I don't see anything wrong with Robeet.. Even they are promoting some designing competition a few weeks back and their signature campaign is running for a very long time.
However, i do feel that KYC is something on which not everyone is comfortable. No matter how good or reputed the gambling site is, some people will just quit them if they have to do the KYC.
First of all i would advise you not to quote all the replies as it looks really weird and too long so quote the person you want to specifically reply to and then answer it accordingly.Speaking of KYC matters then there are many who will not be willing to adjust with these issues and will shift to some other sites that don't ask for any documentation but some are ok with level 1 KYC so it all depends on how we want to play and promotion for roobet is separate part from KYC.
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.
Roobet is also the first gambling site that I comply with their kyc requirement, and yes its a good thing that they're not asking for any documents (for level 1).
Anyway, its still comfortable to gamble on sites without asking for our personal information because we'll never know what will happen if it gets compromise. However we have an option on which casinos to play, but in my case I still prefer Roobet as one of my trusted casino despite of the mandatory level 1 kyc in order to play.