksclub.io so kudos to them. If Jacksclub.io & cloudbet make it I think roobet can make it too.

This is really interesting and good news.  It is with the help of TRON that you can minimize fees for withdrawing money due to the fact that the network fees themselves are small.  This is quite a convenient coin that is preferred by people in many countries.  For example, in Latin American countries. 

In addition, commissions for withdrawals in bitcoins have recently again become about 100 sat/vB, which leads to too large losses of money simply due to large network commissions.  It becomes again simply impossible for players with relatively small deposits to use payments in BTC, as was the case in October-December 2023.

[Strongkored]

Exactly, the current network conditions which are once again congested have caused transaction fees to increase again as happened some time ago and affected withdrawal fees at Roobet to around $10, and of course this is very unpleasant for Bitcoin users, but I think all withdrawal fees at other casinos will increase except for casinos which previously had quite high fees.
Luckily, Roobet has quite a lot of payment types to choose from so that Bitcoin users can temporarily switch to another coin if they want to keep playing, instead of having to pay high fees to make deposits and withdrawals, switching to another coin will be an option for the time being, except for whales, of course they won't be hampered by incurring transaction fees of just a few dollars.

[tranthidung]

Exactly, the current network conditions which are once again congested have caused transaction fees to increase again as happened some time ago and affected withdrawal fees at Roobet to around $10, and of course this is very unpleasant for Bitcoin users, but I think all withdrawal fees at other casinos will increase except for casinos which previously had quite high fees.

Casinos and exchanges usually apply static withdrawal fees, not dynamic. They only update their withdrawal fees when something really serious happens on one blockchain. Sometimes they can go proactively waive withdrawal fee for users but it is barely seen and even they apply this generous policy, it usually does not last too long time.

Luckily, Roobet has quite a lot of payment types to choose from so that Bitcoin users can temporarily switch to another coin if they want to keep playing, instead of having to pay high fees to make deposits and withdrawals, switching to another coin will be an option for the time being, except for whales, of course they won't be hampered by incurring transaction fees of just a few dollars.

Users on their sides, have to understand basics and be wisely in choosing what blockchains are best for them in withdrawal fees. If there are many options but they still pick a most expensive one, they are responsible for that choice and should not complain.

[l3pox]

Exactly, the current network conditions which are once again congested have caused transaction fees to increase again as happened some time ago and affected withdrawal fees at Roobet to around $10, and of course this is very unpleasant for Bitcoin users, but I think all withdrawal fees at other casinos will increase except for casinos which previously had quite high fees.
Luckily, Roobet has quite a lot of payment types to choose from so that Bitcoin users can temporarily switch to another coin if they want to keep playing, instead of having to pay high fees to make deposits and withdrawals, switching to another coin will be an option for the time being, except for whales, of course they won't be hampered by incurring transaction fees of just a few dollars.

I'm not sure if we'll see bitcoin fees going way down in the future, at least short term with a lot more activity happening in the network like ordinals and soon runes I think we may see a raise, there's the halving too
I don't know, but it's always good to have alternatives with lower fees, like even DOGE or TRX, these are hated by many but can save a lot when moving via L1

[JeromeTash]

I'm not sure if we'll see bitcoin fees going way down in the future, at least short term with a lot more activity happening in the network like ordinals and soon runes I think we may see a raise, there's the halving too

But not so long ago, Bitcoin transaction fee rate had dropped below 10 sats/vbyte which was a pretty good fee rate for consolidating inputs.

I don't know, but it's always good to have alternatives with lower fees, like even DOGE or TRX, these are hated by many but can save a lot when moving via L1

Roobet has the alternatives too. Ripple, Tron, Doge, LTC etc. The fees are very negligible. All one has to do is meet the minimum withdrawal amount.

[delfastTions]

Exactly, the current network conditions which are once again congested have caused transaction fees to increase again as happened some time ago and affected withdrawal fees at Roobet to around $10, and of course this is very unpleasant for Bitcoin users, but I think all withdrawal fees at other casinos will increase except for casinos which previously had quite high fees.
Luckily, Roobet has quite a lot of payment types to choose from so that Bitcoin users can temporarily switch to another coin if they want to keep playing, instead of having to pay high fees to make deposits and withdrawals, switching to another coin will be an option for the time being, except for whales, of course they won't be hampered by incurring transaction fees of just a few dollars.

I'm not sure if we'll see bitcoin fees going way down in the future, at least short term with a lot more activity happening in the network like ordinals and soon runes I think we may see a raise, there's the halving too
I don't know, but it's always good to have alternatives with lower fees, like even DOGE or TRX, these are hated by many but can save a lot when moving via L1

It looks like things are getting worse and worse with the Bitcoin mempool.  The reason is in ordilals or some other factors, but commissions of tens and even more than hundreds of dollars are no longer suitable for use in casinos and in gambling in general.  Apparently all casinos will have to gradually reduce the participation of Bitcoin in players’ deposits and they will be forced to switch to cryptocurrency with a small commission.  As a result, there will be two or three coins that will be used the most in the gamblng industry.  Well, for example, Tron, or SOL. 
And Bitcoin, despite the fact that devs Bitcoin Core will not solve the problem of low commissions, will gradually disappear from the gaming industry. 
That's what I think.  In particular, devs Roobet, as the “Crypto’s Fastest Growing Casino”, should start choosing the main coin for its business.

[tbct_mt2]

It looks like things are getting worse and worse with the Bitcoin mempool. 

Recent days are not worst days in last one year.
https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#BTC%20(default%20mempool),1y,weight

There are two cool down months February to March before we are witnessing some hype from Ordinals again but they will not stay forever. Bitcoin stays forever, not Ordinals and when they disappear, mempools will be better.

