@Haunebu while there’re casino’s that do not follow KYC, but would you be able to trust them when they don’t follow their own country basic laws so what’s to say that they won’t scam their user’s, and thus in Roobet’s case we know that they follow the law and thus they can be trusted.
Who gives a crap about the laws of my country? This is crypto gambling where we are supposed to be able to gambler anonymously without any form of interference from a centralised authority.
Also, I already told you that my friends were able to withdraw big amounts from various sites without submitting any form of KYC which proves that they are trustworthy.
there are several different styles of businnes
some will want to comply with international loss and others will be more anarchic
up to the user to choose where they want to bet
Roobet has KYC so if users want to play there they will have to comply
each owner makes the rules in their houses.