How to sign up for Roobet
To open a Roobet account you need a username, an email address and a password of at least seven characters, or you can sign in with Google or Metamask, and you must accept the terms and confirm you are an adult. Before a first deposit the cashier adds an identity check. This guide covers both steps, what the operator asks for and the rules that apply to your account. If you already have one, go to logging in.
How to sign up for Roobet
- On roobet.com, tap Register at the top right.
- Fill in a username, an email address and a password. The password needs at least seven characters.
- If you have a referral code, open the optional field and enter it. Otherwise skip it.
- Tick the box that says you are 18 or over and accept the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
- Tap the main button to create the account. Alternatively, choose Google or Metamask under “Or continue with”.
The terms also mention two-factor authentication as part of keeping an account safe. We did not see where it is switched on, so look in your profile settings once you are signed in.
What Roobet asks for, and when
The sign-up form asks only for a username, email and password. The terms, however, say you must supply your name, date of birth, address and email when registering. In practice the cashier covers that with a one-time check before your first deposit.
The screen is headed “Please Confirm Your Identity” and described as a quick, one-time check. It asks for first name, last name, date of birth, country, a two-line address and city, with the country suggested from your location. More fields sit below the part we could see, and the button to continue is labelled Continue to Deposit.
Details must be true and current. If you find you entered something wrong, the terms tell you to correct it or report it straight away.
The identity check
Beyond that form, Roobet reserves the right to ask for documents at any time to confirm who you are and where you are, and it can restrict deposits and withdrawals until you provide them. From the terms:
- the payment method you use must belong to you;
- using someone else’s identity is a breach that can lead to suspension;
- these pages do not list which documents may be requested or how long a review takes.
Keep an ID document and proof of address handy, even though the operator does not list them, and finish verification before depositing larger amounts.
Account rules to know
- One account per person. Multiple accounts, active or banned, breach the terms.
- Age. 18, or the higher legal age where you live. In most Canadian provinces that is 19; in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec it is 18.
- Restricted territories. The terms list countries whose residents cannot register; see who can legally access Roobet. Check that list and your province’s rules, since a Curaçao licence is not a provincial authorisation.
- Username. It cannot be offensive; Roobet may reject or change it.
- Inactivity. An account with no login for six months counts as inactive, and inactive accounts with a zero balance may be closed.
After signing up
Before depositing, set a spending and time limit and read how payments work. The available rewards are on the bonuses page. If gambling stops being entertainment, the responsible gambling page lists warning signs and free helplines across Canada.
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Frequently asked questions
- How long does sign-up take?
- The form has three required fields, so creating the account is short. Roobet does not publish how long the later identity check takes; it is a separate step.
- Can I have more than one account?
- No. The terms prohibit it, including relatives who share a device, household or IP address. If another account exists in that situation it must be reported to support.
- Do I need crypto to sign up?
- Not to open the account. You need it when you deposit, and the cashier offers crypto or a Cash option by card or bank transfer.