Well, it looks like the blockchain doesn't agree with you.
According to your
transaction, this is your ETH address:
0x6d43df23405323f7f70d598bb25f20762fd78a4fAnd this is the address where all deposits go, so it must be a Rollbit hot wallet:
0xCBD6832Ebc203e49E2B771897067fce3c58575ac / Let's call it
[rollbit] from now on.
Two days ago you funded your address with this transaction:
(Aug-31-2022 08:00:41 PM +UTC) 0.19117023 Ether from:
0xEFa0c97AbEc7cCa7038B047225f74ABe3f0da866 --->
0x6d43df23405323f7f70d598bb25f20762fd78a4f [
tx]
And just a few minutes before that:
(Aug-31-2022 07:57:36 PM +UTC) 0.191727 Ether from:
[rollbit] --->
0xEFa0c97AbEc7cCa7038B047225f74ABe3f0da866 [
tx]
(Aug-31-2022 07:49:34 PM +UTC) 0.11958228 Ether from:
0xEFa0c97AbEc7cCa7038B047225f74ABe3f0da866 ---> 0x1591655c39bD982426168dfcef81b0E30242B40D [
tx] --->
[rollbit](Aug-30-2022 06:57:54 PM +UTC) 0.13105942 Ether
0xEFa0c97AbEc7cCa7038B047225f74ABe3f0da866 ---> 0x1591655c39bD982426168dfcef81b0E30242B40D [
tx] --->
[rollbit]As you can see, your story does not hold up. The blockchain clearly shows that you deposited to Rollbit from one address, gambled a bit, withdrew funds, transferred to a new address, and then deposited to Rollbit again. And this is just a short sample of transactions from the last few days.
I guess now is the time for the: "It wasn't me, it was my brother / sister / father / mother / cousin / roommate / lover / neighbor / mentor ... (pick one)" story. Spot on. This should be the end.
But my question is since rollbit knew it from the beginning (from the response with OP it was giving a hint) then they should have stop him and refund his deposits. I would still like to hear from rollbit and ask them to refund OPs deposit and close the case.
Does rollbit has a representative here is the forum?