are bookies fortunejack.com & rollbit.com trustworthy with larger amounts ?

[Solosanz]

@OP it's already three days since you opened this thread, so have you gamble on there and what's your experience with them? I see most of users are saying both of them can be trusted.

why alot of ppl have issues with KYC ?  i dont have any issue with that

What people were saying about KYC because when you need to verify your account, usually it will takes time and you might find it as a problem since verification isn't automatically approved.

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[SamReomo]

why alot of ppl have issues with KYC ?  i dont have any issue with that

What people were saying about KYC because when you need to verify your account, usually it will takes time and you might find it as a problem since verification isn't automatically approved.

Yeah, the KYC is trouble for the ones who are high-rollers because if they win a lot of bets then surely they'll have to pas KYC in order to withdraw the money that they have won. The casinos often delay the KYC of those players who earned a lot of money and that's a fact. Most of the casinos known to delay the KYC approval and that allows them to pay the winners a little bit late and most of the players don't have patience to wait for that long and during the approval time they tend to place more bets and end up losing everything. That's why it's far better to have KYC approval before gambling with any casino.

[electronicash]

fortunejack.com has been around for years, i don't think a large amount will turn them into scams, they must have more BTC than any regular person since they have operated their casino for more than 2 halving. but they will certainly ask for your KYC. i think rollbit as well.

once a casino has built a reputation for years without scamming, i think they'd want to keep their reputation for good. no one wants to waste the years of hard work.

[Wind_FURY]

fortunejack.com has been around for years, i don't think a large amount will turn them into scams, they must have more BTC than any regular person since they have operated their casino for more than 2 halving. but they will certainly ask for your KYC. i think rollbit as well.

once a casino has built a reputation for years without scamming, i think they'd want to keep their reputation for good. no one wants to waste the years of hard work.

Most of the time, I believe the users who post that "this casino scammed me" are merely frustrated because they have lost their money through no self-control, and gambling more than they could afford to lose. It's rare that a brand new/newbie account has an actual scam-accusation against a well-established casino in the forum.

There was the issue with BC.Game, but they took their time, and I believe their admins studied the problem thoroughly before making the right decision. Any casino business can't merely surrender to the demands of their customers. That would be a path for it to be deceived regularly.

[Rating Place]

fortunejack.com has been around for years, i don't think a large amount will turn them into scams, they must have more BTC than any regular person since they have operated their casino for more than 2 halving. but they will certainly ask for your KYC. i think rollbit as well.

once a casino has built a reputation for years without scamming, i think they'd want to keep their reputation for good. no one wants to waste the years of hard work.

Most of the time, I believe the users who post that "this casino scammed me" are merely frustrated because they have lost their money through no self-control, and gambling more than they could afford to lose. It's rare that a brand new/newbie account has an actual scam-accusation against a well-established casino in the forum.

There was the issue with BC.Game, but they took their time, and I believe their admins studied the problem thoroughly before making the right decision. Any casino business can't merely surrender to the demands of their customers. That would be a path for it to be deceived regularly.

You are right most of the time the player is disgruntled but there are still a lot of legit claims. There are a lot of accusations against Rollbit. Here's one https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5463996.0

[Wind_FURY]

fortunejack.com has been around for years, i don't think a large amount will turn them into scams, they must have more BTC than any regular person since they have operated their casino for more than 2 halving. but they will certainly ask for your KYC. i think rollbit as well.

once a casino has built a reputation for years without scamming, i think they'd want to keep their reputation for good. no one wants to waste the years of hard work.

Most of the time, I believe the users who post that "this casino scammed me" are merely frustrated because they have lost their money through no self-control, and gambling more than they could afford to lose. It's rare that a brand new/newbie account has an actual scam-accusation against a well-established casino in the forum.

There was the issue with BC.Game, but they took their time, and I believe their admins studied the problem thoroughly before making the right decision. Any casino business can't merely surrender to the demands of their customers. That would be a path for it to be deceived regularly.

