SVJ renews calls for accountability: Roobet affiliate @DailyGamba previously promoted scam casino @Razedcom, and @AllenAeroh remains silent.

HairlessEV posts detailed evidence of SteveWillDoIt/Roobet affiliate fraud — Harrison Gold and SVJRoadsterr add their own complaints

A wave of converging fraud allegations has hit Roobet, with three separate narratives painting a troubling picture of the casino's practices. Community investigator HairlessEV released detailed evidence claiming that both Roobet and its celebrity affiliate SteveWillDoIt falsely advertised rewards for users under the code, citing the Lanham Act as grounds for federal crime. The evidence includes chat logs and phone numbers, but Roobet and SteveWillDoIt have remained silent.

Player Harrison Gold added his own complaint: He won $6,500 on Roobet but was immediately banned when he tried to withdraw, allegedly for using a VPN. Calling it 'the only crypto casino to ever scum me,' he shared his own proof and expressed frustration at being unable to reclaim his winnings. His story aligns with the growing pattern of users being blocked after legitimate wins.

Separately, community figure SVJRoadsterr highlighted Roobet's partnership with affiliate DailyGamba, who previously promoted the scam casino Razedcom. Roadsterr questioned why Roobet's leadership, specifically @AllenAeroh, would choose an affiliate who 'was actively scamming his own users back in the day' on Razed. The lack of any official response from Roobet or its representatives adds further weight to these coordinated allegations.

SVJRoadsterr renews pressure: publicly names Roobet owner @AllenAeroh over DailyGamba's Razed scam history

In a fresh wave of controversy, prominent critic SVJRoadsterr has publicly renewed pressure on Roobet by directly tagging its owner, @AllenAeroh, questioning why the casino chose to affiliate with @DailyGamba. SVJRoadsterr alleges that DailyGamba actively scammed his own users while promoting the now-disgraced @Razedcom, a casino widely labeled as a scam.

SVJRoadsterr's callouts, posted on June 20, explicitly challenge AllenAeroh's judgment, reminding the community that an affiliate who once pushed a fraudulent platform is now representing Roobet. The critic posted a link to evidence, insisting that Roobet's leadership must answer for this partnership.

The allegations are bolstered by a separate incident from player Harrison Gold, who claims he won $6,500 on Roobet only to have his account banned for using a VPN—a technicality that denied him his payout. His story has circulated as further proof that Roobet may unfairly block withdrawals, adding weight to the growing mistrust.

Other users have joined the fray, with one telling affiliate itzKrim to stop arguing about side points and face the main issue: that Roobet itself scams players, and that itzKrim is complicit through partnership. Despite all this, Roobet and AllenAeroh have remained silent, offering no response to the accumulating evidence.

Affiliate fraud pressure cools as Roobet and AllenAeroh remain silent — but a new withdrawal obstruction allegation surfaces

Roobet faces renewed scrutiny as owner @AllenAeroh remained silent following SVJRoadsterr's accusations that Roobet affiliate @DailyGamba previously promoted the scam casino Razed. Despite nearly 750 impressions across two posts directly calling out AllenAeroh, the casino has offered no public response, and the volume of related posts has since dropped.

The affiliate controversy may be cooling, but new player complaints have emerged that echo the broader deceptive practices raised in the hairlessEV exposé. One player, Resources247, alleges Roobet cancelled his withdrawal and self-exclusion three separate times, forcing him to lose his balances back. Separately, alexgatsbys reports his account was locked after completing KYC levels 1 and 2, with no explanation provided. These patterns of trust and safety issues continue to accumulate, raising further doubts about Roobet's reliability.

Resources247 alleges Roobet cancelled his withdrawal and self-exclusion three separate times to force him to lose balances back

A player named Resources247 has come forward with a serious allegation against Roobet, claiming the casino deliberately canceled his withdrawal requests and self-exclusion orders three separate times. In his account, he says that after he placed a withdrawal and initiated self-exclusion, Roobet reversed those actions, forcing him to continue playing until he lost his entire balance. This is the most specific claim of withdrawal obstruction we have seen in this cycle, but it remains a single, unverified voice with no independent confirmation.

Separately, another player, alexgatsbys, reported on June 21 that Roobet locked his account after he had completed both Level 1 and Level 2 KYC verification. He questioned why the casino would unilaterally freeze his account and noted that his deposits were already in Roobet's possession. As of this writing, Roobet has not publicly responded to either complaint, leaving these allegations unanswered.

The earlier narrative centered on affiliate fraud allegations involving HairlessEV and AllenAeroh, but that line of inquiry has gone silent. With new user complaints emerging and no official response from Roobet, players considering whether to trust this casino must weigh these unresolved claims against the lack of corroboration from additional sources or the casino itself.