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So all in all, roobet is limiting themselves on people who are fine with it and also like their website all at the same time. This is still allowing them to make a good chunk of money as we have seen, just not as much as they possibly could.

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.

I think that all crypto casinos will gradually switch to identity verification. All casinos that work with fiat money already work this way. If you are asked to submit a photo for KYC, draw a watermark on your image. This will help protect your data from fraudsters.

Don't know if casino allow that because maybe they cannot verify the photo is real due to added application unto that. But to avoid such risk the most effective way is to stay on big casinos because for sure they will not take any bad action to compromise their users. So I guess do only the KYC on trusted platform and never provide on any random casino which didn't show some good performance upon running their operation.

Most casino give you a url link to access your camera and take a selfie so it's really not possible for someone to edit their picture first, apply a watermark then submit it. We should also be wary of what information we provide on those trusted platforms. If they ask too much info then we should think twice if it's really safe to comply. For me, a valid ID, complete name and address are already enough to complete the KYC requirement.