You are right most of the time the player is disgruntled but there are still a lot of legit claims. There are a lot of accusations against Rollbit. Here's one https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5463996.0

OK, that's probably a legit claim, but it might also be an isolated issue. Because why would Rollbit, a multi-million-dollar casino, risk the reputation of their business for a mere $30,000 by not allowing the withdrawal, and telling the user that he/she has to "list his/her other accounts"? OR it's probably an honest mistake?

[Rating Place]

fortunejack.com has been around for years, i don't think a large amount will turn them into scams, they must have more BTC than any regular person since they have operated their casino for more than 2 halving. but they will certainly ask for your KYC. i think rollbit as well.

once a casino has built a reputation for years without scamming, i think they'd want to keep their reputation for good. no one wants to waste the years of hard work.

Most of the time, I believe the users who post that "this casino scammed me" are merely frustrated because they have lost their money through no self-control, and gambling more than they could afford to lose. It's rare that a brand new/newbie account has an actual scam-accusation against a well-established casino in the forum.

There was the issue with BC.Game, but they took their time, and I believe their admins studied the problem thoroughly before making the right decision. Any casino business can't merely surrender to the demands of their customers. That would be a path for it to be deceived regularly.

You are right most of the time the player is disgruntled but there are still a lot of legit claims. There are a lot of accusations against Rollbit. Here's one https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5463996.0

OK, that's probably a legit claim, but it might also be an isolated issue. Because why would Rollbit, a multi-million-dollar casino, risk the reputation of their business for a mere $30,000 by not allowing the withdrawal, and telling the user that he/she has to "list his/her other accounts"? OR it's probably an honest mistake?

Sportsbooks go under all the time. Not all but most of the time they take our money with. Some of these books were big at one time. There's no need to risk your money. Here's a list of closed books and scam books. It's the players own fault if they want to take the risk of playing at sportsbooks that have many open complaints. The information is out there.

"F" rated books or out of business
1x2coinsportsbook (2018)
1xbit.com (2016)
Acedbets.io
Anonibet closed November 2023.
Ball2Win
Bet555.io (2022)
Betja (2021)
Betnomi (2020)
Betbit
BetCas
betking.io sportsbook closed Nov. 2018.
Betlake.com
betmatch.io closed 2018.
Betonbit.com  (2019) closed in 2023
Betop.gg closed 2022
Betraft.com
Betroar.io (2020)
BetVIP
Bitbook
Bitbm
Bitcoinsport
Bitcoinlivebets
Bitcoinrush.io
Bitgame.online (2017)
Bitgame.com (2015)
bitsport.bet
Blockbet
BTCBonusBook (2015).
Casinoco (2015).
Coinbet
Coindrafts (2014)
coinplay.com (2023)
Cryptobet.com (2020)
Dimecrypto.eu
DirectBet
Ghostbook (TOR)
Gobetgo (2013)
Jetwin.ps
Kawbet.com (2020)
Latinbet24.com (2019)
Malubit (2019)
Match365
Mysticbets.io
Pitibet.io D (2020)
Powerbet (2016)
Sportbet.im
StakeBTC
Webetcoins
webet7.com

[Shamm]

@OP it's already three days since you opened this thread, so have you gamble on there and what's your experience with them? I see most of users are saying both of them can be trusted.

why alot of ppl have issues with KYC ?  i dont have any issue with that

What people were saying about KYC because when you need to verify your account, usually it will takes time and you might find it as a problem since verification isn't automatically approved.

Both casino is trusted enough if the user didn't break the rules and regulations of the casino cause once they break the rules then they will face the consequences. Which pretty bad it will lead into banned account once they prove that you were  using some cheats or any suspecios things. And also about KYC it's will expected once you are using a licensed casino cause most of them ask for KYC but it takes a few time so it's better to obey with it

[jrrsparkles]

are bookies fortunejack.com & rollbit.com  trustworthy with larger amounts ?

somebody can confirm betting on this 2 bookies with over 10k , 50k ? and no issues with withdrawls

FJ is one of the casinos that is running for years and there is no active accusation against them so they are clear to bet higher amounts. And rollbit is comparatively new but they are also turning out to be one of the highly wagered casino but you need to go through the TOS before depositing to make sure that you are not committing any mistake that could be end up in potential loss.

