When you don't fully disclose all the details, you're putting people here at a disadvantage to be able to fully form an opinion i.e. wasting their time.
you have wasted alot of peoples time up to this point. i'll have to go search back through this thread to try and find out why you don't want to discuss how much money you made off them.

what do you mean by "flagged"? hopefully those further steps will not include you trying to impeach rollbit in this forum without having told the full story on how much money you made off of them. and how many accounts you opened, etc, etc.

Just as an example, lets say you made $20,000 off of them but then you deposited $10,000 of it back. Are you guilty then? maybe.

lets say you made $5000 off of them but then you deposited $10,000. Are you guilty then? well yeah you're still guilty but they owe you $5000.

I'm more interested in how many accounts you had in total and how much money you made off of them in total. Sum up your total deposits into all your accounts with them. Sum up all your withdrawals from all your accounts with them. Subtract the deposits from the withdrawals. Tell me that number. We want to know.

Extreme, unfair, unorthodox, morally wrong... call it whatever you want. TOSs are sadly there to catch you in the act of doing something you aren't supposed to do and protect the other side. That's why you shouldn't give them reasons to use any of their terms against you. Just because I am saying that, doesn't mean I like it. It's the reality. 

A question for you to extend on what Larry was also saying. When you or your friend spoke with their support, why wasn't this the question that was asked?
I have x Rollbit accounts created in the past that have in the meantime been limited. I used to bet $500 (for example) on sports, but with the limits you placed on my accounts, I can now only bet $10 max. Since Rollbit allows the creation of multiple accounts, am I allowed to create a new one so I can start betting $500 per match again?

You're right, I copied from multiple topics, and intended to post it here. It's fixed.

OP admitted using multiple accounts, because it's allowed. Rollbit claimed he used more accounts, but hasn't provided evidence. For more than 2 weeks, they've ignored my questions. That's not what a honest casino would do:

I have read the last few posts and questions larry_vw_1955 asked, and he makes some valid points.

OP keeps stating that using multiple accounts is OK, but I tried to explain that it's surely not OK for all purposes. We go back to the "nefarious purposes" that is mentioned in Rollbit's TOS. OP also says they didn't warn me, and I agree with Larry here. After you opened your first account and it got limited, you opened a second. Maybe you opened a third, fifth, tenth... you never said how many there were. If all the accounts you had got limited, is that not warning enough for you? Does that not ring any bells in your head and makes you think: Hey, I am obviously doing something wrong, otherwise I wouldn't have gotten my previous X accounts limited? 

I also agree with Larry that if you had been straight with the Rollbit team and told them clearly: I have had x accounts limited in the past. Can I open a new one to circumvent the restrictions you placed on my previous X accounts to place bigger wagers? If they said sure, go ahead, but then they confiscated your money and banned you, I would support you and consider what they did a scam.

But that didn't happen. You or your friend only asked them if players are allowed to have multiple accounts, and they said yes. You weren't even remotely specific enough to explain what you wanted or planned to do.

A real-life unrelated example:
Am I allowed to buy and legally own a gun? YES
Am I allowed to buy and legally own a gun to shoot people at my local shopping mall? NO

The second one is a very specific question that shows the intention and reason for wanting to have a gun. The first one is a generic question. You should have asked the second type of question before taking any action. But you asked a simple one and you got a simple answer. Yes, you can have multiple accounts. That doesn't mean you can do whatever you want with those accounts.   

it's funny how you want rollbit to answer all of YOUR questions but you won't answer any of mine. kind of strange huh?

you've continually failed to answer the question of how many previous accounts you had opened up and had limited although at least rollbit clarified that in their single reply so i guess i'll just go with what they said on that which is that it was MORE THAN ONE. now does that make any sense why if you had had more than one previous account limited for making bets that you would just go and dump in a possibly even bigger amount of money into a new account to try and do the same exact thing you got limited for in the previous ones? NO it doesn't make sense at all. anyone that would do that is lacking in a bit of common sense and apparently that is you. have a nice day.

so you expect people to remember every little thing you said throughout your many postings here when a single initial posting could have sufficed had you been organized and put all the information in its full completeness right in that one posting. i did my best to try and understand your situation but you still left some questions unanswered primarily why you would not have talked to them yourself first and explained why you were opening another account after your other one(s) got limited. to me that seems like a prudent thing to do so that you don't end up well, in the situation you are now!

i have no idea how their site works i thought maybe you can be anonymous and use their services. give me a break. not everyone can read your mind.

the accusations you make are unfounded and it doesn't surprise me though. seeing how you are so offbase in this one how you could be offbase in another one...

You claim you went on their chat and asked if it was ok to do "multi account" and even showed us a screenshot of that chat. But in your screenshot you didn't explain to them why you would be using that feature.  And how come you even took a screenshot of that innocent chat in the first place? Most people don't do that you know? Unless they have a plan in place that they might need to use it as "evidence" later on in case something goes wrong

It's not ok to use a vpn to circumvent this type of message:

Rollbit.com is unavailable in your country.
For any questions, please contact support@rollbit.com

Were you using a vpn to bypass that message or for some other reason?

Sorry you don't like the scrutiny but you came here with your story and you put it out there. this is a discussion forum where people discuss things other people post. if you don't like that, then you could have posted your review of rollbit on trustpilot where only they can reply.

if you look at their trustpilot, do you see other people complaining that they had a large deposit confiscated and the company just told them they wouldn't give it back to them? Is that a pattern we see on all the hundreds of trustpilot reviews? Do we even see that at all?

you gonna leave that trustpilot review and give them a chance to reply on there? seems like they used to reply to people back in 2020 maybe part of 2021. not sure if they do now...

as well it seems odd to me that this is the fist time you ever got into trouble with a sportsbook/casino behaving the way you did with rollbit. did you leave your trustpilot review?

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.rollbit.com

just imagine. you could ding their 4.5 out of 5 star rating if you left them a negative review. it might go down to 4 stars for a while.

This was not your first account on Rollbit, you've had numerous accounts limited & banned.

Each time, sufficient warnings were given to ensure you understood that future accounts would be actioned and we'd seek to recoup loses from such abuse.

As you correctly identified, we're generally fine with folks having alternative accounts as long as they're not being utilised for nefarious purposes.

This was not the case here, you opened multiple accounts with the sole purpose of abusing our sportsbook, something you were warned previously for.
Following previous warnings, you were permitted or already did withdraw all of your funds.

It's worth noting for the other participants of this thread, this is most definitely not an action we profit from. It's more recouping losses, as we've already lost a significant amount of value through this type of abuse.