Lost $2.1M on Rainbet in 4 Hours

[Progambler2]

I’m under 30, so I hope I can recover relatively quickly. But if anyone has advice on how to bounce back after something like this, I’d really appreciate it. And if there’s any way the 10% compensation could be increased to around 25–30%, that would make a huge difference.

It's good that you are still positive in your outlook. I would have lost my mind if I lost $2.1M in just 4 Hours. The best way to do now is to take a vacation, do other things, if you have other business and family, focus all your efforts on these two. There is more to life after losing $2.1M  in 4 Hours.
And regarding increasing the compensation, it's up to Rainbet management whether they will grant that request, but you can try.

Yes, you have to stay positive in life, even in the most extreme situations. The goal is to come out stronger.
In any case, if anyone can help me recover it, I’m willing to offer a percentage of whatever is recovered. feel free to reach out.

proof:
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[goldkingcoiner]

Hello, I lost $2.1 million on Rainbet in just 4 hours due to a very stressful situation in my life (the death of a loved one). I honestly don’t understand how it happened, I made around 20 deposits and lost almost every single time. I was extremely unlucky.

I’ve been playing on Rainbet for a while, and I wasn’t even playing recklessly. My bets were adapted to each deposit, I wasn’t going “degen” with my wagers. Yet this time, I had an unbelievable streak of bad luck, I really couldn’t understand what was happening.

I admit I was in a very bad mental state, and I kept making repeated deposits, which was stupid, but I wasn’t thinking clearly at all.

To their credit, they offered me 10% of my losses, which is already something. But in your opinion, is there anything I can do to try to recover more, considering the repeated deposits and the circumstances? This situation has completely ruined my life.

Please don’t tell me it’s my fault, I’m just looking for possible solutions if any. And please be careful with crypto casinos,thats the most dangerous addiction.

I am very sorry to hear of your loss of a loved one. That is a very emotionally and psychologically traumatizing experience.

I have never heard of a casino giving back ANY money for any reason. So if they are willing to give you 10% they may be willing to give you more because they might be in a precarious position. But I am no legal expert nor do I know the jurisdiction in which Rainbet operates so I cannot help you with any advice or prior experience. So you might want to dig a bit deeper in that area.

[Findingnemo]

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You are confessing to multi-accounting while you are in self-exclusion, this is bad. And the 10% you got is some kind of rakeback bonus or something, and it's not because you are rebuilding or whatever, they just give a certain from the total loss just to keep the user engaged and you can't think that you can make a deal and come to like 20 or 30%.

Technically they don't owe you anything and that 10% is a strategy to keep you playing so make sure what you wanted to do now.

[Slow death]

To their credit, they offered me 10% of my losses, which is already something. But in your opinion, is there anything I can do to try to recover more, considering the repeated deposits and the circumstances? This situation has completely ruined my life.

My advice: stop gambling and seek treatment from a doctor instead of asking the internet for help on how to recover the money you've lost. You want money to continue gambling; the wrong idea that with more money you can gamble to the point of recovering all your losses is going through your head right now, and that will only further ruin you, because all your relatives will abandon you when they find out you lost money you couldn't afford to lose. So before things reach the point where all your relatives abandon you and your addiction gets even worse, seek medical help in the real world and get treatment to cure yourself of this addiction.

[Orpichukwu]

In my case, the pattern was extreme: repeated deposits, a kind of martingale behavior, around 30 deposits in a row over 4 hours, all ending in losses. That kind of activity should raise red flags. There should be mechanisms to detect this and, at the very least, trigger some form of intervention, even something simple like a support message asking if everything is okay.

This act is exactly what raises some questions. It's popular among every other casino; if this had been you winning repeatedly and making some withdrawal, their algorithm could have detected such activities, and your account could be at risk of undergoing some manual check-up, but it's a totally different case when you are losing and making deposits in a row.

If anyone has a high-level contact at Rainbet and can help facilitate this, I’m open to offering a percentage of any recovered amount as a reward.

You can contact me on Telegram: @goloom18.

Thank you all for your support, it truly means a lot.

They have an ANN thread here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5479271.0, and they also have representatives (@Rainbet) which is active in the forum. You can give it a shot, but don’t expect too much from them, as you have already taken responsibility for your action and are not trying to shift blame like some others could have been doing.

[Progambler2]

I already have funds set aside, and for me it is no longer a question of playing that part is over. I’ve taken my lesson from this experience.

I would simply like to know if, in this situation, a lossback adjustment could be considered, potentially from 10% to 20%, or even to 25% if an exception is possible given the severity of the circumstances

Losing around $2.1 million in just 4 hours was extremely difficult to process, both mentally and physically, and it has been a very intense experience.

If someone from Rainbet sees this message, I would appreciate it if you could review my case and let me know whether anything can be done. Thank you.

