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[free-bit.co.in]

I don't know when they put up that announcement on their website and how long it's been there. I just took a look at their X profile and went through all of the posts they made in September. They post almost every day and often multiple times per day but there is no announcement of the casino's imminent closure. Maybe they posted about it earlier. I didn't check further back than September. It's very unusual.

A team that puts out promotional post multiple time in a day would casually suppress crucial announcement like shutdown. This is not any unintended error or technical mistake, in my opinion.

This is completely politically motivated. They know very well that announcing shutdown on social media would have triggered panic withdrawal in an instant.

They adopted this strategy to save their cash flow and liquidity at last minute. So that new user make deposit after seeing promotion right up to the last day, while existing player remain completely unaware.

[Pmalek]

A team that puts out promotional post multiple time in a day would casually suppress crucial announcement like shutdown. This is not any unintended error or technical mistake, in my opinion.

This is completely politically motivated. They know very well that announcing shutdown on social media would have triggered panic withdrawal in an instant.

They adopted this strategy to save their cash flow and liquidity at last minute. So that new user make deposit after seeing promotion right up to the last day, while existing player remain completely unaware.

I don't know what their motives are and what they are trying to achieve. The fact remains that there is a visible notification on the website about the casino closing down. That banner is more important than writing about it on X and other social media accounts. All their players won't be active on social media but as soon as they visit the website they will see the notification. Because of that, I wouldn't accuse them of trying to hide their imminent closure but it would be interesting to hear what they have to say about not announcing it on X.

[BlackBoss_]

I don't know what their motives are and what they are trying to achieve. The fact remains that there is a visible notification on the website about the casino closing down. That banner is more important than writing about it on X and other social media accounts. All their players won't be active on social media but as soon as they visit the website they will see the notification. Because of that, I wouldn't accuse them of trying to hide their imminent closure but it would be interesting to hear what they have to say about not announcing it on X.

I visit the site and quickly see the notification on top of a page.

This site is closing on October 1. Thank you for your support — we hope you enjoyed our services.

But only this short notification is not enough, as they should add a hyperlink to a full detailed announcement about their casino service closure, and timelines on what Casinobet users have to be aware of and know what to do.

I check at bottom of their site to try finding any blog page for that post, but they don't have that.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

I visit the site and quickly see the notification on top of a page.

This site is closing on October 1. Thank you for your support — we hope you enjoyed our services.

But only this short notification is not enough, as they should add a hyperlink to a full detailed announcement about their casino service closure, and timelines on what Casinobet users have to be aware of and know what to do.

I check at bottom of their site to try finding any blog page for that post, but they don't have that.

I do hope they did try out to send an email to every user who registered on their website. If someone does not check out the casino for a few days or weeks, then they are going to miss seeing the announcement.

I also do hope they have a plan to refuse user funds even long after the service has ceased operations. That's the best they could do in case someone missed the announcement in time.

[BlackBoss_]

This site is closing on October 1. Thank you for your support — we hope you enjoyed our services.

I do hope they did try out to send an email to every user who registered on their website. If someone does not check out the casino for a few days or weeks, then they are going to miss seeing the announcement.

I also do hope they have a plan to refuse user funds even long after the service has ceased operations. That's the best they could do in case someone missed the announcement in time.

Even the short notification on their website does not contain too much information for users.

Usually when a service is closing, in the announcement, there will be a timeline for that with different actions and given time windows for users. With this announcement, it gives only one information about the closing day.

How about withdrawals?
When will be a last time of withdrawal requests will be proceeded by CasinoBet?
No information about that.

Hopefully if they sent emails to users, the emails will contain more helpful information but I'm really doubtful about that.

[PaPoc]

I received no email about the site closing. The last email I got was a promo for their new monthly tournament. I guess that won't be paid out either. By the way, they've since changed the notice on the website from October 1 to September 30.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

I received no email about the site closing. The last email I got was a promo for their new monthly tournament. I guess that won't be paid out either. By the way, they've since changed the notice on the website from October 1 to September 30.

It's crazy how some of these services operate. They just shut down things like they are running away from something, or maybe there is something shady going on behind the scenes, and they are trying to leave no trace

I just checked the website today, and indeed everything is gone. No support contact for those who may still want to withdraw their funds