ROLR.IO 🎲 | The World's Private Casino 🎰

[ROLRCasino]

It looks good to start the introduction with a free promotion for forum users, but on the one hand I might still want to see feedback from the community here who may have tested the game and had luck here, I haven't registered an account there yet but I will try the Demo to play a little game , to be honest, I don't really like slot games because they depend on luck which makes me feel bored when playing them.

There are free spins but it's not that interesting for me to try because there are no casino games that I usually play, but whatever it is I'm happy to see new casinos coming to introduce themselves to this forum to get traffic from the crypto gambler community on this forum, my advice if If you want to try to find other traffic, hold a signature campaign so you can get other traffic apart from the promotion you are holding, btw welcome to the forum 

Thanks for your input! Indeed, integrating the signature campaign into our portfolio is something we are considering in the nearest future. We're also exploring ways to expand our Live Casino section. We appreciate your suggestions and interest.

Hey Welcome to the forum ROLR.IO claiming to be "Worlds Private Casino" seems be very competitive  Any plans of extending your advertising? at least more give away in Games and Round?

I love to quote this from your platform >>

NON-STICKY BONUSES
All our bonuses are non-sticky letting you claim your cash winnings.

NO MAX BET
We never limit your bet. Spin as much as you like.

NO MAX PAYOUT
Your winnings are yours - everytime.

actually only the wager that will hinder this to be taken , but yeah this seems to be attractive .

Have a long running site and be active as well in this forum please and not just today like what most newly opened casino does to completely attract gamblers here .

Thanks for your insights! While the title "World's Private Casino" sets a competitive bar, we're confident in our offerings and aren't deterred by competition. As you continue your journey with ROLR, you'll notice our bonuses come with increasingly favorable wagering requirements. We hope you'll stay with us to witness and enjoy these perks!

Welcome to the forum, and your new brand of casino gambling, what is the features of this casino that is what I want to know now, because I believe that casino games always have similar criteria, and secondly their is something I denotes in your platform, the area you said that low kyc. I think the low kyc needs more explanation and we need to at least understand if your platform doesn't required or demands for verification, because the low kyc looks like something that have to do without kyc.

 As previously stated, our "Simple KYC" process is sufficient for the vast majority of our players. However, if we detect any suspicious or fraudulent activity, we might necessitate standard or enhanced KYC procedures. 99% of our players are enjoying ROLR after a simple KYC process.

[ROLRCasino]

                                                    Hello and welcome ..I like the trade mark as you are the worlds private casino
as I believe there are also many that does not even ask a single details of players even Email to prove they are completely
private.and also the site looks simple and easy to navigate in which important for new gamblers or new players.
the Terms are available and clearly stated.
the Bonus seems to be also good enough for new players as you are offering 75 free spins , and with 7% rakeback
up to 2000 dollars deposit. with all of these I think you will be competent enough to offer your site here.
will be watching this thread for future reference as I am not ready now to gamble because of busy schedule and
also had some financial issue so keeping distance for a while.

Welcome to the forum, and your new brand of casino gambling, what is the features of this casino that is what I want to know now,

                                                  I believe it is already tackled mate, and just a simple navigating of their
site will alerady tell you about their features and about their bonuses, also there are only few pages of this thread
reading them all will answer you here.

@rodskee Thanks for your feedback! We're eagerly looking forward to having you play on our platform. Who knows, by the time you join, there might be some exclusive deals waiting for people like you here.

Hey Welcome to the forum ROLR.IO claiming to be "Worlds Private Casino" seems be very competitive  Any plans of extending your advertising? at least more give away in Games and Round?

I love to quote this from your platform >>

NON-STICKY BONUSES
All our bonuses are non-sticky letting you claim your cash winnings.

NO MAX BET
We never limit your bet. Spin as much as you like.

NO MAX PAYOUT
Your winnings are yours - everytime.

actually only the wager that will hinder this to be taken , but yeah this seems to be attractive .

Have a long running site and be active as well in this forum please and not just today like what most newly opened casino does to completely attract gamblers here .

