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He only tried to withdraw because they hit him with ridiculous betting limits after just one bet. In that case it's a little bit strange to still ask for a full rollover. Casinos that limit so fast are clearly in the false business in my eyes.
I mean limit somebody when he is on a heater ok, it makes sense business wise. But after 1 bet, thats crazy.

The video call thing is also quite a strange thing. I am sure even after the call, which they delay for whatever reason, he won't get his money so easy. Hopefully I am wrong.

my point is not even the fact that the casino did not allow the OP to withdraw the money, Rollbit.com is a good casino and it seems to me honest and that they are here to do business for the long term and also the accuser's attitude is without a doubt that it is a suspicious attitude, because one of the most obvious things in this matter of money laundering is when a person takes 10,000$ for example and deposits 10,000$ on a site, but only plays with 1000$ and wins 800$ and then withdraws 10,800$ from any site will suspect that this person is doing money laundering, which is why I think Rollbit.com is right to ask for KYC. that's not why I was shocked

what scares me is asking for a video call when there are so many quick, reliable and less evasive methods of doing KYC, the casino can use the KYC method that skrill used, which consisted of the person handing in an ID and then the person had to scan it of face and the application compared the face of the ID that the person provided with the face of the scan, it was something that didn't even take 10 minutes for the KYC to be complete, finally I apologize immensely for addressing this in this thread, I just think the video call is exaggerated and also somewhat time consuming, if they have 100 people to do KYC at the casino and they have to video call, then it will take months for each customer to complete KYC and make withdrawals

Agreed & if any casino stated very clearly on signup that a video call KYC would be required if you won a large amount they would get far less traffic

such a method crosses the line actually if you have to be asked to provide a photo of where we live, in my opinion submitting documents is far more sufficient than having to do things that have crossed the line like that especially selfies and videos are also strong enough, but if there is a casino who asked to submit a photo of where we live obviously that was crossing the line, of course I will never play in that casino again.

Have also heard about the same KYC process regarding some casino but that sounds way too much from that point of view like submitting documents for validation was fine to some extent but uploading selfie is like exposing most of the residential details also which is not a good idea and not comfortable in doing so.

If someone do make out claims then i do agree on previous replies that there should really be a strong evidence about on what his complaining because its really easy to make out some verbal accusations without
solid proof and it do ends up on being a troll.I agree about kyc verification that if that complainant have already submitted his documents the videocalls shouldn't really be an issue if he's really that serious on getting those withdrawals but if not and doesn't agree with those asked requirements then we do know on whats next. Its not something new anymore where casinos do really hold up huge withdrawals or something into those users who do might have some suspicious activity or something like that because a casino wont really be having this precautionary measure if they havent seen something.

That is why I hate KYC. I haven't experience that kind of bizarre KYC experience but I also heard also something like this. The worst KYC process that I did is a video call KYC which is really really awkward. I wonder how much these company doesn't trust their users, It is obvious on how they conduct their KYC on and how much they limit us on how we utilize their platform. KYC is such a hassle and I stand to it aside from sharing your identity it's such a pain in the ass doing the process, Though it may vary.

I've seen weirder requests from other companies like asking the customer to take a selfie or a photo from the street were you live.
Requesting a video call is becoming one of the mandatory requirements to complete identity verification. I believe it's needed to confirm that the submitted documents actually belong to the one accessing the account.
Besides, if someone is OK with submitting his documents and revealing his identity, why would he refuse to make the video call?! Anyway, it looks like the accuser doesn't mind doing it.

Was actually tending to mention out that thread on this ANN about that accusation which it is really that something not that common if we do speak about kyc verifications + having that video call kind of requirement. OP didnt mention nor do shows about screenshot of discussion or interaction with the support team and this is why its not really that something to be that believable unless if he could show
off some solid evidences like those hold up withdrawals and conversation then it would really be just proving out that there's something wrong with Rollbit.
Im not defending Rollbit just because im a sigcamp participant but having that 12k deposit and some withdrawals with that amount is really just too small
for them to mess up their reputation.

