Game Policy
This Game Policy explains the main rules that apply when using casino games, sports betting, esports and related gaming services on Roobet Australia. It should be read together with the Terms, Responsible Gambling information, Promotion terms and Sportsbook rules.
By opening or continuing a game, you confirm that you have reviewed the applicable rules and accept responsibility for the bets placed through your account. The Roobet Australia platform may change game availability, limits and features as it is updated.
Key terms
- Account: the personal user account used to access the platform.
- Bet: a wager or other paid participation in a game, sportsbook market or esports market.
- Games: casino games, games of chance or skill, sports betting, esports and other paid activities made available through the platform.
- Iron Pouch: the on-site wallet used to hold account funds.
- RooSpin: a free spin that may be issued for an eligible slot.
- Rooward: a collective term for bonuses, promotions, rakeback, free spins, Rain and other promotional funds.
- Services: games, chat, support, deposits, withdrawals, tips, promotions and related account features.
General game rules
- The platform may add, change, pause or remove a game at its discretion.
- Minimum and maximum stakes, maximum wins and any game-specific conditions are shown in the relevant game information panel.
- Amounts are settled to the nearest cent by rounding down where applicable.
- Demo mode may be available for selected games and allows you to explore the mechanics without staking funds.
- Autobet and autoplay are optional tools. You remain responsible for every bet made through them, including bets placed while you are disconnected.
- Third-party scripts, bots and other automated betting tools are not permitted.
- A bet that has started cannot normally be cancelled or refunded. Review the selection and stake before confirming it.
Disconnects and automated actions
A connection loss does not necessarily cancel a submitted bet. Some games continue processing entered bets, while games with a cash-out or floor-based mechanic may apply an automatic settlement after the final confirmed action. Set any available auto-cash-out or stop condition before starting if you do not want to rely on a manual action.
Company games
Company games use different rules, limits and interfaces. The information panel shown with each game is part of the game’s conditions. The following summaries explain the basic flow; they do not replace the on-screen rules.
Crash and Snoops Hotbox
In these rising-multiplier games, you choose a stake and may set an automatic cash-out level. The multiplier increases until the round stops at a random point. A cash-out completed before the stop receives the displayed multiplier; if the round ends first, the stake is lost. The lowest possible displayed result is 1.00, while the upper result is not capped by the basic display rule.
Dice
Dice offers several modes in which you select a numerical range and stake. The outcome is represented on a scale from 0 to 100. A winning highlighted range returns the applicable multiplier, while a losing range does not. Broadening the selected range generally changes the available multiplier, and selecting more than 97.5 outcomes results in a multiplier below one.
Towers and Yeti Cash Dash
These progression games use multiple stages and difficulty settings. Each choice reveals a safe result or ends the run. You can usually cash out after a completed stage, while the game ends automatically after the final stage. Higher difficulty changes the risk and the potential multiplier. In Yeti Cash Dash, the stages are rows of ice blocks; in Towers, they are floors with doors.
Mines and Jungle Mines
You select a stake and the number of mines, then reveal fields one at a time. Safe fields increase the multiplier. Hitting a mine ends the game and loses the stake. You may cash out during the round. The permitted mine range is one to 25; selecting more than 24 mines requires particular care because failing to cash out before a guess results in a loss.
Roulette
Roulette lets you place one or more bets on the available colours before a spin. Each colour occupies a defined portion of the wheel, and the multiplier reflects the number of fields assigned to it. A round cannot be cashed out part-way through. A small percentage of each bet may contribute to the roulette jackpot, which is distributed according to the jackpot rules when the qualifying result occurs.
Plinko
In Plinko, you select a game mode and stake, then release a ball. The ball travels through the board and lands on a multiplier. Low, Medium and High modes change the multiplier profile, while the Lighting mode can add extra multipliers and zero-value skull fields. Each additional click starts another bet.
Coinflip
Coinflip uses heads-or-tails selections and allows one, five or ten games to be launched at once. A game can remain waiting for another player, or you may choose the available bot option. Once the result settles, the winner receives the eligible funds after the stated game fee. Already launched games may remain pending if you disconnect.
Mission Uncrossable
You choose a stake and difficulty, then attempt to cross successive lanes. A successful crossing increases the multiplier, while a collision ends the run and loses the stake. The game can finish through a cash-out, a collision or completion of the final lane. Difficulty changes the collision distribution and the multiplier growth. Entering a zero stake starts the available demo mode.
Provably fair results
Eligible game results can be checked through the platform’s provably fair tools. These tools show the result-generation information and the steps needed to verify a completed bet. Verification is separate from the game rules: it helps confirm that the published result was generated as described, but it does not change the outcome or guarantee a win.
For questions about a result, retain the game name, bet information and any available round reference before contacting Live Support.
Third-party games
The catalogue may include games supplied by independent partners, including slots, live games, roulette, blackjack, baccarat, Sic Bo, poker and game shows. Each game can have its own minimum stake, maximum stake, maximum win, bonus features, jackpot conditions and entry requirements. Always open the game’s information panel before playing.
- Third-party games may be added, paused or removed without changing this general policy.
- Game limits can vary substantially and are displayed for the selected title.
- Some tables or games require additional conditions before entry; the interface will identify an unmet requirement.
- Bonus rounds, multipliers, extra cash-out features and jackpots are not available in every title.
- Autoplay remains your responsibility, and third-party scripts are prohibited.
Chat and partner interaction
Partner chat rooms may allow a separate display name, subject to the applicable account and chat rules. Communication with partner staff must follow the Terms and platform chat standards. A serious or repeated breach can lead to removal from a partner chat room or restriction of access to related services.
Related information
- Casino — browse the available casino categories.
- Slots — explore slot titles and game information.
- Live RTP — understand observed returns and reporting windows.
- Sportsbook — review sports markets, odds and settlement distinctions.
- Promotions — check current campaigns and their conditions.
- Responsible Gambling — review safer-play guidance.
- Support — contact the available support service.
Policy information
This page is a plain-language explanation of the game rules and does not replace the game information displayed in the account interface or the current legal terms. If a game-specific rule conflicts with this summary, review the applicable game information and contact support before placing a bet.