With "No Max Bet & No Max Payout" they definitely sound very competitive and attractive... many casinos have bet limits and payouts.

I wanted to take a peek at the site, but this is only possible after registration. I will wait for the BTCGosu review before I register and try the site, as always!

Yeah, no limit bets and payouts sound awesome, but let's be real - nothing is truly limitless.  When I checked out the fine print on this casino's terms and FAQ page, here's what I found:

8. Please be advised that the maximum withdrawal amount is the crypto equivalent of $4000 per day, provided all wagering conditions have been fulfilled.

https://rolr.io/faq

So their whole NO MAX PAYOUT! thing is just clever marketing.  Dont get me wrong being able to potentially win 4 grand a day is pretty sweet.  But unlimited? As if.

I don't want to be a downer, but I've seen enough shady stuff in this industry to know that if something seems too good to be true, it probably is.  Rules are rules, limits are limits.  Maybe this place is legit, but that no max slogan feels like bait to reel in big dreamers.

@decodx Thank you for bringing this up. Let's clarify our policies on 'no max payout' and 'no max bet'.

No Max Payout: Our bonuses come with no maximum payout once you've met the wagering requirements. In contrast, many of our competitors offer bonuses with x10 or x20 maximum payouts. For instance, from a $100 bonus, you could only win a maximum of 10 or 20 times that amount after meeting their wagering requirements. At ROLR, we don't impose such limits.

No Max Bet: This policy relates to when you're wagering a bonus. There's no cap on the bet amount that counts towards bonus wagering. So, if a game permits a $10,000 bet, you can indeed wager that amount using your bonus funds, and the full $10,000 will contribute to the bonus wagering requirements.

We hope this provides a clearer understanding for you and any others who might be uncertain about our policies. Our aim is to maintain transparency and offer the best experience for our users.

The maximum payout and the daily withdrawal cap are distinct terms. As noted in our Terms of Service, there's a daily withdrawal limit of $4,000. However, this doesn't apply to our VIP members.

[ROLRCasino]

In your casino people can deposit, play and make withdrawals without needing to go through KYC, this means that people will do KYC only in cases where the casino team suspects that the funds to play come from criminal activities.

I just wnet thorugh their KYC\AML policies and ToS as well but the things were unclear regarding this.

They mentioned they seek email and Password for KYC bt need to provide residence and an actual KYC to use their service which means in my understanding if the user wants to withdraw then they need to be KYCed just like every other casino but they don't claim themselves as private like here.

I expect more details about the KYC requirements for withdrawal.

If we do tend to look back on previous page on which there that level of KYC or informations been asked depending but checking out that they would be really be asking on enhanced KYC on the time that they would really be seeing about such huge deposit which it would really be normal if we do speak about money laundering thing on which this is really that been applied for most casinos considering that they are centralized and regulated platforms specially if its licensed on which its not shocking that they would really be abiding on such rules and conditions on which it would really be that a normal approach that they would really be that strict
when it comes to this scenario.
The only thing that i dont like is that they've been using up that most or world private casino which its really that totally opposite on what they are trying to be.
Just like on most casual platforms then these kind of rules and regulations are common.  They wont really be that too loose when it comes to huge deposits and would really be
acting accordingly if they have seen something odd when it comes to users activity from deposits until into withdrawals. Yes, it do sucks but there's nothing we can do yet considering that
these things turns out to be that in default or something to be standard nowadays.

@Mahanton Thank you for sharing your perspective. I understand your concerns regarding the KYC processes, especially given the strict regulations many centralized and licensed casinos face. It's true; these measures are in place primarily to prevent money laundering and to ensure the safety of both the platform and its users.

I'd like to clarify that at our casino, more then 99% of our players undergo only the Simple KYC. We only request standard or enhanced KYC when there's evidence of fraudulent or suspicious activity. Our aim is always to ensure a seamless experience for our players while upholding the necessary regulations for everyone's safety.

