Porpoise666

Obviously he is a fake money streamer anyway, but surely even if it was real this would not get paid out? Since it is clearly a glitch and even the streamer referred to it as a glitch

From my experience, there is no verification process whatsoever. I have played on Roobet a handful of times (with a VPN from the US) and I have cashed out a few times as well. In my experience, cashing out small amounts (never more than $150US at a time), the crypto transaction is initiated instantly, and nobody has ever requested any verification material from me. With that said, I am quite sure that if I were to have a big win and tried to cash it out, there's no doubt Roobet would suddenly feel the need to verify my identity I recommend people stay away from Roobet as they are quite dishonest.

I also messaged the CG facebook account when this video came out and he said they would do better reviews in the future.

Sorry, I just wanted to warn people about these places. For people like me who live in places without legalized and regulated gambling it can be very tempting to give them a try.

Funny you should mention that @weimaren87, because according to this screenshot: Oshi is in fact using the 94% RTP version! Also, pro tip for anyone moving forward, if you inspect element the game and then go to Network > All > accfly.playngonetwork.com it shows the RTP that the slot is actively calling! So there you go. Oshi is lying too!

Hi guys, As many of you may know, there are a number of new casinos that operate with crypto and have super fast deposit/withdrawal times and "questionable" KYC practices. One of these is Roobet. Anyone who is familiar with the CSGO gambling scene and all the shadiness there, lots of the CSGO gambling streamers play on roobet as well. Anyway, Roobet is licensed in Curacao, who of course don't have the strictest regulations for their licensees. My main issue I've noticed with Roobet is that they (appear to) have the lower RTP version of every game. The only place this is provable is with pragmatic games: Pragmatics always display the RTP in the info section no matter what, as you can see here: The slot on Roobet is 93.87% RTP basegame, 94.5% RTP bonus buy, while on Leo it is 96.5% for base AND bonus buy. . But PlayNGo, who make slots with RTP as low as 91%, mysteriously do not appear to have included the RTP on any of the games on Roobet. Here is the rules sheet on Leo, with the RTP of 96.21% clearly displayed: And here is the slot on Roobet, with no RTP shown AT ALL! Personally I find this to be extremely misleading, and I question how it's even possible for PlayNGo not to include the RTP in the rules sheet. IMO Roobet is a very questionable casino and one that should be avoided, especially for those who live in regulated markets with access to more trustworthy sites!