I'm sorry for posting this here, but as it is a serious complaint I was interested to know from the OP if this is true, here is the complaint:

Rollbit Withdrawal Frozen For $12,800 & No Response

I've seen many accusations so this is something normal, but in this story there is something that made me worried and that is the part where the person who is accusing the casino says that after making KYC the casino asked him to make a video call with him , and seriously? Is handing over documents and taking a selfie holding documents not enough for KYC? honestly if a casino asks for video call then that casino is at a very high level of KYC and for me this requirement is scary

If you see casino promotional updates you would find that they share these sort of wins with people and their community to encourage them and yes it also boost the casino reputation and attract more players to their casino promoting business.But members who are happy also share with other players their bet slips or winning history which is normal.

There are times that we want to boast our winnings on public because we want to get acknowledge by other gamblers or other people. I treat a jackpot as an achievement and there are people who treat it as an achievement and I personally don't feel boastful sharing my winnings and seeing other winnings. It just makes us gamblers happy to see someone win a huge amount of money in our own eyes. This is why big bets are being watched by the bystanders or the public in real casino. Winning that kind of bet would make the audience smile for sure.

Being silent on your winnings has it's own perks like not having someone getting jealous of you or not risking being targeted by someone because of your winnings. It will all depends on the winner how he see the situation the he is into.

Exactly those types of wins are not exactly made common knowledge on a daily basis so I
would be the same if I won that big, I would let everyone know I hit a jackpot.

I agree also that its good news for the Casino, it gets them into the limelight, gets people talking
and it spreads among the gambling community.

Despite the "it's possible" argument's plausibility, I can't help but think of all the folks who've failed miserably at making it big in the gambling world. Just because a bird can fly doesn't mean you can too. From a scientific perspective, it's feasible, but it doesn't occur frequently. Let's face it: gambling is more analogous to learning to fly by taking a leap of faith. But look, if you really believe you can develop wings, I won't stand in your way. If you trip and fall, don't blame me; I warned you

I define it as luck
I once had an obsession with getting big wins from the casino but the results were nothing but fantasy when the goddess of luck was not on my side.

I think playing gambling for fun is not the right choice

It's basically to show "it's possible" and look how he did it, so it's real and we could do it too. If that makes you feel like you are on the right track and you are happy about it and you get excited that you are going to win one too and that is why makes you want to gamble even more, then that's fine and let it do that for you.

If it makes you understand that it's not rigged and you could be one of the people who could earn like this, then let it be like that for you as well. It doesn't matter what it was for the winner, it matters what it is for the person who sees it and how they consider that win of someone else, if it's good then it's good, there is no reason ask why it's good.

I would say you don't need to copy anyone else's gambling style as applying same strategies or wager would give completely different results so you should always have your way of gambling.Yes we can try it if we want to but be prepared for different outcomes as this is what gambling is all about.So best is to play in your fun mode.

Indeed. If someone showed his winnings on the particular game, it doesn't mean you have to pressure yourself to follow what he did to have a chance to win the same amount. It's on our discretion, hence it's up to us how we like ourselves be influenced of other gambler's victory.

We can always try but don't expect anything. Play as if you are just having fun and not because you have a goal to hit a high multiplier. So always gamble in moderation.

It only proves that a gambler can get the maximum win and withdraw his winnings from the casino. And this shows that playing at a reputable casino can give us satisfaction in playing gambling and when we win, we can withdraw the winning money ourselves. But we must remember that the big wins we get may not be enough to recover our previous losses. So it's really difficult for us to get big wins from casinos, so we should play gambling just for fun. But congratulations on the big win. Hopefully you can get another big win.

Right sharing these sort of winning slips are just to express our feelings that we have made a good win ir hit high multiplier on any slot with community members not to encourage any player to gamble more so he/she can hit the same.We feel happy seeing others on the same platform or say casino winning which also promotes the casino reputation in the end.So make your wagers according to yourself only.