Hehe333mp2
New member
Hi everyone,
I am a somewhat long time follower of slot streamers and someone who plays quite often. My issue with Roobet is the amount of lies I've been told through their support. As a "VIP" on their site, I am able to have direct access to their "VIP chat support", so I've asked all of the standard questions about RTP, etc. They utilize a lower RTP on their pragmatic slots and it's my fault for not checking them with the actual slot sooner and taking the word of support. In their words, "we have a 96% RTP average on our slots". This can't possibly be true when the RTP on their pragmatic games averages 93-94% and they refuse to list the RTP for their play'n go slots. So, that in itself is a huge lie.
My second issue, is the way they advertise their site with streamers. (Xposed, TCK, and Foss just to name a few of the fake money guys) These guys are given "Howie Deals". I know many of them pretty well through twitch interaction and I would guess over half of them are playing from the US (restricted country). Basically they play with house money to stream or make YouTube videos. I have no issues with streamers being able to use bonuses that most of us aren't able to get, but when they have absolutely ZERO skin in the game it really is unfair. It attracts players and gives a false image of what gambling really is. They see huge bets and massive wins, which may as well be played with demo money. For the streamers efforts, they are allowed to keep a small percentage of any wins.
My last issue is this, I'm a US based player (I know I shouldn't be playing on a VPN so lets not get into that). I have told them I was in the US and using a VPN, and they aren't worried about it. I even asked that they close my account permanently bc the time I spent on site was too time consuming, which they did. Then I asked them to re-open my account when I got the itch again, and to my surprise, they did. The only reason I point this out is to show that they do not care whatsoever where the deposits come from, and do not care about the player at all. Which leads to a bigger point, if they can not or are unwilling to monitor their own guidelines set out by the license in which they are under, then they are likely to not be able to be trusted with your money. I know two players I have spoken with who were unable to withdrawal large sums of money even though they claim no maximum and instant crypto withdrawals. They were given the option to have very limited cashouts over a long period of time.
Take that information for what it's worth to you. I know I have made several mistakes and I hope that's not what you gain out of this post. The point of this post is to inform anyone who may consider playing with crypto to do a bit more research and go with a more secure, respected site to play. I typed it up rather quick so I'm sure I have many errors in this post, sorry about that.
I am a somewhat long time follower of slot streamers and someone who plays quite often. My issue with Roobet is the amount of lies I've been told through their support. As a "VIP" on their site, I am able to have direct access to their "VIP chat support", so I've asked all of the standard questions about RTP, etc. They utilize a lower RTP on their pragmatic slots and it's my fault for not checking them with the actual slot sooner and taking the word of support. In their words, "we have a 96% RTP average on our slots". This can't possibly be true when the RTP on their pragmatic games averages 93-94% and they refuse to list the RTP for their play'n go slots. So, that in itself is a huge lie.
My second issue, is the way they advertise their site with streamers. (Xposed, TCK, and Foss just to name a few of the fake money guys) These guys are given "Howie Deals". I know many of them pretty well through twitch interaction and I would guess over half of them are playing from the US (restricted country). Basically they play with house money to stream or make YouTube videos. I have no issues with streamers being able to use bonuses that most of us aren't able to get, but when they have absolutely ZERO skin in the game it really is unfair. It attracts players and gives a false image of what gambling really is. They see huge bets and massive wins, which may as well be played with demo money. For the streamers efforts, they are allowed to keep a small percentage of any wins.
My last issue is this, I'm a US based player (I know I shouldn't be playing on a VPN so lets not get into that). I have told them I was in the US and using a VPN, and they aren't worried about it. I even asked that they close my account permanently bc the time I spent on site was too time consuming, which they did. Then I asked them to re-open my account when I got the itch again, and to my surprise, they did. The only reason I point this out is to show that they do not care whatsoever where the deposits come from, and do not care about the player at all. Which leads to a bigger point, if they can not or are unwilling to monitor their own guidelines set out by the license in which they are under, then they are likely to not be able to be trusted with your money. I know two players I have spoken with who were unable to withdrawal large sums of money even though they claim no maximum and instant crypto withdrawals. They were given the option to have very limited cashouts over a long period of time.
Take that information for what it's worth to you. I know I have made several mistakes and I hope that's not what you gain out of this post. The point of this post is to inform anyone who may consider playing with crypto to do a bit more research and go with a more secure, respected site to play. I typed it up rather quick so I'm sure I have many errors in this post, sorry about that.
I recommend people stay away from Roobet as they are quite dishonest.