Lost $2.1M on Rainbet in 4 Hours

[Dave1]

Sorry to hear that mate. I do understand where you coming from. When I was also stressed, I turn into gambling to escape losing as well but not as big as yours as I don't have that kind of money.

And it's really hard to fathom what really goes into our mind when we are under a heavy burden it life and thought that gambling is a way out. Hopefully, you can go back and recover mentally and able to stand up because of that trauma you suffer.

[ZeroVinsonN]

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.

2.1 millions is a huge amount, not to know how the incident happened!

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.

As much as I don't want to blame as much as I find the story unbelievable, but to clear our doubt and get possible advice you should share you transaction trx at least let us know you actually made such deposits as claimed, this is very important so that we will no keep giving medication to illness that does not exists. The best way to handle mental and emotional instability is to stay calm and not engage in anything that keep your brain busy.

It's just way too much money for a person to lose in that period of time in an online casino, I'm trying to imagine how much stake for each game and the numbers are still absurd, if OP can at least provide proof of these transactions then it would be easier to believe but right now $2.1M in 4 hours is too much to just believe.
I can not advise the OP to chase his losses regardless of how much he lost because it would only lead to even more loss, it's best to just move on from the loss and ensure they don't end up in such a situation again.

[jcojci]

Well I can only say that is very huge huge money and lose in 4 hours. I support you but recovering your losses will be hard since that is huge money.

But the thing that I don't get it you know that you are in the bad mental but why you still deposit repeatedly. That is a bad decision, you losing control and money while you can't get it back easily.

Maybe casino offers you to get an additional 10–15% in lossback but you can't expect they will be generous and gives you the money but we don't know for sure.

You need to stop gambling for a while and calm down your mind as you already losing much and if you continue playing gambling, I am afraid that your losses will be big more than your previous lose.

[yahoo62278]

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.

Sites are not going to give you a full refund of your deposits, you're lucky they gave you 10% honestly. The only way to recover is to continue gambling and hope you hit a hot streak, or stop gambling and get a job and save.

Sorry for your losses but casinos are a business, unfortunately people lose.

[Sticky Bomb]

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.

So sad to hear about the death of your loved one, but gambling was definitely not the best cure to such an emotional state, I hope you learned your lessons already.

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.

Do not gamble again in an attempt to recover, else you might loose back the 10% they offered you. There's nothing else to do here man, you've got to go and pick up the pieces of your life and move on. The best advise is to go back and resume hustling, you might still bounce back and recover your lost finances. Best of Luck!!!

[Italian Panic]

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.

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.

I don’t know whether this thread recounts a true story or is simply a work of fiction and clickbait, especially as it’s written by a newbie. The fact remains that when you are gambling or betting, you need to have a clear head so you don’t lose sight of what you are doing, or set yourself a deposit limit by setting a "stop refund" when you register (some platforms allow this, rainbet too).

Let’s assume the story is true: you deposited and spent the money of your own free will; the algorithm can’t know your mental or personal state, and it seems odd to me that there isn’t a daily betting limit, something that many online casinos have, including Rainbet, which promotes responsible gambling.
If I’m not mistaken, Rainbet has a daily limit of 5k, so to spend 2 million dollars you would have taken about 400 days... I don’t see any trickery on Rainbet’s part; I think it’s you who has an addiction if, after a year of gambling, you’ve never realised this. If they offered you a 10% refund, they were gentlemen.

Are we sure this isn’t a thread created to smear Rainbet’s reputation? have you any screenshot?

[Zadicar]

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.

Good thing that they would still able to give 10% of your loses on which is $210k but dont expect that you would be able to get that whole amount or you would be able to recover. Its better to secure out that cashback rather than on losing it all. This is a lesson learn for you on which there's no good on doing gambling when you are under depression or your state of mind isnt good because this will really that clouded up your awareness into the things that you've been doing specially on gambling on which it is really that talking about spending money and this isnt something that you can joke on because it could wrecked you up hard and if you arent that good state then you would definitely ending up this situation. Solution? completely stop and withdraw those cashbacks and at least you have that 10% rather than on having nothing at all. Its the most common mistake of most gamblers on which they do gamble to ease up the pain they are currently experiencing but to know that losing up more money will severe out that feeling even more.

