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Re: Roobet.com | Crypto’s Fastest Growing Casino 🦘
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quasiaquam
on 14/12/2024, 07:32:44 UTC

Hello again! Is it possible to solve this now somehow? its been almost 3 years Cheesy
Hello, I have an interesting situation with RooBet.

I made a deposit by mistake to wrong network. I sent 3.1ETH from my metamask wallet bsc network to their ETH wallet, now the money is hanging in their wallet but on bsc network.

I am attaching all the data:

https://bscscan.com/tx/0xc325c9ed8f8725c983d2518a91bae3106821e39646a17676920f6e4ae613dc49

https://bscscan.com/token/0x2170ed0880ac9a755fd29b2688956bd959f933f8?a=0x8704dc7a2a6eb0330f2aaad9cb2ae8053b52f2d1

I wrote to their support to connect to the wallet and send the money back. But they replied that the entire system is automated and they can't help.

Is there really no way out in this case? if these wallets are assigned to some exchange, then the exchange could send the money back?

If someone helps to solve this problem, I will transfer 50% of the total amount for the help.
Wow, that is a significant amount given that ETH price has appreciated over time

I understand where they are coming from. The fact that that ETH has stayed in that wallet for all those months without moving means access to private keys to the addresses is near to impossible for security purposes

Maybe you could try pushing them to adopt the BSC network as well. ETH network fees ares still so high anyway.
I remember my deposit to Stake.com where I forgot to include a tag for my deposit, but Stake.com managed to resolve it for me, although it was on a different network or blockchain in my case. When it comes to tokens like this being deposited, it's really hard to recover them. It's better if it's the actual coin because it can still automatically deposit into your account. From what I know, your address for BNB and ETH is the same, like on Stake.com, so even if you send it to the wrong network, it will still be credited to your casino wallet.
I think it's been quite a while since we all advised this player to contact the casino's customer support and ask them to solve the problem once again.
The BTC bull run has turned his ETH into a very significant amount, which is certainly too much of a shame to lose. And of course it's worth continuing to insist on returning this large amount.
But, however, maybe he has already solved this issue? He just hasn't written anything here?

Unfortunately, I received yet another response stating that they cannot assist because they do not support the BSC network, and their entire system is automated, meaning the funds remain lost.

However, as I understand it, roobet.com support likely cannot access that wallet directly. They would need to escalate this case to someone higher up, which means they wouldn’t gain any benefit (fees) from handling this issue. As a result, they are probably not even motivated to escalate the matter further.

So, the only option now is that a moderator on this forum, who has contacts with higher-level individuals at roobet.com, might be willing to help me resolve this problem for a fee.

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Re: Roobet.com | Crypto’s Fastest Growing Casino 🦘
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quasiaquam
on 04/11/2024, 14:49:12 UTC

Hello again! Is it possible to solve this now somehow? its been almost 3 years Cheesy


Hello, I have an interesting situation with RooBet.

I made a deposit by mistake to wrong network. I sent 3.1ETH from my metamask wallet bsc network to their ETH wallet, now the money is hanging in their wallet but on bsc network.

I am attaching all the data:

https://bscscan.com/tx/0xc325c9ed8f8725c983d2518a91bae3106821e39646a17676920f6e4ae613dc49

https://bscscan.com/token/0x2170ed0880ac9a755fd29b2688956bd959f933f8?a=0x8704dc7a2a6eb0330f2aaad9cb2ae8053b52f2d1



I wrote to their support to connect to the wallet and send the money back. But they replied that the entire system is automated and they can't help.

Is there really no way out in this case? if these wallets are assigned to some exchange, then the exchange could send the money back?


If someone helps to solve this problem, I will transfer 50% of the total amount for the help.




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Re: Roobet.com | Crypto’s Fastest Growing Casino 🦘
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quasiaquam
on 26/10/2023, 12:56:11 UTC
Hello, I have an interesting situation with RooBet.

I made a deposit by mistake to wrong network. I sent 3.1ETH from my metamask wallet bsc network to their ETH wallet, now the money is hanging in their wallet but on bsc network.

I am attaching all the data:

https://bscscan.com/tx/0xc325c9ed8f8725c983d2518a91bae3106821e39646a17676920f6e4ae613dc49

https://bscscan.com/token/0x2170ed0880ac9a755fd29b2688956bd959f933f8?a=0x8704dc7a2a6eb0330f2aaad9cb2ae8053b52f2d1



I wrote to their support to connect to the wallet and send the money back. But they replied that the entire system is automated and they can't help.

Is there really no way out in this case? if these wallets are assigned to some exchange, then the exchange could send the money back?


If someone helps to solve this problem, I will transfer 50% of the total amount for the help.






Sooo.. I made this mistake around 440 days ago. I'm writing again to inquire if there have been any changes during this time that would allow me to recover this amount?  Grin
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Re: Roobet.com | Crypto’s Fastest Growing Casino 🦘
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quasiaquam
on 22/08/2022, 17:26:31 UTC
https://ibb.co/L6GLfSh


Stake.com has updated its deposit options, probably, they also have such inaccuracies with deposits. I hope RooBet will follow this example.
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Re: Roobet.com | Crypto’s Fastest Growing Casino 🦘
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quasiaquam
on 19/08/2022, 14:26:27 UTC
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The thing is that the funds were not sent to a wrong ETH address but were sent using auwl different network. Because of this, I do not think that this phrase from their ToS is applicable to the case. Personally, I think that Roobet can help him out, however I do not have enough knowledge for the process itself so I have no comment of how much time and effort it can consume.

My suggestion is this:
Perhaps Roobet help the user with his concern, but make the user pay for the inconvenience he has caused for the company.

I think so too, wallet and address are the same. But anyway, I already wrote to them and also offered 50% of the total amount for help, but they haven't written anything yet.

What do you think - if RooBet ever adds BEP-20 network to its system, will it be possible to solve this problem?
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Re: Roobet.com | Crypto’s Fastest Growing Casino 🦘
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quasiaquam
on 19/08/2022, 07:28:13 UTC





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I think your chances of getting your funds back are very small or I could say impossible, it's not that Roobet has no intention of returning your funds but the security system they have to maintain and this is a lesson for anyone to be very careful when sending funds, even if that happens. in exchange they will do the same, maybe you can try again to apply for a refund but if they keep saying no then you won't get it

I wrote to them several times, but they just copy-paste the same text - When the BEP-20 network is touched, they cannot help because the entire system is automated.

That's why I'm writing here because maybe someone from here works at RooBet from the technical side and can help..
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Re: Roobet.com | Crypto’s Fastest Growing Casino 🦘
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quasiaquam
on 18/08/2022, 16:11:28 UTC
Hello, I have an interesting situation with RooBet.

I made a deposit by mistake to wrong network. I sent 3.1ETH from my metamask wallet bsc network to their ETH wallet, now the money is hanging in their wallet but on bsc network.

I am attaching all the data:

https://bscscan.com/tx/0xc325c9ed8f8725c983d2518a91bae3106821e39646a17676920f6e4ae613dc49

https://bscscan.com/token/0x2170ed0880ac9a755fd29b2688956bd959f933f8?a=0x8704dc7a2a6eb0330f2aaad9cb2ae8053b52f2d1



I wrote to their support to connect to the wallet and send the money back. But they replied that the entire system is automated and they can't help.

Is there really no way out in this case? if these wallets are assigned to some exchange, then the exchange could send the money back?


If someone helps to solve this problem, I will transfer 50% of the total amount for the help.