At ROLR, we prioritize transparency and trust. We understand the uncertainties you might have, but we operate with full integrity.
For an unbiased perspective, we invite you to read an independent review by a reputable casino review website that has been in the industry for years, here you can find the Full Review.
This review showcases our commitment to providing a trustworthy gaming environment.

[Findingnemo]

I'd like to clarify that at our casino, more then 99% of our players undergo only the Simple KYC. We only request standard or enhanced KYC when there's evidence of fraudulent or suspicious activity.

I expected a clear-cut answer instead of some twisting answer regarding the KYC requirement to withdraw.

After reading the review you linked it seems no KYC documents are required to withdraw as well unless the casino feels something suspicious and please make it clear my understanding is right regarding your KYC requirements.

[Nrcewker]

Welcome to the forum mate. I am still confused, what do you mean by Private Casino? Does this means that our identity will be safe here? But this feature is followed by almost all the casino to be honest. Moreover if you really care about the privacy of customers; then you shouldn’t be asking LOW KYC from customers. Nevertheless I liked the colour scheme of the site and ANN thread, the domain looks a bit confusing but still acceptable. I will leave a detailed review, once I visit and try the games of the casino.

[ROLRCasino]

I'd like to clarify that at our casino, more then 99% of our players undergo only the Simple KYC. We only request standard or enhanced KYC when there's evidence of fraudulent or suspicious activity.

I expected a clear-cut answer instead of some twisting answer regarding the KYC requirement to withdraw.

After reading the review you linked it seems no KYC documents are required to withdraw as well unless the casino feels something suspicious and please make it clear my understanding is right regarding your KYC requirements.

@Findingnemo Yes, your understanding is right regarding our KYC requirements. Our system analyzes players behavior in games and identify any fraudulent patterns, only then our standard or enhanced KYC is enforced. We appreciate your interest in ROLR and hope this provides clarity.

[dothebeats]

I'd like to clarify that at our casino, more then 99% of our players undergo only the Simple KYC. We only request standard or enhanced KYC when there's evidence of fraudulent or suspicious activity.

I expected a clear-cut answer instead of some twisting answer regarding the KYC requirement to withdraw.

After reading the review you linked it seems no KYC documents are required to withdraw as well unless the casino feels something suspicious and please make it clear my understanding is right regarding your KYC requirements.

@Findingnemo Yes, your understanding is right regarding our KYC requirements. Our system analyzes players behavior in games and identify any fraudulent patterns, only then our standard or enhanced KYC is enforced. We appreciate your interest in ROLR and hope this provides clarity.

Where do you base your 'fraudulent patterns' from? It's one of the possible concerns of players because for all we know, you guys can trigger the KYC even though we don't even do anything suspicious, but you deem it so because you noticed a pattern. I'm not against preventing fraud or other illicit actions that result to establishments losing money, but if it isn't defined properly on how you spot a fraudulent person, people might be wary on playing too much in your platform.

A lot of platforms seem to avoid defining what 'suspicious or fraudulent' activity is to them. It doesn't help the confidence of the players, really.

[ROLRCasino]

Welcome to the forum mate. I am still confused, what do you mean by Private Casino? Does this means that our identity will be safe here? But this feature is followed by almost all the casino to be honest. Moreover if you really care about the privacy of customers; then you shouldn’t be asking LOW KYC from customers. Nevertheless I liked the colour scheme of the site and ANN thread, the domain looks a bit confusing but still acceptable. I will leave a detailed review, once I visit and try the games of the casino.

@Nrcewker Thank you, we are happy to be here. Your identify will always be safe with us, and you don't need to share anything apart from your email address and password in order to register an account on our website. When it comes to LOW KYC, as we previously discussed in this thread, it's something we have in place in order to protect ourselves for any fraudulent activity. Otherwise more then 90% of our players benefit from our simplified KYC.

[ROLRCasino]

I'd like to clarify that at our casino, more then 99% of our players undergo only the Simple KYC. We only request standard or enhanced KYC when there's evidence of fraudulent or suspicious activity.

I expected a clear-cut answer instead of some twisting answer regarding the KYC requirement to withdraw.

