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Its pretty rare to actually know a sportsbook that would hinder their player to bet on live/pre live bet with low odds like that just to get rakeback from all those bets. Anyway try to contact them through discord if you havent, they might not reply to you but atleast there is a whole lot of community in there so more people should be aware of your case which might probably makes Razer provide some replies to your issue

OP hasn't been active since March 31st of this year but I have to say that it's a little strange that they closed your account, from what I could understand from the thread you created in the scam accusation section they probably (I can only guess because not even they don't want to talk because they closed your account ) they closed your account because you were placing bets with very low odds because with that you would be able to hit many games, something that in my opinion if they ever say that this was the reason for closing your account then it is something very absurd

everyone knows very well that in games of chance, betting on games with odds of @1.10 does not give you a 100% guarantee of victory and even if someone hits twice or 5 times, it would be enough for them to lose in just one game to be at a loss, and everyone we know that if a casino has 1000 customers playing, probably 50 customers can make some profit that day but those 50 customers will lose everything they won in the following days, so the casino always wins, I don't see any reason why they are blocking a customer because he is winning when bets with odds of @1.10, I don't like it and I avoid making bets with odds of less than @1.60 because they are not profitable in the long term. I hope they explain to you why they closed your account

Now it's easier for casinos that have strong indications to commit fraud to be detected, and now many are aware of what characteristics the casino will do. As for big and trusted casinos, they will be difficult to tarnish, because if someone says that a casino cheated them, then other users will defend and provide evidence that the casino did not commit fraud with the experience that users have. This is the feedback if the casino is trusted.

Yea that was my point, all platforms have these inputted in their TOS to cover themselves from liability and have free reign over accounts if anything should happen. We are certainly at the mercy of the sites and there is little recourse for players if something happens. These companies make a TON of money already, they aren't usually in the negative.

The thread I created is to warn others about the company as I have sort of lost hope at getting a response from Rollbit at this point. I was very honest about what I was doing(Value betting), posting various screenshots as well. If anyone has the time give it a read and if you want to input or give your opinion more than happy to hear it out.

Almost every casino enforces this rule on their platforms. It might be kind of unfair to us bettors since we are the ones giving these casinos money but then again, the opportunity for us to make money are being laid on the table by these guys. Not that I'm trying to justify that shitty ruling that they have regarding account suspension, but we know that people won't really admit that they're doing something wrong unless they get caught red-handed (and sometimes they don't confess to the deed, still). Casinos do this as a way to prevent further damage until sufficient investigation is carried out. And as always, you can always come to public forums such as bitcointalk to let everyone know of this unfair decision that they made towards you, and that other members would, on their own volition, just not play and support that casino you are referring to.

It sucks, but consumers are always at the mercy of the producers no matter the industry is.

The problems with these types of casinos is that their terms are ambiguous with clauses that state 'We have the right to suspend any account at any time for any reason'. This makes it justified whenever they shut an account down since it is in their TOS.

Even Rollbit have this in their Sportsbook policy... 3.13. Sportsbook platform reserves the right to suspend a client account without prior notice.

This just happened to me, where they suspend my account when I was winning and still haven't given me a reason why. I didn't lose and blame the casino, I had 10.2k USD in there and they disable my account.


See the thread here with PROOF of everything. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/rollbit-disables-account-and-seizes-funds-102k-5449402

Rollbit still silent on this case and a few others. Be cautious with them!

We must keep balance in our thinking. With any scam accusation from a gambler against a casino, we must wait for a casino response to see how true the accusation is.

It is more easily for a gambler to file accusation against a casino with their screenshots of proof.
It is harder for a casino to show screenshots of proof because as a business they have agreement and responsibility to protect user privacy including personal information. However, they can show some proofs that don't break their Non-disclosure agreement but still enough to confirm a scam accusation from a gambler is invalid (lie).

If they are cheaters and got detected, limited, restricted on a casino, they will try to be victims in their scam accusations with hope that they will be awarded something from a casino.

This kind of people should be banned on playing in any casino or gambling platform.  This brings more trouble than profit to the gambling industry.  Not only they are blaming Casinos for the losses, they even put a lot of effort in defaming the platform where they got their huge losses.  We have seen several cases like this in the forum, even filing a scam complaint on the casino platform which at the end is futile because they have no evidence in hand, and the thread is created due to hate and unacceptance of losses.


Obviously it is the sly scammers since they are the ones inflicting damages and losses to the victims.  whether the victim has neglegence on their part it is still not right to exploit and scam others just to gain profit.

Who's the villain in the fraudulent casino saga? Sly scammers, baiting guileless gamers with illusions? Or the players, neglecting due diligence when choosing a gambling haven? My opnion? A mix. Scammers surely bear guilt, but players must also own up and dodge scams like artful dodgers.

Let's salute the heroes – Rollbit, the gold standard in safety and security for gamblers. Opting for trustworthy casinos like Rollbit, we can exterminate fraud and give everyone a fair chance at striking it rich. Incredible!

Good Evening all!

We are excited to announce a $10,000 Trading Competition for the token $FLOKI

$FLOKI has recently been added to Rollbit's Crypto Futures section, offering users the ability to trade it with up to 1000x leverage and bet on whether the price will go "up" or "down"!

