RustMoment Is Offline: Why You Can't Withdraw and Where to Play Instead
RustMoment's own staff say the site is offline and for sale, which is why withdrawals don't work. What that means for your balance, and the Rust sites to use instead.
Updated
If you searched for RustMoment because a withdrawal isn't coming through, here's the short answer: the site's own staff account posted in its chat that RustMoment is offline and for sale, and that this is why you can't withdraw. We've taken it off our lists.
What we found
RustMoment still loads, and you can still sign in and deposit. But in the chat, the RustMoment account itself wrote that the site is for sale and offline, which is why withdrawals don't work. Other players in the same chat say it has been "offline" for a long time while deposits kept working. The few Trustpilot reviews it has say the same: coins disappearing, withdrawals refused, and support taking weeks to answer.
A site where you can put money in but not take it out isn't a gambling site any more, it's a one-way door.
If you have a balance on RustMoment
Open a support ticket, keep screenshots of your balance and every message, and don't deposit anything else hoping to unlock a withdrawal. Ignore anyone who offers to "recover" your skins for a fee.
Where to play Rust instead
Our Rust gambling sites list is ranked on payouts and trust. If you liked RustMoment's free coins: RustyLoot gives up to $2 in free coins to new players who meet its requirements, and RustClash is the biggest Rust site we know of.
See also: closed and offline gambling sites.