After reading the review you linked it seems no KYC documents are required to withdraw as well unless the casino feels something suspicious and please make it clear my understanding is right regarding your KYC requirements.

@Findingnemo Yes, your understanding is right regarding our KYC requirements. Our system analyzes players behavior in games and identify any fraudulent patterns, only then our standard or enhanced KYC is enforced. We appreciate your interest in ROLR and hope this provides clarity.

Where do you base your 'fraudulent patterns' from? It's one of the possible concerns of players because for all we know, you guys can trigger the KYC even though we don't even do anything suspicious, but you deem it so because you noticed a pattern. I'm not against preventing fraud or other illicit actions that result to establishments losing money, but if it isn't defined properly on how you spot a fraudulent person, people might be wary on playing too much in your platform.

A lot of platforms seem to avoid defining what 'suspicious or fraudulent' activity is to them. It doesn't help the confidence of the players, really.

@dothebeats I didn't know you guys really wanted to get into the tehnical aspect of it, but here you go. We utilize a specialized tool that continuously monitors for any unusual activities in our games. This tool is powered by extensive data from our trusted software providers, ensuring its accuracy, and it's used by hundreds of online casinos. If any fraudulent behavior is detected, we're promptly alerted. We then collaborate with the specific software provider to conduct a detailed review of the incident. Every action in the game is examined to ensure integrity. It's our commitment to maintain a fair and secure gaming environment.

[wallet4bitcoin]

@Nrcewker Thank you, we are happy to be here. Your identify will always be safe with us, and you don't need to share anything apart from your email address and password in order to register an account on our website. When it comes to LOW KYC, as we previously discussed in this thread, it's something we have in place in order to protect ourselves for any fraudulent activity. Otherwise more then 90% of our players benefit from our simplified KYC.

When you say "LOW KYC" I suppose you mean just email and password with any username, if it goes beyond these fundamental details then it's outright kyc.

Most people don't get too comfortable with KYC procedures especially on gambling sites. Do you know how many people with gambling addictions who want to remain anonymous but still indulge? Just one KYC and they're toast.

[dezoel]

In your casino people can deposit, play and make withdrawals without needing to go through KYC, this means that people will do KYC only in cases where the casino team suspects that the funds to play come from criminal activities.

I just wnet thorugh their KYC\AML policies and ToS as well but the things were unclear regarding this.

They mentioned they seek email and Password for KYC bt need to provide residence and an actual KYC to use their service which means in my understanding if the user wants to withdraw then they need to be KYCed just like every other casino but they don't claim themselves as private like here.

I expect more details about the KYC requirements for withdrawal.

They need to clear this out. If not, many people might get turned off about that because they don't know what to expect. They also have a strange requirement there for KYC. Really? Email and password? Lol. I think it's kinda red flag. They can now access our emails then, or our gambling account.

When we upload an ID, there is already an info there about our residence or where do we live. Or maybe they need a picture of us with a street sign behind us and some landmarks, etc.. . But that was also strict and I rarely see a casino that asks this. Maybe this is only possible if we are involved in a serious issue and the money involved is also huge.

[Findingnemo]

I didn't know you guys really wanted to get into the tehnical aspect of it, but here you go. We utilize a specialized tool that continuously monitors for any unusual activities in our games. This tool is powered by extensive data from our trusted software providers, ensuring its accuracy, and it's used by hundreds of online casinos. If any fraudulent behavior is detected, we're promptly alerted. We then collaborate with the specific software provider to conduct a detailed review of the incident. Every action in the game is examined to ensure integrity. It's our commitment to maintain a fair and secure gaming environment.

I didn't really want to get involved in the technical side and I appreciate any effort made combating illicit and money launderers in every platform but I don't get how you can notice the pattern if you don't really have the information of the player which other casinos announced as mandatory for supporting AML.

So the extensive tool will trigger if the player bet huge amount or something like that but I just want you to know that not everyone who launders money will take the high way, they can breakdown into multiple accounts and bet small wagering with safe odds and then withdrew them.

