If you guys want to have a clean browsing experience without seeing any shitty ads, use firefox with ublock origin extension installed. That's the least you can do to improve your searching experience while also avoiding the risk of clicking ads.

As for the official twitter page of Roobet, you can just manually browse their signature or announcement thread. It maybe a cumbersome process to do, but it's the safest route in your arsenal to avoid fake accounts.

You can't just make Google give you a better browsing experience though and that sucks!

If you are searching on Google without ad blockers you will be directed to lot of such scam promotionals ads targeting users on their site as they pay to be on top results so it's not a better idea.Yes using Firefox is also good idea if you configure it properly as going over Tor have some speed issues but still one of the best options I would say.

Not really that much of an issue since im not really that a fan on clicking up any banners or random links if ever there would be pop outs.Im using up brave browser which i could say that it is really indeed better compared in other browsers but im not really that much into it and i do still stick up with Chrome most of the time.As long you arent clicking up links and allowing some permissions or something then i dont see any problems.

Firefox is better in privacy and security.

Chrome is bad if you are careful with your login details and privacy. The Chrome explorer can cause risk to lose your login details, IP addresses, privacy and I read some articles about risks with Chrome explorer in some strange hacks on cryptocurrency users.

I don't think none of available browsers are perfect to protect us from hacks. Security and privacy have to be secured by each person individually but if I choose browsers to use, I prioritize Firefox and Tor browsers.

Google Chrome, Brave browsers are not my choices.

You're right about that. Regardless of what browser you choose, you won't end up in fakes sites or compromise your log in details if you're careful on what you are clicking.

I'm a user of firefox and chrome and they have their own advantage so I can't give up any of these browsers. In Chrome their are plenty of ads if you search on google and usually it's on top. But if you have common sense and can't be easily fool then you know it's not the right thing that you are looking for.

They have their license under Curacao and XCM. You can also see for yourself if you browse the footer of Roobet's website.

Plus, check this guy's review of Roobet website to verify how legit their business is. - https://gamblingbro.com/roobet-review/

Exactly, just look at his previous post, he said that he does not care about license but here he is asking about license but he asked the same thing in other casino's ANN thread.
He is doing something that contradict his own statement, it is enough to know what kind of user he is.
Roobet has been running for years already and I believe most players are satisfied enough.
I do not say it merely because I'm participant in the signature campaign, but I experience it myself as a player although I do not play actively as what I did few years back.

The problem with Chrome is that it is widely used thus making hackers make specific malware on them. Just like Windows compared to MacOS/Linux, the malware/virus are a lot because here there are where the users are.

Though most hackers are not specifically only made chrome-based malware extensions, there is also a malware plugin on Firefox. In general, yes, as you have said, it doesn't mean Chrome has bad security. In fact, Chrome securities concerns are rigorously tested. What chrome lacks is privacy concerns since it doesn't have any addition/tools to maximize user privacy.

Thank you, yeah there are no specific data or calculations shown on roobets website :/

I think my question somewhat got lost in this thread so I will try to ask it again:
Can anyone tell me how big the bonus from the roowards program are and what type of bonus it is?

Is it a straight cash bonus every week/month or is it only some type of cashback/rakeback that we receive depending on how much money we have wagered in that time span?

Thank you guys very much to whoever will answer my question!

No need to argument against this guy, he complains about every gambling website and thinks all are scam. Roobet has a Curacoa license and as you mention they have a mandatory KYC in place. It has become a trend that more and more crypto casinos ask to verify your identity before you can withdraw your winnings.