[Asiska02]

Even though you’re looking to get back to gambling again, after this big loss you’re encountered, it is advisable to stay away from gambling for a while until you’re able to recover back from your mental state. Circumstances leads to some triggers that makes you do things that are regrettable in life. It is so kind of them to give you back 10% of your deposit after the big loss. That’s quite a huge amount of money in my opinion that you can start something with gradually, it will only take time but if you’re willing to, you’ll rise again and your life isn’t ruined completely because of that loss.

It is good you’re considering looking away from gambling at this point to make you get yourself together and earn something through investing the money because getting back to gambling will only make you chase after your loss once more and could even lose the 10% again. Go for minimal risk investment, that will help you manage and grow your money gradually once more.

[Cryptomultiplier]

To their credit, they offered me 10% of my losses, which is already something. But in your opinion, is there anything I can do to try to recover more, considering the repeated deposits and the circumstances? This situation has completely ruined my life.

My advice: stop gambling and seek treatment from a doctor instead of asking the internet for help on how to recover the money you've lost. You want money to continue gambling; the wrong idea that with more money you can gamble to the point of recovering all your losses is going through your head right now, and that will only further ruin you, because all your relatives will abandon you when they find out you lost money you couldn't afford to lose. So before things reach the point where all your relatives abandon you and your addiction gets even worse, seek medical help in the real world and get treatment to cure yourself of this addiction.

This kind of addiction is what I fear the most because when it comes to emotional distress, one can go any length if not properly taken care of, just to relieve themselves and while am not too happy about this state of addiction, I think it's way better than having suicidal thoughts and tendencies.

Well, this would serve as a warning to others about maintaining emotional control and bankroll management especially as it concerns crypto currency gambling that is still a new area of gambling in this present dispensation.
I think OP can actually make a case against the platform about getting a higher percentage back with proof, since the platform failed to flag your distress, although it's not certain, but it's a possibility against the huge loss incurred during this period.
 

[Fiatless]

I already have funds set aside, and for me it is no longer a question of playing that part is over. I’ve taken my lesson from this experience.

I would simply like to know if, in this situation, a lossback adjustment could be considered, potentially from 10% to 20%, or even to 25% if an exception is possible given the severity of the circumstances

Losing around $2.1 million in just 4 hours was extremely difficult to process, both mentally and physically, and it has been a very intense experience.

If someone from Rainbet sees this message, I would appreciate it if you could review my case and let me know whether anything can be done. Thank you.

Have you contacted the management of Rainbet? Since they have agreed to give you 10%, you should discuss with them about your circumstances. You could also seek a professional mediator to negotiate a deal. Some experienced members on the scam accusation board could be of help to your case. Casinos are profit-making organizations. Would you have returned some part of the money if you had won?

But I also think you should seek professional help to enable you to avoid a repeat of this behavior. I wish you all the best in life.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Sorry mate, you should have played with a small amount that you could not regret losing, $2.1m is huge and there is no easy way of making such a huge amount in one go. Although some rich people who has many investments on different asset can be able to make that amount back within a short period of time, if you are like that, then you could recover easily but if you think you can get it back still with gambling, you might end up losing more.

[Bright0515]

Based on your story I believe the reason why you lost such huge amount of money is because you weren't in a good mood that's why, it would have been better if you gamble when you were in a good mood. My little advice for you is that you should try as much as possible to avoid gamble for a while so that you can recover mentally and financially. From the story you provided, I think it's not advisable to gamble during such situations because you will probably make things worse if you are not lucky.

[Sandra_hakeem]

"Oh, I bought a yacht yesterday and bashed onto another ship while on a cruise. I also bought two Boeing 747 on the same order, but honestly, I don't know what to do with them". Maybe I'll just crash them like Mr beast and hopefully, that'll be fun?

How do y'all come up with stories like this and everyone plays along without asking questions. C'mon, if you need a real discussion, make it worth it.

Please don’t tell me it’s my fault, I’m just looking for possible solutions if any.

Hold on, whose fault is it? Mine?Op is looking for possible solutions to recover his losses. Op is either looking for a needle in a haystack, or not looking at all.

[robelneo]

Losing around $2.1 million in just 4 hours was extremely difficult to process, both mentally and physically, and it has been a very intense experience.

We don't know your worth or if you're a multi-millionaire, but even if you are that rich its really hard to process that I can'teven think of that I can't go to sleep just losing $1k, what more with millions. I'm sure it will take time before you get over 

If someone from Rainbet sees this message, I would appreciate it if you could review my case and let me know whether anything can be done. Thank you.

Some people are recommending sending a request, so I will also do that. You're the one with the request, so you should be the one approaching. We'll never know if they saw this and are just waiting for you to make a request, so go for it.

