We know that gambling platforms which most of them are regulated which does simply means that they are abiding government rules which it would really be understandable that they are really following on
about this licensing issue. well I keep wondering: if the license was only issued by one country Z, it was supposed that only people from that country Z were required to do KYC. so why do other countries need to do KYC when casinos are not licensed in every country in the world? by what authority could any country that has not issued a license to a casino Y charge that casino Y are things I don't understand
I think Roobet is more leaning to follow authorities rules with implementing KYC than getting more profit from Non-KYC lover. They don't want any headaches in the future so they rather implement it early on and besides those who trust Roobet will have no problem with KYC implementation. They maybe missing out on those kind of gambler(non-kyc lover) but it is better to be safe from any future problems.
KYC also has many disadvantages, imagine if a casino that asks for KYC is hacked and loses all people's important data? the guys invaded the casino will be selling your important documents all over the internet and believe me there will be many people without sleep because of concern of seeing their documents being sold on the internet