Quote from: Stakemeharder on Today at 03:30:48 AM

Quote from: Poika5 on April 19, 2023, 04:44:39 PM

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The idea is to minimize your risk involved with bets and bet on extremely safe options that have low odds, 1.003 -1.02. The likelihood of you winning is high and you get the rakebacks involved.

Wait, you are getting rakeback from bets that win +99% of the time?
1.003 decimal odds is like ~99.70% win probability

Rollbit can't be this stupid, right? There has to be minimum odds requirement for rakeback.

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Quoting for image view. I've also send a PM to Rollbit Razer notifying him about this issue. Let's wait him to be back online and see if he has an insight for this matter. But if I may give my amateur opinion based on your strategy quoted below, this seems like a value bet. I am not sure if rollbit explicitly forbid this and if it's specifically written on their ToS, but the general consensus applied by bookies is that it is see as something that's frowned upon.

He risked 1000$ to win 3$, one of the dumbest bets I have ever seen. But even a 1% rakeback would make it +EV.

Yes, it is not worth it to make $3 off that bet but when you get a rakeback of 1-2% of your bet it makes it much more worth it. There are no minimum odds for rakeback which was strange and that is why I thought it was a good strategy. Intention was not abuse but to increase my EV. If they thought it needed to be changed, then either set minim odds for sportsbook rakebacks, or restrict my account from these types of games/odds. Seizing funds and NFT's should not be the option.

this could probably be the reason why they banned your account. they realize what you're doing and banned your account.

Quote from: AHOYBRAUSE on Today at 10:39:29 AM

Rollbit and stake have a connection. Some months back stake was hacked and user data such as email addresses were stolen. About 2 months ago almost all platinum+ VIPs got catered emails from rollbit with bonus offers, the higher the VIP level on stake, the higher the bonus was.

In conclusion, Rollbit bought the stolen data from the hackers, therefor a company that uses such shady things to promote its own business can't be trusted in the first place in my eyes. That's all I meant to say with it.

do you have any sources about this? I am quite intrigued and would love to read more into it. I won't be surprised if other casinos do this too, I mean it is a great way to get new gamblers especially if you already know that they are gamblers that are willing to spend a lot of money