Jon Stojan
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Wouldn’t it be cool if you could make your own version of some of the most viral gambling games online, like Crash, Mission Uncrossable, and others? Well, thanks to the group behind Roobet.com, now you can.
Starting today, developers & studios everywhere can join Roobet Labs (roobetlabs.com) and gain access to the APIs powering some of the most played online casino games worldwide.
Over the last year, Roobet has been working on a community-based program to enable even single developers & small studios to bring their imagination to life and push the industry forward with one of the most frictionless methods of deployment using Roobet’s House Game APIs – enabling developers to capitalize on Roobet’s technology & player base for launching brand new games into the crypto casino ecosystem.
“Crypto casinos have completely changed the narrative on how indie gambling games are perceived. By leveraging Roobet’s APIs, experience, loyal fanbase, and bankroll, our goal with Roobet Labs is to enable any single dev or inspired product team to bring their ideas to life as rapidly as possible, with as little risk as possible.” said some official guy, in some official position at Roobet.
Roobet, known for the breakthrough virality of their house games like “Mission Uncrossable” and “Crash”, has been at the forefront of the online casino boom with ambassadors like Snoop Dogg, the EPL’s Chelsea Football Club, and the UFC’s Charles Oliviera, amongst others.
“As we saw with Crash, and then Mission Uncrossable, we get an influx of comments from players with new ideas for the game. A lot of those players could actually create those ideas, if the industry weren’t so set on exclusivity and gatekeeping new content. We’re a brand focused on collaboration, and we deliver on fun in every way possible. This is a win win for the community, and for players around the world.”
Provably Fair mechanics have brought a “trustless crypto mindset” to gaming – and that stands to finally enable a proliferation of aspiring developers who want to enter the space, and the biggest winners of all — a community of players who want to try out something new.
“As we saw with Crash and Mission, we know that we won’t be the last to do this. But as a company by gamers, for gamers, we’re excited to lead the way.