[Wind_FURY]

fortunejack.com has been around for years, i don't think a large amount will turn them into scams, they must have more BTC than any regular person since they have operated their casino for more than 2 halving. but they will certainly ask for your KYC. i think rollbit as well.

once a casino has built a reputation for years without scamming, i think they'd want to keep their reputation for good. no one wants to waste the years of hard work.

Most of the time, I believe the users who post that "this casino scammed me" are merely frustrated because they have lost their money through no self-control, and gambling more than they could afford to lose. It's rare that a brand new/newbie account has an actual scam-accusation against a well-established casino in the forum.

There was the issue with BC.Game, but they took their time, and I believe their admins studied the problem thoroughly before making the right decision. Any casino business can't merely surrender to the demands of their customers. That would be a path for it to be deceived regularly.

You are right most of the time the player is disgruntled but there are still a lot of legit claims. There are a lot of accusations against Rollbit. Here's one https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5463996.0

OK, that's probably a legit claim, but it might also be an isolated issue. Because why would Rollbit, a multi-million-dollar casino, risk the reputation of their business for a mere $30,000 by not allowing the withdrawal, and telling the user that he/she has to "list his/her other accounts"? OR it's probably an honest mistake?

Sportsbooks go under all the time. Not all but most of the time they take our money with. Some of these books were big at one time. There's no need to risk your money. Here's a list of closed books and scam books. It's the players own fault if they want to take the risk of playing at sportsbooks that have many open complaints. The information is out there.

OK, then from that viewpoint, would you say that Rollbit is currently going under and the admins might be trying to steal $30,000 from that particular user? OR could there actually be something going on with said user? Because it's also very possible that Rollbit's admins have already been studying the user's every action in the casino, no?

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[Woodie]

are bookies fortunejack.com & rollbit.com  trustworthy with larger amounts ?

somebody can confirm betting on this 2 bookies with over 10k , 50k ? and no issues with withdrawls

First and foremost, these two Casino's and sports books have been around for quite some time in this industry which gives them some reputation in the biz, but like every platform these days, players need to read and understand their terms and conditions of each platform to avoid be caught off guard and claim these platforms are trying to get your funds..
If you play by their rules, then you should have no problem with withdraws and everything else!

[adultcrypto]

are bookies fortunejack.com & rollbit.com  trustworthy with larger amounts ?

somebody can confirm betting on this 2 bookies with over 10k , 50k ? and no issues with withdrawls

Gambling site is not your private wallet so why will you be worried about having large amount in the platform? Unless you want to use same to play more games, you can withdraw to your private wallet, leaving only the amount you plan to continue gambling with. There have not been any bad record from either of the platforms, so I don't see why heavy gamblers cannot use them.

somebody can confirm betting on this 2 bookies with over 10k , 50k ? and no issues with withdrawls

Most big gamblers prefer remaining private, that is why you will never know that some people are betting and withdrawing amounts bigger than those you mentioned. One clue you should know is that both platforms have been around for a while with no bad reputation. Rollbit is even expanding and have launched additional platform (Duel Arena) which should allay your fears.

[bitterguy28]

are bookies fortunejack.com & rollbit.com  trustworthy with larger amounts ?

somebody can confirm betting on this 2 bookies with over 10k , 50k ? and no issues with withdrawls

The answers will always different from their experiences , some may confirm but others will not give a damn because it is your money and you must be responsible to where you will be depositing and betting that amount.
But 10k - 50k  for single bet? there are even million dollars amount of bet though I cannot confirm on those 2 because I am not their player but in other sites such as sportsbet and other site has this larger amounts.

try their site with small amount first mate, try to become at least their VIP for more comfortable and safer deposit and playing .
for me personally? it takes time and partnership before I will finally deposit huge amount such that.

[bhadz]

I have never withdrawn that much with any bookies but IMHO, fortunejack is one of the oldest and trusted casinos that I have seen. I was even part of their older version of campaign that ran for a very long time and even until now, they still run one. But setting aside discussions about their campaigns and budgets, if you'll be entrusting them with that amount or you win that much big. I have not seen a lot of complains about their withdrawals and deposits there. Whilst for Rollbit, it's not just now they're known as a casino, they also have their RLB or rollbit coin that has to reflect with their casino activities. Either of the two are good and again this is IMO, you should have no problems with them but KYC might be enforced and there might be some other type of treatment with users that have larger funds on their accounts.

