DanishDaniel

Win by D0KT0R3N

No worries, I don't need you to take me serious. I actually couldn't care less. I don't disagree that SteveWillDoIt is an idiot, but that doesn't justify all the lies and ridiculous stuff that all of this is packed in. If you wanna go after someone, then you have to know what you are doing. It's pretty clear that the people behind this series, as well as the people in the comments on here has no idea. You keep on spreading misinformation instead of the facts. I have never seen Roobet promoting gambling towards people under 18 - Do you have some evidence of that? I don't remember them directly advertising VPN usage either, but I do remember their rules being more relaxed than they are now/Has been the past couple of months.

Nah. That's not true. There's many different types of deals, where Roobet are the ones that started off with the howie deals as well as fake balances. The ones I despice the most. And every streamer get affiliates, that's not a matter of being a 'good streamer' lol. Malta is not a 'safe haven' for scammers big time. It is just the online gambling capital of the world. Most of the providers that you are probably gambling with yourself is placed there. And the taxes related to gambling is exactly why a lot of streamers are going there. And well.. Every online casino in the world has bad reviews. Either people win and they are happy, or they lose and they are mad. That's literally just how it goes. I do however doubt that Felix has scammed you. Instead it sounds like you decided to use a VPN to avoid a country restriction, which is obviously never okay - Even if it had been an 'established brand' it would still have happened.

No it's not lol. CSGOMagic was owned by McSkillet, and I can guarantee you one thing: He is not running Roobet right now. He is busy somewhere else. CSGOMagic wasn't a scam either. Do you really know what scam means? I doubt it. Ayezee is not promoting Roobet right now either, and hasn't been for a long time as far as I recall. He is on an exclusive deal with Rollbit.

So you're saying that SteveWillDoIt had videos on his channel where he was calling it 100% raw money? And well, no, it isn't. Not sure what you mean by busted either. This has been commonly known knowledge ever since SteveWillDoIt started his collab with Roobet. It's not like it has actively been hidden. Same goes for Xposed for that matter. And which CSGO scam are you referring to? Also, Aero is just one of the Roobet owners. He is not the majority owner - But that won't be told in this series, because the people making it don't know shit about what's going on.

Can you send a clip of any one of these streamers directly saying that the balance is 100% raw cash? I have never heard that. It has always been blurry lines. And no, that's not how the KYC's work. SteveWillDoIt is an idiot, but that doesn't mean others can be idiots as well lol.

I don't know what you mean by I made up my own mind. You're a moderator on their forum. It's not paid, but that doesn't mean you're not working for them. You moderate their forum - That's a job. And sure, I do. I also work for them, as well as sells them advertising. Which I have also done for non-crypto sites. My understanding of the whole industry is way beyond the basics that you are trying to argue. Those self-excluding features has nothing to do with being crypto or not being crypto. Maybe a 100k bonus buy is excessive, but who are you to decide how much other people should be allowed to bet? You don't really know the backstory about any of it, although you are right that people will be influenced by seeing such big bets. But that's like saying that porn should only have people with small penises, because the big ones doesn't represent you. Nobody forces you to watch them. When you don't mention names, it means you throw everyone under the same bus. You clearly just call it "crypto sites". That is quite literally throwing every crypto site under the same bus.

Even if it is an unpaid position, it would be ignorant to proclaim that you don't work for CasinoGrounds. You obviously do. You moderate their forum. And you can do that on most gambling sites? The only real exceptions is locally licensed casinos with local verification methods. You could just make a new account on any Malta licensed casino, and the only thing that would happen is that you would get banned when you try to withdraw. I am not defending the behaviour. I am not sure where you see that. Roobet is for sure one of the worst crypto casinos, but that doesn't justify all the ridiculousness going on about it. And well, anybody with more than $100k, has $100k to buy a bonus. I am not sure how you became a moderator on this forum, but you may wanna talk with your bosses about casino affiliate. There is plenty of streamers using fake balances - But it's not all of them, and people are very quick to throw everybody under the same bus.

How is it a scam to gamble with fake money? It may be deceptive, but it's not a scam. There is KYC as well. We can all agree that gambling in an awful addiction, so why are you even here in the first place? Well, one of the obvious ones is that they portrait Aero as this big Roobet guy, when in reality he would've been nowhere without the investors who also owns a majority of the site. He has a huge gambling addiction himself. He has lost probably around $50-100m on Rollbit over the past year. He is by no means any type of mastermind. Does this mean that CasinoGrounds will no longer promote casinos that offer crypto deposits and withdrawals? If so, when will we see these changes? I would also argue that some of these sites have stronger self-exclusion than sites with other licenses, but since it is less regulated it also allows for more freedom in terms of the features that they offer.

Which scam are you referring to? I haven't yet seen any evidence of scam, and I doubt there is any.

Yeah. Some of it is wrong, and the rest of it I already knew. Does make sense that most people doesn't though, which is also why the misinformation is easily considered facts as well. Could be boiled down to a 5 min video - maybe 10 minutes, instead of a 6 part series taking several hours. They're clearly just trying to milk content on it, so they can make more money on ads. Can't blame them for the hustle I guess, but that time could probably have been spend better elsewhere.

The win is by D0KT0R3N https://clips.twitch.tv/TangibleAttractiveAsparagusKlappa-nKSd5c8_RmPYfMp6 AT-cm_mkfT7pykneXPP0Zj2HzKeg.mp4

Awful video with horrible information made by someone with no knowledge about the gambling scene, who are obviously just trying to milk hours upon hours of content on something so simple. The videos also lack information. The fact that you can make 50 minute long videos with lack of knowledge, when it could all be boiled down to a 5 minute video should also illustrate that point quite clearly.

The win is by D0KT0R3N https://www.twitch.tv/d0kt0r3n/clip/PleasantVainHamsterMoreCowbell-jYlBic4qgfU7zOOE AT-cm_1324905872.mp4

Damn. Never seen a good win like this on Stack-em before.