To celebrate, a 24hour tournament is being hosted over on the Rollbit Twitter : https://twitter.com/rollbitcom/status/1655311635962101761


All the rules are explained in the tweet, however I will repost them here!
There are 3 different prize-pools dependant on the size of the bet for the trade you open! [outlined in the image]

HOW TO JOIN:
1. Copy your trade link - on the specific trade, click 'details' then click 'share'
2. Create a reply to the tweet linked above containing:
-Trade Link
-Screenshot of trade
-Rollbit Username
-Add "#FLOKI #Rollbit" to the bottom of the tweet

Terms and Conditions

-One user can enter per household
-Trade performance is scored on ROI (%)
-Trades must be made on Rollbit

-Entries close 24 hours after the event was announced [9:40PM UTC+1]
-Balance will be automatically credited to the winner's Rollbit account

Entries must be placed via the Rollbit Tweet

Any entries via BitcoinTalk or Discord DO NOT COUNT

It will be something that most people will forget in 5-10 years  . Its quite a hype right now and its one of the trending token in coinmarketcap so yeah I guess Rollbit just wanna have a share of all those hype then lure in more potential players

Anyway, Its an erc-20 token so adding it, is not really an issue for a site like Rollbit that already handle erc-20 token before but I checked that you cant withdraw in PEPE though

Too many people end up gambling the way they shouldn't, because they end up losing money they can't afford to lose and that's not a normal thing, it should not be considered as a good idea.

I personally gamble with money I consider gone even before I start gambling and that is how you should be gambling. I know that when I deposit that money, it is as good as gone, and most of the time it is actually gone after a while as well so I am right, very very rarely I end up winning something big, in which case I am super happy because I did not expected something like that. This is why I believe that as long as you deposit to any casino considering that money as gone, then you should not really be focusing on anything that would hurt you, it will not be possible and you will do well enough.

Suitable and reasonable, maybe we often stake meme coins like SLP, but not for trading just for placing bets.

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If we talk about meme coin PEPE, I think it's meme not suitable for trading, even though they say like below quote.

I've won a number of SLP memes and I've kept them until now, even though the current price is $0.002, that's the only meme I got in betting gambling.

For me it's the same with the PEPE meme, there's nothing wrong with winning as much as you can in gambling for PEPE meme coins, if the casino has them, who knows in the next 5-10 years it will be like Doge, note: try to get the PEPE meme only in gambling bets, don't buy it specifically on purpose.

There are certain different cases for those who can't handle their loss like some will argue over it while others are scammers kind of people who try to defame the image of the casino by putting fake allegations and you must be have come across them like they will keep posting casino scammed them of funds without providing any proof so we should ignore them and focus on our gameplay without any violations.

I don't care if the coin is a MEME or any other if i am to gamble it on a casino. Gambling is altogether a different thing than trading. For trader, you need to know if this is a MEME coin and risk involved with the coins.
For a gambler, if he holds a Meme coin like PEPE, it gives an easy way to deposit them to the gambling casino if the casino supports it.
Also since there is an hype of PEPE, Rollbit offering PEPE deposit may attract many new gamblers to the site. 

We can not underestimate the hotness of meme coins. PEPE is an example about meme coin. It jumps very fast on marketcap ranking and its total trading volume is very big.

In marketcap ranking table, it stands at the 48th position but in total trading volume, its ranking is even higher, at the 6th position after BNB.
https://coinmarketcap.com/


I don't think those meme coins are good for investors but if you are gamblers, you can buy them and make your bet. Just don't sell your house, borrow money to buy meme coins.

It is good for exchanges and casinos to list meme coins as I believe if one is a gambler, he possibly has meme coins in portfolio and will be ready to use those meme coins on casinos.

I think those are the worst, it is not really a good idea to have something like that without knowing where you are gambling. The problem is on the player a bit there too, surely the scamming casinos are the worst and it is their fault and they are bad, but gamblers should be aware where they are gambling and shouldn't risk anything, if they are doing that then they are doing something to themselves a bit as well so it is not going to be that much different.

I hope that they get better senses and pick right places. Rollbit is a decent one, we have seen some complaints but I can see their point, so if people checked the rules, we could have prevented all of this happening as well, they clearly state everything at least, so that should be a fine situation legally speaking.

Learning from other people's mistakes or gaining experience from other people's experiences cannot guarantee that we will be better, especially in the gambling industry where there are many temptations and always haunted by curiosity.
In my opinion, a person can learn and really understand everything he does with his own mistakes because from there a person can think and be more careful so that in the future he will not repeat the same mistake again.
After all, by having our own experience we can have more knowledge that we really master not only from other people's stories but we do it ourselves.

Many gamblers are playing but can't accept their losses so they're blaming others for what happened, and in most cases they put the blame in the casino. Aside from reading the casino's tems and condition to become aware of the rules, it's also important to prepare yourself for the possible consequences if you gamble your money because losing it is likely to happen. So incase you're not lucky to win, it's not hard to accept the outcome because you know the risk.

Anyway, meme coin PEPE is now available for deposit on Rollbit.

Yes, that's right, that's the point as long as you don't repeat the same mistake then everything will be fine. Don't act stupidly by blaming other people or sites for your own mistakes, maybe act like that hoping the money will come back, but that's really a stupid thing that shouldn't be done. Such a person is usually a frustrated person who has lost a lot of money.
I understand it's not easy to let go of lost money. But we should have known what the consequences of what we did, we should have realized that from the start.