[IsraelK]

Hello, I lost $2.1 million on Rainbet in just 4 hours due to a very stressful situation in my life (the death of a loved one). I honestly don’t understand how it happened, I made around 20 deposits and lost almost every single time. I was extremely unlucky.

I’ve been playing on Rainbet for a while, and I wasn’t even playing recklessly. My bets were adapted to each deposit, I wasn’t going “degen” with my wagers. Yet this time, I had an unbelievable streak of bad luck, I really couldn’t understand what was happening.

I admit I was in a very bad mental state, and I kept making repeated deposits, which was stupid, but I wasn’t thinking clearly at all.

To their credit, they offered me 10% of my losses, which is already something. But in your opinion, is there anything I can do to try to recover more, considering the repeated deposits and the circumstances? This situation has completely ruined my life.

Please don’t tell me it’s my fault, I’m just looking for possible solutions if any. And please be careful with crypto casinos,thats the most dangerous addiction.

I am incredibly sorry to hear about the loss of your loved one. Grief can cloud our judgment in ways that feel unrecognizable once the fog clears, and losing that kind of life-changing amount during such a vulnerable moment is a heavy burden to carry.

You are right to warn others—addiction is a serious battle. But for those who choose to continue in the world of sports and prediction, the goal is to move away from the "house-controlled" environment of a casino and toward a system of Personal Sovereignty.

Bitcoin-betting is at its best when it is used not as a "game of luck" against a casino's math, but as a transparent tool for the disciplined handicapper.

[adultcrypto]

In the entire post, you didn't mention that you suffered any addiction, you were just emotionally depressed due to the death of a loved one which lead you to gamble recklessly. Indeed it is a terrible thing that has happened to you and if you want my sincere advice, accept the 10% refund that Rainbet have offered and move on. If you have $2.1m to deposit in a casino to gamble, you are obviously rich so concentrate on what gave you the money and take a break from gambling for now.

[Findingnemo]

I would simply like to know if, in this situation, a lossback adjustment could be considered, potentially from 10% to 20%, or even to 25% if an exception is possible given the severity of the circumstances

Losing around $2.1 million in just 4 hours was extremely difficult to process, both mentally and physically, and it has been a very intense experience.

How do you even justify what you are talking about here? You are the one who deposited and gambled and then lost and when you got the rakeback, you are looking for more. I just wonder what would be your reaction if there is no bonus at all, would that make you fine than the 10%?

And I doubt gambling is a good option to deal with your grief.

[Chibit01]

In the entire post, you didn't mention that you suffered any addiction, you were just emotionally depressed due to the death of a loved one which lead you to gamble recklessly. Indeed it is a terrible thing that has happened to you and if you want my sincere advice, accept the 10% refund that Rainbet have offered and move on. If you have $2.1m to deposit in a casino to gamble, you are obviously rich so concentrate on what gave you the money and take a break from gambling for now.

Most of the people who have ever applied for self exclusion in a casino do it because of gambling addiction and for the op to have applied for such one time and also skipped to create new account that's a sign of some who is not gambling responsibly, I feel sorry for the op as he just lost a love one but that pain alone was not the only thing which pushed him to such type of gambling practice addiction is also part of the reason.

I also want to be fully transparent: I had previously self-excluded from one of my Rainbet accounts, later lifted that restriction, and then created another account. However, I was still depositing from an address that had been linked to a self-exclusion.

[Hatchy]

That's a huge amount to lose, dont you think you are kind of addicted? Considering the fact that you are undergoing certain hard time and emotional trauma, it's best you would have taken some time off gambling. It's usually very difficult gambling when your head is distracted and what's worse when it's someone very close to you. You should have controlled yourself about better before you got to lose up to that amount. For you question Im not sure anyone would be able to help you and I don't really see much than can be done. You've already lost the money and what you can do now is to chill off from gambling during this period, take your time to grieve and dont out your emotions In the line while gambling..

[malcovi2]

I already have funds set aside, and for me it is no longer a question of playing that part is over. I’ve taken my lesson from this experience.

I would simply like to know if, in this situation, a lossback adjustment could be considered, potentially from 10% to 20%, or even to 25% if an exception is possible given the severity of the circumstances

Losing around $2.1 million in just 4 hours was extremely difficult to process, both mentally and physically, and it has been a very intense experience.

If someone from Rainbet sees this message, I would appreciate it if you could review my case and let me know whether anything can be done. Thank you.

I dunno they already gave you a loss back of 10% but if you were using a a sponsored streamer code that does loss back maybe you could get another 10-20% depends on the code you are using.

[OgNasty]

This story sounds a little far fetched. People with the mental ability to make millions of dollars don’t throw it all away on a bad gambling run. Who knows though… Maybe OP inherited billions and this is nothing. I know I’m not in a position to lose over 2 million dollars and not be a big angry about it…