亚玲

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Review of Rollbit.com


Rated 1 out of 5 stars

ROLLBIT is not a casino at all

Hello everyone, I am a gambler from China, and I want to share my experience with ROLLBIT.

I bet almost every week on the “Big Five Leagues” as well as major tournaments like the UEFA Champions League. Before this, I was a heavy user of bet365. In March last year, bet365 announced its exit from the Asian market, leaving countless Chinese football betting enthusiasts with nowhere to go. Considering China’s population, this number could easily exceed a million.

After bet365 left, and with domestic authorities increasingly cracking down on all sports betting activities except the state-run “China Sports Lottery,” a small number of deeply addicted football gamblers began looking for alternatives—learning to use cryptocurrencies and exploring overseas betting sites.

In China, the environment for football bettors is extremely harsh. Aside from the extremely low odds offered by the China Sports Lottery, countless fake platforms claiming to be “betway,” “William Hill,” and others exist. These small operations often accuse players of “match manipulation” or “odds arbitrage” if you bet on minor or less popular matches, and they refuse to pay winnings. People are long tired of these “fake platforms” and are desperately seeking a legitimate platform like bet365.

I first saw ROLLBIT during a CS2 match. It looked like a large, legitimate betting site and even sponsors the “Faze” team. I admit that it was my mistake to deposit and bet before thoroughly checking the company’s reputation, but please understand that China’s internet is extremely restricted. Before Google, I didn’t even know Trustpilot existed, and even accessing Google itself requires a VPN.

I bet on ROLLBIT for several months. I won and lost at times, and everything seemed normal. During the first weekend of March this year, on the “Big Five Leagues” matchday, I won consecutively, earning around $2,000, and then my account was restricted.

Yes, you read that correctly. Because I consecutively won on matches like “Borussia Dortmund vs Bayern Munich” and “Liverpool vs West Ham United,” my balance was frozen. This completely shocked me.

When I sought help from customer support, they asked, “Can you please list the other accounts that you've had on Rollbit?” When I replied that I could not possibly have other accounts, they said, “If you’re not willing to provide this, please direct any further correspondence to xxxxxxx.com.”

Before coming here, I really thought ROLLBIT had made a mistake, confusing me with a multi-account violator. I carefully and politely explained everything to their staff. After emailing them and waiting many days, they began accusing me of money laundering.

Seriously, if it weren’t for bet365 leaving, I might never have known what USDT even is. And they accused me of participating in money laundering? I thought only Osama bin Laden had the ability to do such things.

Now that I am on Trustpilot, I am shocked to see countless other victims accused of multi-accounting or money laundering. ROLLBIT fully knew what they were doing but treated users like thieves, just to seize deposits and winnings. This enrages me.

What does “If you’re not willing to provide this” even mean? It sounds like the police giving a thief a choice when the evidence is already solid. This is truly outrageous.

I have never bet on obscure matches, strange options, or incorrect odds. I always placed simple bets of a few hundred dollars on Manchester City to win, PSG to win, or the other team to win or draw. I analyzed the bets according to the odds of the European Big Five Leagues in the China Sports Lottery. And yet, they accused me of multi-accounting and money laundering? Think about how vile this is!

I bet on matches that countless people worldwide bet on at the same time. The losers lost to them, but if you won, ROLLBIT could simply refuse to pay? Can these people even be called a “casino”? ROLLBIT, please share your method of making money, and the world would never need bank robbers.

Finally, I wish all fellow football enthusiasts the best! I have done everything I can to warn everyone that ROLLBIT is purely a scam platform. I hope anyone planning to register sees my experience in time and chooses another option.

March 1, 2026
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