alexgatsbys enters day 4 of account lockout with zero Roobet response, but community attention has shifted to the fresh ChargeyyW affiliate dispute

Two users independently report $100K+ Crash wins confiscated via account lock

Two players report losing combined winnings of over $220,000 on Roobet's Crash game, with both accounts locked immediately after trying to withdraw. One user, @unknown123b4h, says after winning $120,000 between May 13–15, his betting was disabled, withdrawals blocked, and eventually the entire account wiped without explanation. Another user, @persiancatnear, describes an identical experience: the moment he attempted to withdraw a six-figure Crash win, his account was locked with no warning—calling it "theft disguised as a security review." Both provided screenshots of their wins and support conversations.

Adding to these concerns, @Andy_XRP points out a separate issue with Roobet's original games, claiming seeds can be reset without user permission—potentially undermining fair play for anyone chasing a big win. For players deciding whether to trust this casino, the pattern is troubling: multiple people independently report the same sequence of events after hitting large Crash wins, with Roobet offering no resolution or explanation.

alexgatsbys account remains locked 48+ hours after KYC 1 and 2 completed, no Roobet response

Day four of alexgatsbys' account lockout with zero reply from Roobet — even after completing KYC stages one and two, plus a repeated verification. His withdrawal remains frozen, and the casino's silence stretches on, leaving him to publicly question whether his deposits were simply taken with no obligation to let him cash out.

The community watching closely sees a troubling pattern: while big-name influencers stream massive wins without a hitch, regular players report accounts locked without explanation immediately after KYC is done. The contrast feeds a growing distrust, as players wonder if Roobet operates a two-tier system where only the popular get fair treatment.

TailblockTV cut through the noise with an unfiltered accusation: Roobet is the shadiest for anyone who isn’t an influencer, paying streamers to look legitimate while blatantly scamming regular people. With no visible response from Roobet to either the lockout or the allegations, the silence itself has become the story — and a warning sign for anyone considering depositing.

alexgatsbys account lockout surpasses 72 hours with no casino response, VPN-ban case adds to pattern

A player calling himself alexgatsbys has been locked out of his Roobet account for over three days after completing both KYC levels, with no response from the casino. His public pleas for an explanation show a player who feels his deposits were taken without reciprocal trust, left with only community advice to contact support while his funds remain inaccessible.

Another user, HarrisonGo4399, tells a similar story: he won $6,500 on Roobet, but when he tried to withdraw, the casino banned him for using a VPN. He says it's the only crypto casino to ever treat him as a scam victim, despite providing proof of his activity — a claim that undercuts Roobet's reputation for fairness among regular players.

These individual cases feed a wider accusation from TailblockTV, who states bluntly that Roobet is "the shadiest" for anyone who isn't an influencer, alleging the casino actively scams everyday players while paying top streamers to look the other way. Such testimonials build a pattern of two-tier justice that any potential player should weigh before deciding to trust Roobet with their deposits.

alexgatsbys enters day 4 of account lockout with zero Roobet response, TailblockTV amplifies two-tier fairness claim

For over 96 hours, player alexgatsbys has been locked out of his Roobet account (ID: bhuchy) despite completing both KYC levels 1 and 2. In a public appeal, he expressed confusion and frustration, questioning why his withdrawal was blocked after his deposit was already accepted. This incident has drawn attention to a pattern of unresolved account freezes.

Another player, HarrisonGo4399, claims he was banned when attempting to withdraw a $6,500 win after being flagged for VPN use. He stated he had proof and noted that this was the only crypto casino that had ever treated him unfairly. These cases have led influencer TailblockTV to accuse Roobet of running a two-tier system, where regular players are scammed while influencers receive preferential treatment and payouts.

Despite mounting evidence of account lockouts and confiscated winnings, Roobet has issued no public response to any of these complaints. The silence from the casino, coupled with the direct accusations of unfair treatment, raises serious questions about whether regular players can trust Roobet to honor their withdrawals.

Account lockout cases go cold as community attention shifts to new affiliate dispute

Player alexgatsbys has been locked out of his Roobet account since June 21, with no response from the casino despite completing KYC verification twice. His repeated calls for help on social media have been met only with community advice to contact support, highlighting a concerning lack of direct engagement from Roobet on what he describes as a unilateral lock.

This is not an isolated incident: another player, HarrisonGo4399, has been waiting since June 19 for resolution on a $6,500 withdrawal blocked due to a VPN issue. TailblockTV’s blunt accusation that Roobet 'blatantly scam all the regular people' echoes the frustration of these unresolved cases, suggesting a pattern of neglect toward non-influencer players.

As alexgatsbys enters day four without a resolution, the community’s attention has already moved on to a new $20K affiliate dispute, leaving these lockout stories unresolved. For a player considering whether to trust Roobet, the silence and shift in focus raise serious red flags about the casino’s commitment to fair treatment of everyday users.