They stole over $300 of my money and banned me. Completely unacceptable @csdropcom@empiredrop
I previously made an account with a username but forgot it and never used it. Later, I logged in via Steam, and everything was perfectly fine for a whole month.
But the exact second I made a deposit, they instantly banned me and stole over $300 of my money. Pure scam behavior.
And now you are hiding behind the rulebook. If there was an issue, why did you wait for me to deposit my money first? Give me my refund
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People want to be rewarded for the entire duration of their active engagement. You can think of what I’m about to say like a 'rain' feature. For instance, someone who wagers $50 during the day automatically enters a $25 daily raffle. Someone with a $250 wager enters a $100 weekly raffle, and someone with a $1000 wager enters a $250 monthly raffle.
Even though this might not seem like a huge deal, there are people around me who play solely driven by these incentives. For example, someone has already wagered $700 for the month and has $100 left; they figure this is the absolute best place to utilize that money.
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Highlighting the hypocrisy of @robertgambaskr
A tweet from March 6th of Robert attacking @Rollbit and @Razer_Rollbit
Let's go line by line and compare this to the Roobet $360k situation that Robert seems okay with
" I decide to dm @Razer_Rollbit to see if there can be any resolution (as I'd normally try before going public) "
This is exactly what the victim did before reaching out to me. He tried all official channels, including Roobet's support and legal team, but kept getting ghosted.
" Guy responds and tells me 'This one is obvious abuser. Not sure what they're telling you?' "
It's funny, because when confronted publicly, Robert's words were exactly the following "I reached out to Allen, he provided me with all the receipts and all the relevant info, everything was extremely obvious."
Exactly the same thing as the Rollbit situation, except that Robert is on the other side now.
"Then we move the conversation further and he forgets to mention where the abuse was happening. He claims the user has used fake KYC so therefore the user is no longer welcomed on the platform."
Yes, Robert. I agree. This is not how things should be handled. You can't just accuse someone of sharp betting and syndicate action then forget to mention where this sharp betting was happening.
"WHERE WAS THE KYC TRIGGER when the person was just depositing?"
Yes, Robert. I actually have the same question. Why did Roobet accept the victim's $480,000 deposit? Why was he allowed to place a $200,000 Premier league Pre-Match bet? Why was Roobet totally fine when the victim lost $500,000 in one night a few months ago?
Why flag the account only after a win, and not even a relatively big win? It was a 2x.
"Where is the abuse?"
I know, right?
"Imo, if somebody plays from a restricted region and the gameplay is okay, PAY OUT and close the account, don't do this kinda shit."
True. @AllenAeroh If you think someone is abusing, but you have no legitimate proof of it, PAY OUT then close the account.
@afiqshaf94@BetBoltBank@babix_betbolt I have reached out multiple times. Even though they saw my messages, they didn't reply. This clearly means a refusal, so I won't bother anymore. They can keep going with their rich streamers 💔