Rollbit.com – Wrongful confiscation of $516 and theft of my personal $300 deposit.
I registered on Rollbit and deposited my own $300. I placed a bet, which brought my total balance to $516. It was only after I requested a withdrawal that the platform triggered a security check and asked me to complete Level 3 KYC verification (Identity and Address), which I fully passed and was approved.
Following this, customer support accused me of multi-accounting and they officially offered me to undergo a live video KYC check via GetID. I immediately agreed. However, this turned out to be part of their fraudulent routine. Instead of actually conducting the video check they proposed, the Compliance Department abruptly backed out, issued a final notice, banned me, and confiscated the entire $516, effectively stealing my personal $300 deposit.
Confiscating a player's original deposit after baiting them with a video verification offer is a severe violation of gambling standards. Rollbit did not provide a single piece of evidence. Recent reviews on Trustpilot prove that Rollbit systematically uses this exact "list your other accounts" loop as a script to steal both winnings and deposits from winning players.
I strictly demand that Rollbit provide concrete, irrefutable evidence of my alleged violation to the mediator. I request the mediation team to investigate this blunt theft, force Rollbit to produce their proof, and compel them to release my full balance of $516, including my original $300 deposit.
Rollbit.com – Wrongful confiscation of $516 and theft of my personal $300 deposit.
I registered on Rollbit and deposited my own $300. I placed a bet, which brought my total balance to $516. It was only after I requested a withdrawal that the platform triggered a security check and asked me to complete Level 3 KYC verification (Identity and Address), which I fully passed and was approved.
Following this, customer support accused me of multi-accounting and they officially offered me to undergo a live video KYC check via GetID. I immediately agreed. However, this turned out to be part of their fraudulent routine. Instead of actually conducting the video check they proposed, the Compliance Department abruptly backed out, issued a final notice, banned me, and confiscated the entire $516, effectively stealing my personal $300 deposit.
Confiscating a player's original deposit after baiting them with a video verification offer is a severe violation of gambling standards. Rollbit did not provide a single piece of evidence. Recent reviews on Trustpilot prove that Rollbit systematically uses this exact "list your other accounts" loop as a script to steal both winnings and deposits from winning players.
I strictly demand that Rollbit provide concrete, irrefutable evidence of my alleged violation to the mediator. I request the mediation team to investigate this blunt theft, force Rollbit to produce their proof, and compel them to release my full balance of $516, including my original $300 deposit.