Failure of Responsible Gambling Tools and Partial Refund of Deposits after Self-Exclusion Breach – RT Bet
Description of the Problem:
The Core Issue:
I am requesting a full refund of deposits totaling €2,650 made between December 2025 and January 2026. These deposits were allowed due to a catastrophic failure of RT Bet’s responsible gambling and self-exclusion protocols.
Timeline of Events:
1. Original Permanent Closure: On 15 April 2025, I formally requested a permanent account closure and self-exclusion due to a gambling problem. This was acknowledged by the casino.
2. Account Re-opening: Despite this permanent ban, the casino allowed me to bypass their systems, re-open an account, and deposit significant funds between late 2025 and early 2026.
3. Admission of Fault: After I raised this breach, RT Bet admitted their "Duty of Care" failure. They have already issued a partial refund of €10,000.
4. The Outstanding Balance: While they refunded the bulk of the deposits, they are currently withholding the remaining €2,650.
The Dispute:
By refunding the €10,000, RT Bet has legally and formally admitted that a breach occurred. There is no regulatory or ethical basis for a "partial" refund of deposits made during a period of failed self-exclusion. If the system failed, all deposits made during that failure must be returned to the player.
Current Status:
I have attempted to resolve this internally for weeks. Support repeatedly tells me the case is with the "appropriate department," but I have received no further communication or the remaining funds.
Desired Outcome:
I am seeking the immediate refund of the remaining €2,650 to my original payment method.
Failure of Responsible Gambling Tools and Partial Refund of Deposits after Self-Exclusion Breach – RT Bet
Description of the Problem:
The Core Issue:
I am requesting a full refund of deposits totaling €2,650 made between December 2025 and January 2026. These deposits were allowed due to a catastrophic failure of RT Bet’s responsible gambling and self-exclusion protocols.
Timeline of Events:
1. Original Permanent Closure: On 15 April 2025, I formally requested a permanent account closure and self-exclusion due to a gambling problem. This was acknowledged by the casino.
2. Account Re-opening: Despite this permanent ban, the casino allowed me to bypass their systems, re-open an account, and deposit significant funds between late 2025 and early 2026.
3. Admission of Fault: After I raised this breach, RT Bet admitted their "Duty of Care" failure. They have already issued a partial refund of €10,000.
4. The Outstanding Balance: While they refunded the bulk of the deposits, they are currently withholding the remaining €2,650.
The Dispute:
By refunding the €10,000, RT Bet has legally and formally admitted that a breach occurred. There is no regulatory or ethical basis for a "partial" refund of deposits made during a period of failed self-exclusion. If the system failed, all deposits made during that failure must be returned to the player.
Current Status:
I have attempted to resolve this internally for weeks. Support repeatedly tells me the case is with the "appropriate department," but I have received no further communication or the remaining funds.
Desired Outcome:
I am seeking the immediate refund of the remaining €2,650 to my original payment method.