[Ziskinberg]

Damn, that was a huge amount of money, man. For people like me, I probably couldn’t even earn that in a lifetime, and you lost it in just 4 hours.

But well, we all have different financial situations. You’re a millionaire, most of us are not. And even though people with that kind of money are expected not to have problems, here you are, so it really shows that money alone does not protect anyone from this.

I may not be on your level financially, but let me still give you this advice, don’t hesitate to take a break from gambling. Make it at least a year if you really can, so everything that happened will fully sink in, you’ll have time to reflect on your mistakes, and you’ll also give yourself a real chance to recover.

[Hewlet]

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.

There's no need trying to recover more from what you've already lost because likely, it's the thought of recovering from what you've lost that has led you to loosing this much in a single bet.

I think gambles should always know that after every reckless decision they've made comes regret and unfortunately, no amount of regret will equal the amount that has been lost. Learn your lesson on time and flee from any form of irresponsible gambling because at the end of the day, an irresponsible act of gambling does more harm than good to you and while in the moment you might feel excited and enjoy the fun that comes with it, after such moment comes an unavoidable regret.

[rbynxx]

I suggest you get some serious help, you won't overcome this by yourself. Losses of a love one and losses after losses in a casino will definitely ruin your mental state. Seek an advice professionally, there's a lot of agencies and hotlines out there you can rely on and most of them are free to get help into.

Don't ever chase it, you'll only lost more from what you have right now and that will probably be the worst to do. How about exclude yourself on the site and stop gambling for good, that's I think a win-win scenario.

[nimogsm]

Sorry to hear that mate. I do understand where you coming from. When I was also stressed, I turn into gambling to escape losing as well but not as big as yours as I don't have that kind of money.

And it's really hard to fathom what really goes into our mind when we are under a heavy burden it life and thought that gambling is a way out. Hopefully, you can go back and recover mentally and able to stand up because of that trauma you suffer.

It's actually a very instructive story that once again proves that gambling under stress is a very bad idea. There's also a positive aspect to this story: the guy will get 10% back the question is whether he can stop or continue gambling and lose absolutely everything. I think many people will learn from this story and understand that this is possible.

[sompitonov]

Of course, life isn't easy, and it's hard to talk about it publicly, but I think this will make things a little easier for you. The fact that they offered you 10% is at least something, but it's better not to try to win it back under any circumstances, and just go on vacation and not gamble for at least two months. Try to rethink your gambling philosophy and whether you even need it. This helped me during difficult times; now I play rarely and with small stakes, not with the goal of winning big. Of course, you were desperate about your situation, but casinos aren't particularly interested in the players' well-being; for them, it's just a business that needs to be profitable. Nevertheless, you shouldn't lose heart; you need to learn to live again after losing this money. These aren't just words.

[batang_bitcoin]

Man, just stop. If rainbet has already given you second life, be okay with it and never come back to your former life. Start a new life somewhere else and don't think of having that back because it will take time now before you recover. But it shouldn't be how you're thinking, try to clear your mind. Why not have a vacation with that cash back that's been offered to you? I would do that so that I can rethink of my decisions and game plan because if it didn't work in the first place, won't probably work in the second time with the same plan.

[fruktik]

What's stopping you from investing? I think it would be the best option. Or perhaps you prefer the adrenaline rush of gambling?

Why did you make this particular choice? It's even a little strange to me. No, I'm not saying we should adhere to certain social norms and follow a common path, but it's still not entirely clear to me. What prompted you to choose casino gambling when this world offers so many ways to spend money?

[Rabata]

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.

Understanding your condition, it is certain that you were not fit at the time of betting, which was definitely a big problem. If the mental state is bad, I have seen most of the time that the chances of losing increase. In betting 2.1 million dollars is definitely not a small amount, because after such a big loss, a person's mental state will not be normal. The big positive thing here is that Rainbet want to give you 10%, I think it is definitely a good advantage according to your condition. I know that this money is nothing to your loss. But it is better to have than nothing. So if you get it, it will definitely be helpful for you. But if you choose gambling to increase your money again at this moment, you may lose everything.

