Re: Rollbit.com scamming $10,000 USD [Careful not to bet in their casino!]
A casino/sportsbook, can decide to limit your account to only be able to bet a specific amount on sports.
Let's say I open a fresh account. I will be able to bet 10k on NBA in one match. I win the bet, and the casino decides to limit me. This is a normal procedure happening on sportsbooks, and doesn't mean that you have done anything wrong. Most of the time it's because the Platform thinks you are a winning player.
I get that this is "normal" in sports betting, but to me (as someone who doesn't use it), it sounds shady. The house edge should be enough to cover the casino's profit, and allowing winning users lower bets than losing users doesn't seem fair.Let's say I open a fresh account. I will be able to bet 10k on NBA in one match. I win the bet, and the casino decides to limit me. This is a normal procedure happening on sportsbooks, and doesn't mean that you have done anything wrong. Most of the time it's because the Platform thinks you are a winning player.
Your first account got limited to restrict you to bet no more than X on sports, so you created a second one to get greater limits and bet XXX. That is the reason for account closure.
Closing the account: sure!Keeping the deposit: from what I've read here, I don't think that's justified.
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I don't think it was fine to do it. It could surely be considered a nefarious use of their services.
I don't think so:
What's the difference between OP creating a new account and betting $10,000 on a certain game, or me doing the exact same thing?