This is exactly what I suspect happened. After winning in Roulette, the player in question sent out a number of P2P transfers. This triggered an in depth security review, and the analyst managed to link up his new account to a prior one self excluded for gambling problems.

This then became a regulatory compliance issue. The second the accounts are linked, they have to shut him down.

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Kahn

The OP has been in touch with me via live chat and I have instructed him on how to clear up this issue. Due to restrictions his account will remain closed.

yep i havent got any reply not yet from security, but anyway i have normally played a long time on rpm and this wasant first time when i played couple spin in roulette when i waited my tourneys start, so reason can be allso that they have closed my aco**** because im up from roulette maby 10-15k. Ihave played allready long time on rpm poker without any problems and have made couple cashouts..

allso they have made security check many month ago when i verifed my account, and they have told me that all fine and i can play so its not my fault and i should get all money back.

It is your fault. You told a gaming company that you have a gambling problem. The repercussions of that, which you are now facing, are standard.

I have every confidence that you will get your money back though.

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Kahn

this have happen before in some other places, if u have won"too much" they have closed your account but everytime i have got my money back.

Allso they dont have any mention in rules that if u have closed some account in same network long time ago u get networkbann instantly. But anyway we dont know what is the reason and they can always say whatever they want, i dont say that this happened but i have 10 years experiance from poker online and casino sites so i know what i talking a bout.. but lets wait a reply.

The OP has been emailed after the completion of the investigation into his account. This matter has now been resolved.