Rollbit - new trending casino, your opinions?

[insiderjoe]

Hello fellow affiliates,

I have noticed an increased popularity in online casino sites such as Rollbit. They are more liberal and allows using VPNs, and I believe accept players from many countries that are restricted at most of other online casinos. Hundreds of crypto influencers push this brand lately.

Another thing I've noticed, it seems they do not do any KYC and players can simply register by only entering an email. Deposits and withdrawals are processed via cryptos only and by my experience it's instant.

Lastly, affiliates can promote this casino directly from the player's account and earn 10% of their revenue. It can be increased after 100k is wagered and the account has 100 active players. Well, it's quite predatory imho.

What is your opinion about Rollbit online casino and other brands operating by similar standards? It seems they are playing with fire and strongly in the grey zone.

P.S. I am not affiliated with Rollbit in any way. I don't even have a contact of affiliate manager. It looks like it's impossible to get one.

P.S.S. Testing them out

[efialtis]

Typical crypto gambling brand that has only been around for a couple of years - they grew enormously. I have stopped promoting them because the communication sucked, that`s actually the case with quite a lot of crypto casinos.

Other than that, they are a crypto player`s favorite and pay out players without issues, no matter the amount(s). For hardcore crypto people, bitcointalk is still an important ressource and Rollbit`s reputation on there is excellent.

And yeah, instant withdrawals, no KYC (unless very suspicious abuse) and super simple registration - also typical for pure crypto casinos.

From a player`s perspective, with casinos such as Stake, Rollbit, BC.Game, one could wonder why anyone in the world would still be playing in "classic online casinos". I am exaggerating here, of course, but you get the idea.

Their on-site referral program sucks though, unless they changed something - back then, it was a percentage of the house edge of the referred player`s bets - been there, done that with other brands and it sucks, big time really...

[onlinebetdotcom]

If they won't message in a timely manner then no reason to trust them.

[Ishan Shuffle]

Hi, I represent Shuffle.com - similar to Rollbit where we are a modern crypto casino.

Rollbit's product is pretty good! Although I'm not entirely sure about their affiliate program. We've put a lot of effort into working with affiliates - anyone that signs up from GPWA gets upgraded to 25%.

I'd say the only big downside to crypto casinos like ours or Rollbit is that there is a hurdle to adopt crypto for mainstream audiences. So unless your traffic are high-intent crypto users, you'll have a hard time converting them into FTDs.

We provide 100% deposit bonus and plenty of other bonuses to help affiliates onboard their traffic but ultimately if someone is technologically behind, it'll be hard for them to learn how to deposit in crypto.

[content]

Weird to me they do no KYC, but does not allow U.S. IPs without VPN.
Sorta counterintuitive, as they are not collecting location info besides via player's IP since it's no kyc, so why the geo blocking.
Other sites have no KYC/email only, and also no VPN needed for U.S. and other otherwise regulated geos.
When I'm advertising for "no KYC", I'm aiming for people who've had issues with geoblocking, and I try to target U.S., so sorta diminishes the value for me.

[Cash Bonus]

If they won't message in a timely manner then no reason to trust them.

Communication and trust are key. Both are the foundations and are crucial factors.

[NoDepositCasinos]

Everything looks great on paper, but so far, I haven't had any contact with affiliates who've had a positive experience with them. If you add to that the apparent difficulty in contacting them, it's a hard no for me.

[LucaM]

I think it's a risky casino. They don't do enough to protect their players.