[ROLRCasino]

@Nrcewker Thank you, we are happy to be here. Your identify will always be safe with us, and you don't need to share anything apart from your email address and password in order to register an account on our website. When it comes to LOW KYC, as we previously discussed in this thread, it's something we have in place in order to protect ourselves for any fraudulent activity. Otherwise more then 90% of our players benefit from our simplified KYC.

When you say "LOW KYC" I suppose you mean just email and password with any username, if it goes beyond these fundamental details then it's outright kyc.

Most people don't get too comfortable with KYC procedures especially on gambling sites. Do you know how many people with gambling addictions who want to remain anonymous but still indulge? Just one KYC and they're toast.

@wallet4bitcoin Thank you for sharing your concerns. Our "LOW KYC" policy is certainly not designed to hide or facilitate gambling addictions. It's essential for us to emphasize that individuals who feel gambling is adversely affecting their lives should immediately seek assistance from professional authorities. Our main objective with the low KYC policy is to offer a secure environment for enthusiasts globally. Cryptocurrencies have indeed paved the way for safety and privacy with finances, and ROLR, as the world's private casino, aims to extend that privacy to the realm of recreational gambling. Our commitment is to responsible gaming, and we always prioritize the well-being of our players.

They need to clear this out. If not, many people might get turned off about that because they don't know what to expect. They also have a strange requirement there for KYC. Really? Email and password? Lol. I think it's kinda red flag. They can now access our emails then, or our gambling account.

When we upload an ID, there is already an info there about our residence or where do we live. Or maybe they need a picture of us with a street sign behind us and some landmarks, etc.. . But that was also strict and I rarely see a casino that asks this. Maybe this is only possible if we are involved in a serious issue and the money involved is also huge.

@dezoel Firstly, I'd like to emphasize that just because our low KYC process requires only an email address and a password, it does not grant us access to your email account or any other personal accounts. These details are merely for account setup and ensuring basic security.

Our standard KYC, which requires more detailed information, is activated only when our system flags potentially fraudulent activities. This is a common practice among many online platforms to ensure the safety of all users and maintain the integrity of our platform. The documents we request are standard and are used solely to confirm your identity.

To clarify, we never ask for photos with street signs or landmarks in the background. We understand the importance of user privacy, and our requests are always aligned with ensuring a secure and trustworthy environment without overstepping personal boundaries.

I didn't really want to get involved in the technical side and I appreciate any effort made combating illicit and money launderers in every platform but I don't get how you can notice the pattern if you don't really have the information of the player which other casinos announced as mandatory for supporting AML.

So the extensive tool will trigger if the player bet huge amount or something like that but I just want you to know that not everyone who launders money will take the high way, they can breakdown into multiple accounts and bet small wagering with safe odds and then withdrew them.

@Findingnemo Our system is primarily designed to analyze patterns of gameplay, such as betting patterns, game choices, bet adjustments, and so forth, not the personal information of players. The essence of our tool is to detect unusual or suspicious behaviors based on the actions within the game, regardless of the player's identity. In fact, casinos, including ours, are prohibited from sharing or accessing personal information of players with or from other platforms.

It's also essential to note that huge bet amounts are not the sole indicators of suspicious activity. For instance, if a player deposits $10,000 and consistently places $500 bets, it's indicative of a player with a sizable bankroll who enjoys high-stakes games. We affectionately refer to such players as "high ROLRs" and appreciate their presence on our platform.

Money laundering can indeed take various forms, and we're aware that some might opt for smaller wagers spread across multiple accounts. Our system is trained to detect even these subtler patterns, ensuring the safety and integrity of our platform for all users.

[decodx]

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The maximum payout and the daily withdrawal cap are distinct terms. As noted in our Terms of Service, there's a daily withdrawal limit of $4,000. However, this doesn't apply to our VIP members.

I see. So max payout refers to your bonuses! Thank you for the explanation.

They need to clear this out. If not, many people might get turned off about that because they don't know what to expect. They also have a strange requirement there for KYC. Really? Email and password? Lol. I think it's kinda red flag. They can now access our emails then, or our gambling account.