In this situation, you should take a break from gambling for the time being. Until you can stabilize yourself mentally. My advice is that chasing your losses at this time can cause even greater losses.

[Ever-young]

It's actually a very instructive story that once again proves that gambling under stress is a very bad idea. There's also a positive aspect to this story: the guy will get 10% back the question is whether he can stop or continue gambling and lose absolutely everything. I think many people will learn from this story and understand that this is possible.

For some, getting 10% back wouldn't be enough to cover for the total loss they've incurred, and so they'll mostly have the though of chasing for more wins to see if they could be lucky enough to recover even if it'll be 50% of the loss, especially for someone who couldn't control himself from making multiple deposits, staking away that 10% would only be a piece of cake, except of course he returns back to his senses and realize it's not just his day.

[Powerjumboo]

What's stopping you from investing? I think it would be the best option. Or perhaps you prefer the adrenaline rush of gambling?

Why did you make this particular choice? It's even a little strange to me. No, I'm not saying we should adhere to certain social norms and follow a common path, but it's still not entirely clear to me. What prompted you to choose casino gambling when this world offers so many ways to spend money?

Why do people gamble? Either for entertainment or to make money. Why do you gamble? You gamble either for entertainment or to make money and you are gambling because you like gambling. Similarly, this man may have liked gambling, he may not have liked investing that much, which is why the man chose gambling to make quick money from gambling, but he should not be blamed for this. But he should definitely not have gambled so recklessly. Of course, he should have used a very small amount of money for gambling, meaning he should have used the money that he could control himself to lose.

[Somto9Light]

For some, getting 10% back wouldn't be enough to cover for the total loss they've incurred, and so they'll mostly have the though of chasing for more wins to see if they could be lucky enough to recover even if it'll be 50% of the loss, especially for someone who couldn't control himself from making multiple deposits, staking away that 10% would only be a piece of cake, except of course he returns back to his senses and realize it's not just his day.

It's very easy for gamblers who lack discipline to fall into traps like this. Stories like this should really serve as a huge lesson, not just for other gamblers but even to the victim himself, a lesson that should make them prioritize discipline over emotion, because following your emotions would only lead you to more troubles, assuming the OP applied discipline and not to follow his emotions, he sure wouldn't have lost so much.

[STT]

I sympathize greatly because I recognize this in myself and in my experience as a reason for failing bets & its a risk for everyone.   Anyone here needs to acknowledge you never take on gambling when deeply upset as its just easily a disaster waiting as we are reading.    
   Pace yourself is always best advice for consistent success, I have to win it back today is a bad idea especially if you are already tired and upset and that really is a universal rule.   Without knowing OP's total situation its hard to know the best advice but give yourself some time to process and gain stability in your feelings, then your actions will be better.

[Wapfika]

What's stopping you from investing? I think it would be the best option. Or perhaps you prefer the adrenaline rush of gambling?

Why did you make this particular choice? It's even a little strange to me. No, I'm not saying we should adhere to certain social norms and follow a common path, but it's still not entirely clear to me. What prompted you to choose casino gambling when this world offers so many ways to spend money?

Why do people gamble? Either for entertainment or to make money. Why do you gamble? You gamble either for entertainment or to make money and you are gambling because you like gambling. Similarly, this man may have liked gambling, he may not have liked investing that much, which is why the man chose gambling to make quick money from gambling, but he should not be blamed for this. But he should definitely not have gambled so recklessly. Of course, he should have used a very small amount of money for gambling, meaning he should have used the money that he could control himself to lose.

On his situation, the problem is not his preference on gambling over investment rather he find a way to entertain himself after his love ones passed away.

The timing of bad luck on his unstable mind makes his feelings worst that’s why he keep pursuing to gamble more even if he is losing on the game without having fun. He will not continue to gamble if he is losing big already on normal state of mind.

He is a victim of vulnerability to gambling addiction.