[NeilLostBitCoin]

are bookies fortunejack.com & rollbit.com  trustworthy with larger amounts ?

somebody can confirm betting on this 2 bookies with over 10k , 50k ? and no issues with withdrawls

Currently, the two casinos in question have a good reputation, which makes me think that they are reliable when it comes to handling larger amounts of money. However, if I were in your position, I would suggest using multiple bookies to place larger bets, in order to reduce the risk of any unexpected events, since hacking is quite common these days. I strongly advise against betting more than you can afford to lose. Trust me, it's not worth the risk. I know that sometimes you may feel confident about a bet, but in the end, the team you bet on may lose.

[abel1337]

I don't do bet with a high amount but both casino/bookies has a good reputation in this forum especially fortunejack which is one of among the oldest casino I know that is still active in this forum up to the current date. Personally I do bets with Stake because it is my preferred casino/bookies but I'm confident that both of the casinos/bookies will have no problem about the withdrawal. There's a lot of high rollers and big bettors in the casino mentioned, that's why I don't think that there will be a problem with the withdrawal. As long as you abide their rules and they didn't detect a issue, everything will be fine,

Also make sure that you are ready for a KYC, there's a high chance that you will get flagged by all of these casinos with the amout you are betting.

[3kpk3]

And also about KYC it's will expected once you are using a licensed casino cause most of them ask for KYC but it takes a few time so it's better to obey with it

It's not that simple. Some gamblers don't feel comfortable providing their KYC in any site unless absolutely necessary and Rollbit's recent KYC related accusations steered away many gamblers.

If op has no issue providing his KYC at any stage in either of these casinos, he should go ahead and invest. However, if he has issues with KYC, he should avoid them.

[avp2306]

are bookies fortunejack.com & rollbit.com  trustworthy with larger amounts ?

somebody can confirm betting on this 2 bookies with over 10k , 50k ? and no issues with withdrawls

Currently, the two casinos in question have a good reputation, which makes me think that they are reliable when it comes to handling larger amounts of money. However, if I were in your position, I would suggest using multiple bookies to place larger bets, in order to reduce the risk of any unexpected events, since hacking is quite common these days. I strongly advise against betting more than you can afford to lose. Trust me, it's not worth the risk. I know that sometimes you may feel confident about a bet, but in the end, the team you bet on may lose.

Yeah they can handle that amount since $10k or $50k is not actually a big amount for them and we see both casino is running a good promotion which they pay a lot of money to their campaign participants also to their contest participants winner so I guess there's no problem to deal with such amount with those casino since so far they have good standing rating in this community.

But as other say that OP should be prepapre to the KYC ask since this is common requirements will be ask to them especially if he want to deal with such amount on casino since if he just deposit it and suddenly withdraw the amount then expect that there's investigation will happen since both casino doesn't like any money laundering schemes happening on their casino so OP and people should make sure that they are not participating on this kind of activity since for sure they will be hold and might face more bigger issue.

[kotajikikox]

according to the forum reputation , these 2 sites are reputable and have been serving the gamblers/bettors for years now as yes they are facing some problem but those are tolerable and they are addressing their issues.
it's your money mate, your decisions .

[bakasabo]

Are withdrawal issues the only thing that worry you? Why dont you start from reading ToS and making a test deposit? How I see your situation - if you follow the rules, you will never face any issues. And it does not matter if you bet on rollbit, fortunejack or any other popular on bitcointalk and reputed on the internet casino.

You know OP, there is something strange about your question. If you managed to earn enough, to be able to make such amounts to gamble, then you probably already should know how to manage your finance. Where you can gamble quietly, where you can spend your money. If there something worries you, then you probably had issues before. And I think it would be better if you share that info here, so we could advice you or answer your question more correctly. If you just want to make all of a sudden $50k single bet, then I would not recommend to do that, but would recommend first to build some reputation, history on those two platforms, rank up, wager and etc. Because a freshly registered account, that deposits $50k and makes all-in bet really looks suspicions for their security managers.