Inscriptions, Mempools and Miners
https://dune.com/dataalways/ordinals
They are back not not aggressively like months ago and you can wait for weekends to get better mempools and fee rates if you really need to move your bitcoins. If you don't hurry, wait for a while, cheaper fee rates will be available.

[avp2306]

Exactly, the current network conditions which are once again congested have caused transaction fees to increase again as happened some time ago and affected withdrawal fees at Roobet to around $10, and of course this is very unpleasant for Bitcoin users, but I think all withdrawal fees at other casinos will increase except for casinos which previously had quite high fees.
Luckily, Roobet has quite a lot of payment types to choose from so that Bitcoin users can temporarily switch to another coin if they want to keep playing, instead of having to pay high fees to make deposits and withdrawals, switching to another coin will be an option for the time being, except for whales, of course they won't be hampered by incurring transaction fees of just a few dollars.

I'm not sure if we'll see bitcoin fees going way down in the future, at least short term with a lot more activity happening in the network like ordinals and soon runes I think we may see a raise, there's the halving too
I don't know, but it's always good to have alternatives with lower fees, like even DOGE or TRX, these are hated by many but can save a lot when moving via L1

It looks like things are getting worse and worse with the Bitcoin mempool.  The reason is in ordilals or some other factors, but commissions of tens and even more than hundreds of dollars are no longer suitable for use in casinos and in gambling in general.  Apparently all casinos will have to gradually reduce the participation of Bitcoin in players’ deposits and they will be forced to switch to cryptocurrency with a small commission.  As a result, there will be two or three coins that will be used the most in the gamblng industry.  Well, for example, Tron, or SOL. 
And Bitcoin, despite the fact that devs Bitcoin Core will not solve the problem of low commissions, will gradually disappear from the gaming industry. 
That's what I think.  In particular, devs Roobet, as the “Crypto’s Fastest Growing Casino”, should start choosing the main coin for its business.

I guess it depends on situation since not every time the fees is so high. People nowadays is adaptable on situation so if the fee rise for sure gamblers would find a solution to choose those cheap fees altcoins so they can continue to gamble or participate on any of there activities here. But if the fees of bitcoin return to normal which is really happening they go with bitcoins then gamble using this coin.

That's why its good that they have multiple option since people could choose between what altcoin is suitable for them if issues with network fees will occur. I guess Roobet didn't have any concern about this since maybe they let their players to decide what coin they want to deposit and also I don't think changing will be a problem since I guess many casino still want bitcoin as their main currency since this is famous coin and they don't want to confuse their existing gamblers just for these changes or issue.

[viljj]

Someone won 131 BTC from Roobet.. They are not paying.

There are suspicions that Roobet manipulated the gameplay error logs which lead to player won that much..

Its about 8 million dollars in bitcoins...

https://casinoguru-en.com/roobet-casino-player-s-winnings-confiscated-due-to

[l3pox]

I'm not sure if we'll see bitcoin fees going way down in the future, at least short term with a lot more activity happening in the network like ordinals and soon runes I think we may see a raise, there's the halving too

But not so long ago, Bitcoin transaction fee rate had dropped below 10 sats/vbyte which was a pretty good fee rate for consolidating inputs.

I don't know, but it's always good to have alternatives with lower fees, like even DOGE or TRX, these are hated by many but can save a lot when moving via L1

Roobet has the alternatives too. Ripple, Tron, Doge, LTC etc. The fees are very negligible. All one has to do is meet the minimum withdrawal amount.

that's true!
roobet accepts several currencies, other casinos too
regarding bitcoin fees, it varies a lot, it's been a while I don't see it at 10 sats/vbyte if you want a fast transaction, went to check https://bitcoinfees.net/ now and with 10 sats/vbyte now it'd take you 24 hours to approve your transaction

sounds ok if you're not in a hurry...

[FanEagle]

It looks like things are getting worse and worse with the Bitcoin mempool.

Recent days are not worst days in last one year.
https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#BTC%20(default%20mempool),1y,weight

There are two cool down months February to March before we are witnessing some hype from Ordinals again but they will not stay forever. Bitcoin stays forever, not Ordinals and when they disappear, mempools will be better.

Inscriptions, Mempools and Miners
https://dune.com/dataalways/ordinals
They are back not not aggressively like months ago and you can wait for weekends to get better mempools and fee rates if you really need to move your bitcoins. If you don't hurry, wait for a while, cheaper fee rates will be available.

I do agree that it "felt" like the worst, because we are getting near the halving and everyone expected it to be higher. It is quite low right now and that made people realize that maybe they are not really interested in this situation and they want higher prices, and between paying a lot more and also having lower price at the same time made it s*ck.

When the price goes up, and you also pay more fee, that makes it make sense because it goes up, or when it goes down in price, but you also pay less fee, that makes sense too. But when it goes down both in price but you also end up paying more for fee, that makes people think that we are at a stage where it is not acceptable and that's what I can totally understand, that doesn't feel cool.

[tbct_mt2]

Someone won 131 BTC from Roobet.. They are not paying.

There are suspicions that Roobet manipulated the gameplay error logs which lead to player won that much..

Its about 8 million dollars in bitcoins...

https://casinoguru-en.com/roobet-casino-player-s-winnings-confiscated-due-to

I read that thread on Casinoguru and so far, there is suspicious and skeptical thinking about that user. There is also no final conclusion about the case yet but from what I read, it does not has anything to support the user to claim that winning.

Before the case is finalized by the regulator, it is not right to say either the casino or the user is the winner. Casino guru also recommended that user (if not you) to wait for updates from the regulator. Else you can go with hiring a lawyer to do it, escalate it for you.

I am neutral but it seems evidence shared to Casino guru and regulator, their, so far, thinking is not on that user.