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I agree to some degree but I think the 2nd picture seems to be a good proof to raise some suspicions so I want to see further proof of the chats on each of the supports and I think everyone wants that too. I'm not really a lawyer or an expert on rules and shit but if it's your money, the casino can't take it unless it's proven that you've got that money from cheating their casino so hopefully we could see what happens next to this because Rollbit's been here a long time so it's OP's words against the reputation that Rollbit have right now.
Ive never cheated their website. I only make sports bets and thats it. I upload one of the chats here:
https://www.hipdf.com/preview?share_id=SqTHmNtT_wyPl3CH-8ImBQAll other chats are same or more useless. Has anyone else ever faced this issue?
i carefully read the chat you had with rollbit support and you said you needed funds because you wanted to return a loan from your colleague but you must understand that gambling sites have a good detection system and their algorithms can detect violations committed by users, here are a few things which i took from Google, which is usually banned by large gambling sites;
Some common violations that can lead to account closure on gambling sites include:
Use of a fake account or fake identity: Using fake information or trying to hide your real identity to create an account on a gambling site may result in account closure.
Use of illegal or fraudulent software: Using software or fraudulent schemes to increase your winning chances or damage the integrity of the game is a serious offence.
Age restriction violations: If you have not reached the legal age to gamble in the jurisdiction where you live, attempting to register and play at gambling sites may result in account termination.
Security breach: Attempts to illegally hack or access another person's account or gambling site's security system may result in account closure and legal action.
Violation of game rules: If you do not follow the game rules set by the gambling site, your account may be closed.
Money laundering: Using gambling sites to launder money resulting from illegal activities is a serious offense that may result in account closure.
Other detrimental acts: Actions such as flooding or disrupting site services, committing fraud, or otherwise breaking the law in the context of gambling may result in account termination.so long the conversation you made but the rollbit support team only wants you to expose honestly how many accounts you have, it's true if they can see all your accounts your honesty is needed.