Quote from: Lucasgabd on Today at 03:29:48 PM

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Quote from: BitcoinHunt3r on Today at 10:02:56 AM

I'm one of those people who avoid KYC, except for Roobet because it doesn't require any documents but i make sure i will never make deposit more than $500
the reason is I'm worried that one day they might ask for documents, the whales could have done the same thing so they went to another site, usually the people who avoid KYC are the whales for some reason.

Yeah, similar story here. Since I'm a privacy-conscious person, one of the main reasons I chose to play at crypto casinos was for the anonymity. I really don't want my personal information to be available on every single website I visit. It only takes one rogue employee to leak all of this information to the dark web. We've already seen cases like this in the past.

It's a good thing the KYC requirements on Roobet have several levels, so I completed only Level 1, which requires only basic personal information (it's still unnerving to have to provide my full name and address, but I guess we have to accept that).

its good that youre cautious with it
unfortunately data leaks are really common, better to keep your personal information as safe as possible
we never know what will be the next case

Roobet seems fine and I hope they have no problems in the future.

They are using blockchain to protect our information, I’m confident that we are all safe as long as you deal with reputable site especially they have funds for this. Well, with Roobet I’m also confident about our security though I doubt first about mandatory KYC but I can’t do anything about it, let’s just trust Roobet so they can stay on top and remains active, we’ll be more safe on this.