Thanks I contacted them several times and indeed they don’t answer . I appreciate your feedback .
Well I see where this goes .
Sounds like you were one of the lucky people that got paid out under the agreements with various Casbit sites, alot of people didn't.
All I would say is in that case the KSA made some big fines, rulings and there was lots of news about the fines/rulings. They may have had some leverage also.
Without any big kerfuffle I don't see the same thing happening very easily
Generally when people play on illegal sites that are rogue or just plain scams, the advice is to chargeback and avoid illegal sites. This could apply to all sites that are taking play illegally, especially when obfuscating their payments via random vendors so the transactions aren't gambling.
When people play on illegal sites that are fair but still illegal, after they get paid out the advice is to avoid playing there as it's illegal play.
Whilst you can try and get these deposits back due to the site being illegal in your country, if you had won there you probably wouldn't be trying to get your deposits back right? That's why I see it as double dipping.
Now rest assured if I was in your shoes with the lalabet case I would have tried to claim back my deposits too as it was happening en mass, strength in numbers etc. I like money! And there was a non zero chance of getting paid so there was EV to be taken!
However as standalone player trying to do this, to a site that would have likely been fair in losses and wins, just don't be surprised if you don't manage to get anywhere. There's a reason it's outside the scope of most 3rd party complaints systems.
As nothing was done to reverse the payments immediately afterwards, I don't see you getting anything back unless a big group action happens, with your local authority behind you, similar to the Netherlands Casbit/lalabet situation.