WARNING: rollchain.today

Hello,

LCB has been made aware of this online scam/fraud tactic - 8th December 2025.

Domain: https://rollchain.today/  (Registered On: 01.12.2025)

Is rollchain.today site legit: NO

PLEASE NOTE: We believe that https://rollchain.today/ is unsafe and should be avoided. We strongly advise against making any deposits on this platform and recommend exercising caution.

Key red flags:

• Terms & Conditions are only accessible after logging in, and you must agree.
• Pattern of large “winnings” followed by demands for additional (often very large) deposits to release payouts.
• Site layout/flow is identical to previously reported scam sites.
• All games are fake and hosted on their own servers.

Our investigation revealed that this casino offers fake Pragmatic Play, Hacksaw Gaming, BGaming, Evoplay, and 1win.

Even though they have this on their website: Curaçao Gaming Authority and UKGC:

https://rollchain.today/ does not hold any license. The information provided on their website is misleading, as they are not authorized or regulated by the UK Gambling Commission, and if you visit the official Curaçao Gaming Authority website, you’ll see that they are not listed there.

The document on their website shows Long Island N.V., company registration number 157372, and license number OGL/2024/1451/0918.

However, license number OGL/2024/1451/0918 actually belongs to Medium Rare N.V., company registration number 14535.

Here’s how these "casinos" usually operate:

They start by offering a no-deposit bonus so players can win what looks like big money right away. But when it comes time to cash out, they suddenly demand a hefty “verification deposit.” It’s a tactic designed to hook players with the promise of easy winnings. In the end, players not only lose the winnings they thought they had but also the money they deposited for that so-called ‘verification’. In addition to this tactic, none of the games on the site is legitimate; they are all fake.

When they scam an unknown number of players or get publicly exposed, they shut down the existing domain and open a new one.

Please be informed that we have a brand-new tool, LCB Casino Check, designed to help you easily and confidently determine whether an online casino is legitimate.

Scammers are working hard  

Luckily, they’re so lazy that they stick to the same template, so even when they change the domain, they’re still easy to spot. They’re probably pulling their hair out because of LCB, exposing them really hurts their wallet

Thanks for the info.this is exactly what is happening here with me. Is there any chances of recovering the money that I have already sent them?

Man, every time we think we’ve seen it all, another scam pops up. Props for exposing it early! 👏

Hello Melanie Blackwell,

Welcome to LCB.

Unfortunately, there’s absolutely no chance — this is a classic example of how scam casinos cheat players.

Whenever you’re unsure whether an online casino is legitimate, we’ve got you covered! Our brand-new tool, LCB Casino Check, is designed to help you quickly and confidently determine if a casino is trustworthy.

Alternatively, if your desired casino is already listed on our LCB list, be sure to check out its full review. See how it ranks, read our members’ ratings, and get the inside scoop from their feedback comments.

I've been researching this casino for a week now. I signed up with them, instantly 'won' $135,000. Decided to give cashing out a go, alas, they required me to deposit $200 for KYC verification. I didn't send it. Was fishy from the hop. The more I dug, the more it made sense that it was fraudulent.

They DID have a license up until December 8th of this year. Which was revoked by the owner. Don't know why. I asked about their new license and their support staff sent me a same fake license that pulled up a different company. You'd think they'd take their fraud a little more seriously. 

Stay safe!!