At first I also didn't want to give KYC but because the site I used was very trustworthy and had a good reputation, I was forced to give it too with the aim of being able to play comfortably and calmly without worrying about always being sent messages to complete verification.
Understandable. Some gamblers have no issues providing their KYC to reliable sites like Roobet, but some avoid providing their KYC completely regardless of whether the site is trustworthy or not for various reasons.
Some don't like to submit KYC since they want to protect their identity. They can't afford to expose their details because some maybe a well known guy or maybe they are also don't want to get any possible problem regarding on hacking or any related on financial issues which might happen to them if they don't became more careful to give their personal details to anyone. We can't force people to just accept this KYC thing since its still up for those people if they want to continue or just quit if KYC will be implemented to all casino exist in this forum.
then the answer and solution is simple "Dont Play In Roobet" that's it mate ,
it is not about Roobet doesn't care about the potential players but what can we do? if the team and the site only need to comply what the government is asking them for the players and team safety?
i think there is no need to further the discussion about this because it is given , comply with KYC verification or never play in site that has this rules.
people sometimes take it hard when the truth is? there is no real issue about that .
I agree. If you don't like the rules and what the casino is asking to their players to be able to play, then don't gamble because no one is forcing you to comply if you really don't want to. We always have a choice and there are plenty of options out there so it's not an issue.
The gamblers who remain playing despite of the sudden changes are indeed loyal and aware that Roobet is reputable and one of the trusted casino currently.