I think this was clearly a misunderstanding. The password they mention is not related to your email address but to your account on the platform. it wouldn't make sense for them to ask for a password from your email account because there are other ways to verify your email address.

[jordanw21]

Everything glitchy, no live casino. Hard to find game. One more casino without proper QA.

[CryptSafe]

I didn't know you guys really wanted to get into the tehnical aspect of it, but here you go. We utilize a specialized tool that continuously monitors for any unusual activities in our games. This tool is powered by extensive data from our trusted software providers, ensuring its accuracy, and it's used by hundreds of online casinos. If any fraudulent behavior is detected, we're promptly alerted. We then collaborate with the specific software provider to conduct a detailed review of the incident. Every action in the game is examined to ensure integrity. It's our commitment to maintain a fair and secure gaming environment.

I didn't really want to get involved in the technical side and I appreciate any effort made combating illicit and money launderers in every platform but I don't get how you can notice the pattern if you don't really have the information of the player which other casinos announced as mandatory for supporting AML.

So the extensive tool will trigger if the player bet huge amount or something like that but I just want you to know that not everyone who launders money will take the high way, they can breakdown into multiple accounts and bet small wagering with safe odds and then withdrew them.

You are correct mate. No money launderer  would ever make such a mistake of getting themselves noticed. Possibly,  they would run all through multiple accounts just to cover up their shady act and no one would know unless their identity of being revealed which we all know they would never mistake about.

I was wondering if they also realise that billionaires also bet big too and talking about extensive tools to trigger if a player bets huge amount of money would they stop the billionaires who are betting big to Stop betting or they want to lose customers to another casino?

[Chikito]

Welcome to the forum ROLRCasino!

a new member like usual, can't read the forum rule correctly, So you don't have to create multiple on the row like your posts #11, #42,#43, and #49, just merge it only on a post on the previous before.

About the website, why is there have a maximum 0.2 BTC deposit?. are your site can't take any more than that, where the rest (0.1) go if I deposit 0.3 BTC?.

why is there no 2fa on the security account? are you sure your customers feel safe without it?
I feel unsure if the website which own our money but doesn't have more security to maintain that.

[MusaMohamed]

a new member like usual, can't read the forum rule correctly, So you don't have to create multiple on the row like your posts #11, #42,#43, and #49, just merge it only on a post on the previous before.

Posting multiple posts in a row is not allowed. OP can find that rule and other rules in
Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ
I quote that rule for OP too.

13. Bumps, "updates" are limited to once per 24 hours per thread. Bumping multiple threads at the same time is allowed if it's not annoying. [2][e]

21. Old bumps should be deleted. [2]

32. Posting multiple posts in a row (excluding bumps and reserved posts by the thread starter) is not allowed.

A video for Post formatting in Bitcointalk.

[Sunderland]

OP is there a way to see all of the live games/casino on the website? If it only using the search feature, some people might not able to find the game because of the wrong keywords.
For example: Crazytime and Crazy Time (screenshot)



Also you need to hire a good designer to fix the games thumbnail, but its only my personal opinion.

[Agbe]

Welcome to the forum mate. I am still confused, what do you mean by Private Casino? Does this means that our identity will be safe here? But this feature is followed by almost all the casino to be honest. Moreover if you really care about the privacy of customers; then you shouldn’t be asking LOW KYC from customers. Nevertheless I liked the colour scheme of the site and ANN thread, the domain looks a bit confusing but still acceptable. I will leave a detailed review, once I visit and try the games of the casino.

They only want you to trust them that your information will not share with any third party and that is the confidence they are trying to create with their customers if not as I said it before, KYC is KYC whether it is of low or high. If you asked my real name then it becomes and identity request. My age, my picture and my face and they are all part of the KYC so there is no low and high KYC and they are all equal. If a casino want the customers privacy then there shouldn't be KYC request in the site. Because once an KYC has issued out it is no longer privacy anymore because if the government pressure them to see the system database they will allow it and our data would be leaked. Then what of hackers. If hackers penetrate your data will be leaked so once you give out your KYC it is no longer private.