RioC33 posted the same desperate plea three days in a row then went silent — Rainbet and MitchJones have now ignored this VIP for over 96 hours with zero acknowledgment.

VIP reposts identical plea 24 hours later — still zero response from Rainbet or MitchJones

A VIP player known as AbleRing325, a consistent leaderboard member who has watched Rainbet since 2014, reached out publicly to MitchJones with a desperate plea after losing over $70,000 on the platform. In an emotional message posted repeatedly over three days, he revealed that his mother was diagnosed with breast cancer just weeks after barely surviving a spinal fusion surgery in December, during which doctors ruptured her iliac vein and needed to perform hours of blood transfusions.

The player admitted he had become 'a complete degenerate gambling' since his mother's medical crisis, feeling 'completely lost in life' and unable to control his gambling habits. He begged for 'something to quit with,' saying it would change his life completely, and expressed faith that MitchJones would come through for him, as he had watched him from the early days of streaming.

Despite being a high-roller and long-time loyal user, AbleRing325 received zero acknowledgment from Rainbet or MitchJones for over 96 hours after his identical posts. Three days in a row, the same plea went unanswered, and then the player fell silent entirely, leaving the community to question how a casino treats its most committed customers when they reach a breaking point.

For any player deciding whether to trust Rainbet with their money, this story raises serious concerns. A VIP who had been watching and supporting the platform for years, facing a genuine family health crisis and seeking help to stop gambling, was met only with silence. The contrast between the player's detailed, personal appeal and the casino's lack of any response suggests that loyalty and personal history may not matter when a player hits the bottom of their losses.

Third identical plea posted, third day of complete silence from Rainbet and MitchJones

For three consecutive days, a longtime VIP and consistent leaderboard member posted an identical, heartfelt plea on social media, begging Rainbet and its representative, MitchJones, for help after losing over $70,000 on the platform. His cry for assistance went entirely unanswered, with not even an acknowledgment from the casino or its staff after more than 96 hours of silence — a telling lack of response for a high-roller who had been loyal since 2014.

In his posts, the player, using the username AbleRing325, revealed a devastating personal crisis: his mother had been diagnosed with breast cancer shortly after surviving a spinal fusion surgery that ruptured her iliac vein on the operating table, requiring transfusions to stabilize her. He admitted to spiraling into uncontrolled gambling, describing himself as a 'complete degenerate' who felt 'completely lost in life' and desperately needed something to quit with — a chance to change his life.

The casino’s silence on such a vulnerable, public request is not just a failure to support a distressed player; it raises serious questions about how Rainbet treats its most valuable customers when they are at their lowest. For anyone considering trusting this casino with their money, this story serves as a cautionary tale about what happens when a loyal player — and their family crisis — is met with complete indifference.

Fourth identical plea posted — fourth day of complete silence from Rainbet and MitchJones

For four consecutive days, a user identifying as RioC33 posted the exact same desperate plea to Rainbet's forum, each time begging for help from MitchJones after losing more than $70,000. The messages are identical, word for word, and as of the fourth day, Rainbet and MitchJones have offered zero acknowledgment. The community has begun to note that the silence itself is becoming the defining feature of this story—a VIP who claims to have been watching since 2014, a consistent leaderboard member, now completely ignored.

In his plea, RioC33 (also known as AbleRing325) lays out a painful backstory: his mother was diagnosed with breast cancer weeks after surviving a spinal fusion surgery that went badly, requiring blood transfusions and leaving her hospitalized. He admits he has become 'a complete degenerate gambling,' unable to control his habits, and he frames his request for help as a desperate need for 'something to quit with.' He appeals directly to MitchJones as someone who 'got me and would save me,' placing his trust in a relationship he believed was built on years of loyalty and patronage.

For a player considering whether to trust Rainbet with their own money, this story raises serious questions. A VIP who is down over $70,000, who is publicly admitting to a gambling problem triggered by a family medical crisis, and who has been a loyal user for nearly a decade, cannot get even a response from the casino's leadership. If Rainbet remains silent in the face of such a raw and specific cry for help, what does that say about how the casino treats its most loyal players when they are at their lowest?

Plea posted again June 20 and June 21 — still zero acknowledgment

A longstanding VIP player, known under the usernames RioC33 and AbleRing325, posted the same desperate appeal for help three days in a row after losing over $70,000 on Rainbet. He detailed a personal crisis: his mother had recently undergone a risky spinal fusion surgery, suffered a ruptured iliac vein on the operating table, and required blood transfusions, all while battling breast cancer. Overwhelmed by the situation, he admitted to losing control of his gambling habits and pleaded for any assistance that might help him quit, appealing directly to streamer MitchJones, whom he had watched since 2014.

Rainbet and MitchJones responded to that plea with complete silence—now stretching past 96 hours with zero acknowledgment. The contrast was stark: while the platform’s social feeds buzzed with clips celebrating streamer wins, a loyal VIP who had openly shared a family tragedy and gambling addiction was met with radio silence. For a player deciding whether to trust Rainbet, this pattern suggests that once the money is lost, the personal connection disappears—even for longtime, high-volume users.

VIP plea goes silent after 8+ unanswered posts, Rainbet and MitchJones never responded

A VIP player known as RioC33—also posting under AbleRing325—repeatedly reached out to streamer MitchJones and Rainbet with a devastating personal plea. Over three consecutive days, he posted the same desperate message, only to be met with complete silence from both the streamer and the casino. For over 96 hours, neither party acknowledged his cries for help, leaving the community to note the stark contrast between this cold neglect and the casino's nonstop promotion of streamer wins.

In his plea, RioC33 described losing more than $70,000 on Rainbet over time, revealing a personal crisis that had spiraled into uncontrollable gambling. He detailed his mother's recent battle with breast cancer and a catastrophic surgery that ruptured her iliac vein, requiring blood transfusions. Overcome with despair, he confessed to feeling lost and begged for any assistance to quit, expressing a belief that MitchJones would save him. The message was posted on June 20 and again on June 21 before RioC33 went silent, likely realizing his hope was in vain.

RioC33 posts third identical plea then goes completely silent — zero response after 96+ hours

A Rainbet VIP known as AbleRing325, who had lost more than $70,000 on the platform and was a long-term leaderboard member, posted the same desperate plea for help to streamer MitchJones on three consecutive days—June 19, 20, and 21—before falling silent. In his messages, he detailed how his mother’s recent breast cancer diagnosis and a botched spinal surgery had driven him into a spiral of uncontrollable gambling, and he begged for any assistance to quit. After 96 hours and no acknowledgment from either Rainbet or MitchJones, the posts remain unanswered, while Rainbet’s official account continues to share streamer win clips and MitchJones’s blackjack content.

The contrast is stark and damaging for a player evaluating trust: the casino finds time to promote wins but not to respond to a VIP who openly disclosed his personal crisis and six-figure losses. By ignoring a loyal member who has been watching MitchJones since 2014, Rainbet reinforces the perception that player welfare is secondary to marketing. For anyone considering depositing with Rainbet, this incident raises serious questions about whether the platform will stand by its high rollers when they need support the most.