Lost $2.1M on Rainbet in 4 Hours

[Agbe]

You would have left the scene when you were at a good term with yourself. I would say you got bad luck in the day but the mistake was from you. You don't play gamble when you are not in a stable mind and if you do, you will play rubbish and lost everything to the casino. As you lost your love one, even though the money has been deposited in the casino, you would locked up your mind to avoid gambling T that time. Sorry for the lost.

[Zadicar]

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.

First, you must accept your loss and accept the consequences of your irresponsible gambling actions. Essentially, you must be aware of your mistakes so you can think more clearly. Admitting mistakes is crucial for making amends. Second, you need to take a temporary break from gambling, and you don't need to force yourself to continue gambling. Just take a break, and try to calm down. Third, try to bounce back. You have been able to raise funds so far, and you once had that amount. So, I think you have a way to bounce back using the resources you have. Finally, try to avoid activities that can cause you stress, and don't risk your money for the time being.

Gambling is fun, and can be addictive, but we must be aware of the risks. Therefore, we should never gamble with money we can't afford to lose. If you want to gamble, please use cash that is safe to risk.

By the way, I don't think we need to be wary of crypto casinos, but we do need to be wary of our attitudes and behavior. Any losses we experience in gambling are our because of our own choices, and no one forced us to do so. The bottom line is, gamble responsibly.

You dont really have any choice because no matter what you do, there's no way that you can turn back time and would be able to avoid those loses and thats something you do need up to realize. Just like on what most people been saying on here is that good thing that he's been offered with some cashback on which its good rather than on losing it all 100%. thats a good courtesy from Rainbet when it comes to that but in overall it wouldnt really be covering up all the amount being lost, just like been said earlier that there's no business or casinos that would return out if a player do loses up and no matter how big or small it is. We are talking millions on here and losing it on a span of 4 hours on which this is really that very big. This is why some people cant able to believe it if its true or not but since OP did really provide some screenshots on earlier pages then it do really proves out that he's actually saying the truth and for OP then there's nothing we can do about this but to move on.

[Byebyebtc]

Solution to OP situation - do same thing that made you earn 2.1 million. If you have managed to earn such a fortune and did not have much hesitation to deposit to a casino, then I think and hope you are able to earn fortune again. Stay focused not on what you have lost, but what you have earned. Valuable life experience. Some get it cheap, you have paid a high price for it. Next time you will be in stressed situation, you will know what to do and how to react.

This is one of the best if not the best reply in this thread,
The best thing is to move on, I don't think OP need more advice on how not to repeat this again, this loss alone must have broken you down to learn,
That's why they say experience is the best teacher

[Shishir99]

Completely agree with that. The 210K from the 10% refund is not a small amount and would be far better spent on something useful and worthwhile. Going back to gambling to recover what was lost only adds to the damage and this kind of cycle often happens without realizing it, especially when the mind is not in the right condition.

Unfortunately, we end up repeating the same thing again and again. Op already said that he made 20 deposits in a session. Can you imagine that? He had only a four-hour gambling session, and he made 20 deposits. He made one deposit every 12 minutes, averaging around 105K per deposit. Don't you think it was too fast, and that he didn't even think twice before making those deposits? People need to take a break after they lose their initial deposit and start gambling again with a fresh mind.

It is good to see that he at least came here with a suggestion. I am not sure if he really reads any of these comments or if he went ahead and gambled the remaining 10% lossback he got from Rainbet. I hope he did not gamble those funds again instead of doing something better.

[Cyber_warrior]

That's the outcome of chasing your losses because you cannot recover them an it will lead to more losses. It's not good to gamble in a mental state of mind like this one you're into. Don't use gambling to console yourself because it will only worsen your situation after several losses. OP, I don't think that there's any way that you can use to recover your losses because winning is by luck and not by any strategy.

Exactly, chasing after your losses is a very wrong thing to do, it doesn't mostly end well because it will lead losing more money.
Chasing after losses is as a result of gambling with  more money than you can afford to lose and it will definitely affect your mental state.
Gamblers need to understand you should gamble responsibly because even short period of time is enough to lose a lot of money so you should always gamble with caution and don't be desperate for wins else you will end up losing your money.

