If you can prove a real exploit, then we can realise the situation. In that circumstance, the user may agree to get back their initial deposits, though I am not sure if he will agree.
To answer your question @The Cryptovator, I am willing to let BK8 to keep my deposit if they can prove with actual evidence that they claimed I was involved with an "exploit".
BK8 was informed by the BinanceBet provider that an exploit occurred between July 1–2, which compromised the fairness and integrity of the game. As a result, the provider made the decision to void all game results, winnings, and records from that period. This action affected all users who placed bets during the exploit window, regardless of intent.
If the issue happens with the provider, then some other players should be affected. Also some other gambling platforms that use the same provider would be affected. But still now we haven't seen such allegations here yet. Also, I've never heard about such an exploit recently. Can you please show more details about that exploit? Gamblers are actually dealing with you, not dealing with the provider. We can't trust based on your opinion, so provide solid and reasonable sources.
As you have pointed out, if there was an "exploit" happened on July 1-2, it would be a massive incident. Especially since the game is based on the live Binance price feed involving BTC/USDT Market. Yet, there's no news covering this in the media.
https://imgur.com/a/hF9x0U1@BK8.Official, if you stand by your accusations, then please share the proof here:
1. Show what exact “exploit” was performed
2. Show my betting logs
I give full consent to you in releasing all my logs and game activity publicly. If you cannot do that, then it’s clear you’re basing this decision on vague claims without transparency or accountability. Withholding both my deposit and winnings, without evidence of wrongdoing, is not just unethical, it’s theft.