At least the gambler are being informed at first that the site requires KYC and its up to them if they will continue or not.
True. This is why so many gamblers shifted to other sites where they didn't require to submit KYC at the beginning itself.
Despite of this issue Roobet remains stable and still operating good, their marketing strategy can cover this issues.
I believe their promotions makes gambler stay and that's a good indication of a good site.
KYC will always be an issue to others especially this is a crypto gambling site where being anonymous still matters to others.
Talking about KYC will never end because basically it is just an option, if indeed gamblers don't want to give their KYC and don't want to play on roobet just leave it and look for a casino without KYC, but to be honest if I choose of course I will look for a big casino and safe even though you are required to complete KYC as long as it provides security and convenience why not.
Roobet always has a way of attracting many gamblers to play at their casino and even spoiling them to play there for a long time, moreover their marketing strategy is also good enough to attract the public's interest to play gambling at roobet.
It would be all depending on someones preference because we do have our own will to do on what are the things we do like.There are indeed people who could just bare up with the risks or current requirement on
having KYC as long they've been dealing on a legit and known site which it wont really be that a problem but if you are a certain person on whose really that too paranoid when it comes to your information or identity then no matter how good and reputable it would be, you would be still not be that confident on going with their terms but its true that we do have lots of options and choices in the market on which
you could choose from.Its just a matter of someones decision on where they would comfortably wants or likes to play.