[Achalugo BTC]

This is one of the best if not the best reply in this thread,
The best thing is to move on, I don't think OP need more advice on how not to repeat this again, this loss alone must have broken you down to learn,
That's why they say experience is the best teacher

Moving on from a loss can be very difficult, especially when the amount involved is a very huge one, but as difficult s it might be, it still remains the ONLY option for anyone who finds himself in such a situation. No point pondering on the loss or wishing there were easy ways to recover them cos there are actually none, the path to recovery is a dangerous and a risky one, and it doesn't alwys end well, so the best thing to do is move on and focus on your business, let the experience be a real lesson.

[arwin100]

This is one of the best if not the best reply in this thread,
The best thing is to move on, I don't think OP need more advice on how not to repeat this again, this loss alone must have broken you down to learn,
That's why they say experience is the best teacher

Moving on from a loss can be very difficult, especially when the amount involved is a very huge one, but as difficult s it might be, it still remains the ONLY option for anyone who finds himself in such a situation. No point pondering on the loss or wishing there were easy ways to recover them cos there are actually none, the path to recovery is a dangerous and a risky one, and it doesn't alwys end well, so the best thing to do is move on and focus on your business, let the experience be a real lesson.

It really difficult to move on especially if the losses involve is same as what OP write here, because that's insane amount to lose on a casino. I can't afford to lose that since it cost a lot and maybe if that situation happen to me I became so broke and will not eventually recover.

That experience remind all gamblers to take everything slow and make gambling as their entertainment. Anything like gambling above on their budget and limits will cause their total destruction. So gamble wisely and spend small amount only what they can afford to let go.

[rachael9385]

You would have left the scene when you were at a good term with yourself. I would say you got bad luck in the day but the mistake was from you. You don't play gamble when you are not in a stable mind and if you do, you will play rubbish and lost everything to the casino. As you lost your love one, even though the money has been deposited in the casino, you would locked up your mind to avoid gambling T that time. Sorry for the lost.

The circumstances that surrounded him was a tough one and I'm surprised that he could even remember his phone was at that moment to even gamble. Gambling at such a point of emotional instability is always going to lead to irrational decisions. From the moment he knew that he wasn't in the right state of mind he shouldn't have started in the first place.

[Odusko]

You would have left the scene when you were at a good term with yourself. I would say you got bad luck in the day but the mistake was from you. You don't play gamble when you are not in a stable mind and if you do, you will play rubbish and lost everything to the casino. As you lost your love one, even though the money has been deposited in the casino, you would locked up your mind to avoid gambling T that time. Sorry for the lost.

Many people ignore that simple warning, that emotional stability is key to making right decisions, so why should you gamble when the emotional stability is not there, many people approach gambling when they already have emotional crisis thinking that gambling will help them to escape they pains, but in the end reverse becomes the case like what happened to the ops of the story, he was emotionally unstable and went to gamble in that condition this led to his failure in all araa.

[SamReomo]

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.

Request them to offer you at least 30% of your losses as $2.1 million is a very huge amount to lose within a day. I suggest you to request them properly and thank them for their generosity, and there's chance that they might accept your request.

You're already getting 10% back and that's around $210k and with such amount you can either invest some of it in Bitcoin to hold it for long term or start a business that would help you to regain your losses as $210k is a good capital to do both investing in Bitcoin and also start a business.

I'm sorry for your loss, but I suggest you to not gamble that $210k that you get from them, instead invest some of it in Bitcoin for long term holding and some of it to start a new business.

[KingsDen]

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.

Hey!
I don't have to judge you because you already did that to yourself. So, it's time to put yourself together and start again. You made that much money and I believe you can make it again.
You said Rainbet offered you 10% of your losses, that means you are already in contact with them. Just tell them to give you 5% more, that 10% isn't enough.
There's no other valid help you can get from us here, or are you expecting us to advice you to take a legal action against Rainbet? In that case, you'll still lose the case.

But then, people can gamble o