Putting the jackpot as a goal, that’s one way to help it serve its purpose and keep you gambling. All my days gambling, I haven’t had this thought of having the jackpot for a goal. You just know it doesn’t come by any permutation but requires a great deal of luck so, why chase it.
Rather than chase the jackpot, you would find more luck in maximizing the little wins and keeping a good finance management strategy to ensure you don’t get to deposit every time but, have your bankroll sustained from the wins.

Right, I knew NFT in the days where it turn people to millionaires but after reading the recent things on NFTs how poor it became after the booming days, it's really frightening to bet or try them out this days but yeah sure on Rollbit or in casinos it could be a little bit much easier to bet on if only it thens to appear like the usual betting patterns then we can easily bet on it, maybe I should try and have a first hand experience.

Those who turn winning the jackpot as a their goal possibly have been reading alot of "as a man thinketh, so is he" motivational book, so they are trying to use the law of attraction which works with the mind to attract the jackpot to come their, they forget that certain natural laws don't work when it comes to things or activities like gambling..

Who ever is making or have turned winning the jackpot their goal probably gamble until they become chronic addicts, except a great deal of luck was on their side and they managed to win the jackpot for sure..
But on the norm, no one should ever turn winning a jackpot into a goal because chasing after any thing in gambling can be very dangerous, as it doesn't only lead to addiction, but also will lead us into becoming less and less productive in our work or business or where we work, which could lead to other issues like sack or the business risk collapsing.

It's not necessary to make it a goal, because doing so opens the door to addiction and allows you to pursue it. In my opinion, that's one of the first fatal mistakes that's far from the true essence of gambling.
Just remember that losing is a certain outcome, but winning is the outcome of the loss. That way, you can gamble sensibly, not out of ambition.

Rollbit Holding My Funds Since Sept 2 – No Response, No Resolution, No T&C Violation

Hi everyone,

I’ve been waiting since September 2nd for Rollbit to resolve a so-called “multi-account issue”, and I’m done being patient.

Let me be clear — I have not broken any of Rollbit’s Terms and Conditions. I’ve done nothing wrong. I’ve used dozens of crypto sportsbooks and casinos over the years, and I understand how compliance checks work. I’ve been limited and flagged before on other sites because I’m a sharp bettor, but in every single case I was able to withdraw my funds in full after a short review — usually taking a few days at most.

I have also completed all KYC checks requested by Rollbit.

Rollbit, on the other hand, has been holding my balance hostage for over a month and a half, with zero transparency. Support keeps repeating the same script: “wait for compliance,” “no ETA,” “we’ll escalate it” — and then nothing.

I’ve emailed both compliance@rollbit.com
 and complaints@rollbit.com
 multiple times — not a single reply. All communication just stops.

I’m a newbie to forums like this, having never had to post anywhere for crypto sportsbooks before. I only came here because this is the first issue I’ve ever had with a crypto bookie.

I have screenshots of all chats and emails showing that I’ve been ignored and repeatedly told to wait with no actual progress:

Chats with Support:
https://imgur.com/a/x0k2x49 - Chat 2.09.2025
https://imgur.com/a/rOMmkIH - Chat 2.10. 2025
https://imgur.com/a/rqC41SK - Chat 7. 10. 2025
https://imgur.com/a/FWeg6n2 - Chat 10.10. 2025
https://imgur.com/a/YnOrTxi - Chat 17.10.2025
https://imgur.com/a/3VbknGR  Chat 17.10.2025
 

This isn’t how a reputable crypto bookmaker should behave. I’ve passed every KYC and compliance check anywhere else, but Rollbit seems to be the first one to completely ignore a user for weeks with funds still locked.

Can anyone actually defend this "casino" for this type of behaviour? I've read I'm not the only one, but this is outrageous.

I know I haven't done anything wrong, except win some money, but even if someone has breached some sort of t or c, surely they get some sort of response or proof of a breach? Instead of stalling for months.

Update:

After today's chat, I was contacted via email by rollbit, telling me my account is now, good to go.

Withrawal went through within a few minutes.

I don't know how to feel about this. Although I'm grateful I finally recieved my funds, it just goes to show what rollbit does to players that have won fairly.

I'm also certain posting here made the difference. They probably realised im not some illiterate cheat, and am willing to "fight" for my money.