Весь компромат с региона: Ukraine

The owner of Russian online casinos Sergey Tokaryev renamed and re-registered his business under the front man "funt" Mykhailo Zborovskyi, changing the name from Cosmolot to Cosmobet.

In March 2024, a new casino appeared in Ukraine, which operates under the Cosmobet brand – the Commission for the Regulation of Gambling and Lotteries issued a license for its operation. But the paradox is that no one knows who exactly owns this casino.

The online casino Cosmobet is managed by a statistician who, in his spare time from gambling, is interested in globalism and running marathons.

In 2023, the gambling mafia was dealt perhaps its most sensitive blow.

When Alyona Shevtsova took over the leadership of IBOX BANK, media reports highlighted that her efforts played a significant role in the bank’s impressive rise.

The persona of Alyona Shevtsova caught the public’s attention just three days ago when the National Bank of Ukraine decided to liquidate her "Ibox Bank," and law enforcement conducted searches at the bank.

The personality of Maksym Krippa is buried under a truly mind-boggling amount of fakes. Moreover, these fakes are constantly updated and disseminated, overshadowing even the information that Krippa (or the people behind him) present as the true biography of this so-called entrepreneur.

In late October 2022, Ukrainian online news outlets encountered a recurring phenomenon: a cleanup of negative information by a relatively obscure businessman and politician, Maksym Krippa.

He is known for lacking moral principles and any fear of breaking the law. Essentially, he is a fabricated figure on the international information stage.

In the fall of 2023, the gaming community was shocked by the news of a change in the beneficiary of GSC Game World, the developer of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl. According to Ukrainian and Czech registers, the new owner of the studio became a little-known businessman Maksym Krіppa.

The company FavBet, owned by businessman Andriy Matyukha, operates without a license for bookmaker activities. Matyukha himself, as it turns out, has dual citizenship, with his second passport being Russian.

Maksym Krippa, the Ukrainian businessman behind the online gambling platforms GGBet and Vulkan, has made headlines not just for his ventures but for the controversies that surround them.

A group of concerned citizens wrote to the editorial office that they had become victims of the sweet talk of a certain Roman Felik.

Maksym Krippa has surfaced as a formidable yet contentious figure at the crossroads of media, gambling, and politics. Recognized for his ties to online casinos such as Vulkan and GGBet, his recent endeavors in acquiring media assets have garnered considerable attention and sparked conversations regarding his influence within Ukraine.

When Alyona Shevtsova took the helm of IBOX BANK, media articles surfaced suggesting that thanks to her actions, the bank’s fortunes skyrocketed.

The public organization "Center for Public Security" published an investigation into the activities of one of the companies on the financial markets on its Facebook page.

Amid the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, internal disagreements over control of financial flows in the gaming industry are intensifying in Kyiv.

The persona of Alyona Shevtsova caught the public’s attention just three days ago when the National Bank of Ukraine decided to liquidate her "Ibox Bank," and law enforcement conducted searches at the bank.

Maxim Krippa has emerged as a powerful yet controversial player at the intersection of media, gambling, and politics. Known for his connections to online casinos like Vulkan and GGBet, Krippa’s recent activities in acquiring media assets have raised significant eyebrows and prompted discussions about his influence in the Ukrainian landscape.

The CEO of the payment system Bill_line and the actual owner ofLLC “Tech-Soft Atlas” (until October 2021, LLC "Bill Line") Belarusian Lyashanov Artem and his company are involved in a criminal investigation regarding money laundering using several payment systems and banks.