Many offshore crypto casinos (e.g., Roobet, Gamdom, BC.Game, Rainbet) embed a “Buy Crypto” widget from third-party on-ramps (MoonPay, Transak, Mercuryo, Swapped). Functionally, this serves as a payment option for gambling deposits: the user funds with fiat (card/transfer), the on-ramp converts to crypto, and the assets are auto-delivered to the casino’s wallet and credited to the player. In substance, the on-ramp acts as a de facto PayFac for the casino.
Is John Evans, the so-called CEO and Co-Founder of Rainbet, a real industry titan—or just another phantom character in the digital casino funhouse? At FinTelegram, we’re no strangers to shadowy operators using stage names and AI-powered profiles to dodge regulators, investors, and journalists alike.
In a shocking escalation of corporate retaliation, the independent football journalism website Attacking Football has been completely taken offline by what its founder, Paddy Keogh, describes on X as an "extremely severe DDoS attack" following the publication of a damaging exposé on offshore gambling operator Rainbet.
Rainbet represents a sophisticated offshore gambling operation that epitomizes the worst aspects of unregulated cryptocurrency casinos. Operating through a complex web of shell companies and utilizing regulatory arbitrage between Curaçao and Anjouan jurisdictions, Rainbet has built a global gambling empire while systematically violating consumer protection laws.
ubbed "The Wagner Group of Sports Betting" by gambling industry experts, 1xBet represents the most sophisticated criminal gambling operation in modern history. This Russian-owned betting empire, founded by three fugitives subject to international arrest warrants, has transformed from a regional illegal operation into a global criminal enterprise.