Quote from: wiss19 on Today at 11:18:23 AM

Quote from: suzanne5223 on August 04, 2022, 03:41:12 AM

Quote from: rojan on August 04, 2022, 02:52:08 AM

Quote from: suzanne5223 on August 04, 2022, 01:43:36 AM

I have once done some research about the major reason why KYC was introduced in the casino and the answer is to protect the company from getting in trouble with the law since some people use them as a way to tint their stolen or illicit crypto so I believe casinos are not after users criminal but they are after keeping their record clean with the law.

I think it is very important to have kyc in the casino. If you have kyc say for all no cheater can do any kind of crime. If we do kyc then our account will be safe. If a person commits a crime, if he has done kyc then they will be able to identify him very quickly. It seems that there are many opportunities. No person can commit any crime here. So we all will always use kyc on the account.

Yes, the casino needs to keep operating with a good record with the law and also comply with the rules and regulations of their master license holder.
I believe in the future when crypto become mainstream of payment all casino that wants to be licensed and also keep operating their business will need to implement the KYC

I understand that law is an important aspect of making these decisions, but when there are other places which we all know who complies with the law, and still end up getting this done, we question how much of it is based on the law, and how much of it is about security and making sure roobet is safe?

I dont understand everything you said here.

Quote from: wiss19 on Today at 11:18:23 AM

I mean I know one other place which is dealing with literally government to make deals and sponsorships, and they are fine without KYC, so why would Roobet need it for the law, when that other place dealt with the law and came out on top without needing to ask for KYC? If all places were the same we would understand, but some places do not ask for it and law is fine with that.

I think the problem we still have in every aspect of the cryptocurrency setting is that people don't ask themselves the right question before making a conclusion.
Ask yourself. Does Roobet ask for KYC when it all started? Why the sudden change? If there's no reason behind there's no reason whatsoever for the Roobet team to implement KYC.
When there were a lot of abusers in ICO, IDO, etc KYC was introduced the same thing happened with Roobet and if you don't want to go for the KYC you can just maintain tier 1.
Having said that, you can't compare Roobet to any casino because it stands out and their services, contest, etc on this forum speak for it.