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Rabidi N.V. is a Curacao-registered company implicated in operating numerous online casinos and gambling sites as reported by FinTelegram. Until a few months ago, Rabidi operated with a Curacao license that seems no longer be valid. Payments are processed via various payment agents, including Tilaros in Cyprus. Bankruptcy procedures have been initiated against the company in Curacao. We would like to know more from our whistleblowers.
Background on Rabidi
Rabidi used to operate its online chance game platforms under a Curacao license. However, such an offshore license does not authorize them to offer their services in many jurisdictions, including the UK, Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany, Norway, Sweden, and Austria. Just to name a few.
Beneficial Ownership: Denis Butko is identified as the beneficial owner of Rabidi.
EU Payment Agents: Payment agents like Tilaros Limited, integral to Rabidi‘s operations, are based in Cyprus, within the heart of the EU.
Allegations of Non-Payment and Intimidation: There have been multiple reports, including from public sources and whistleblowers, accusing Rabidi of not honoring player winnings. Instances of players being threatened with public exposure of their gambling activities if they demand payouts have also been noted, raising concerns of blackmail and intimidation.
Bankruptcy proceedings in Curacao: Bankruptcy proceedings have initiated against Rabidi through legal representation, citing non-payment of winnings.
Investigations into Financial Misconduct: Documents reveal that authorities in various jurisdictions are investigating Rabidi for suspected money laundering and tax evasion.
Recent Developments
Lost License: As of November 20, 2023, Rabidi‘s online casinos, checked using the Curacao Egaming Checker, appear to have lost their licensing.
Website Disappearance: Post-license loss, Rabidi‘s presence as an operator on online casino websites (RabidiNV.com) has been removed. Several sites have either disappeared or show 404 errors.
Payment Agent Anomalies: Tilaros Limited, a key payment agent for Rabidi, lacks an online or social media presence, which is unusual for an entity functioning in online payments.
Parent Company’s Website Offline: Interpava Ltd, Rabidi‘s holding company based in Cyprus, also has its website (Interpavaltd.com) offline, displaying a 404 error.
After having read this the company that owns fezbet is RabidiNV.com.
Here's an interesting article for your fellow members to read and a good warning as to why they are ripping everyone off:
Spread financial intelligence
Rabidi N.V. is a Curacao-registered company implicated in operating numerous online casinos and gambling sites as reported by FinTelegram. Until a few months ago, Rabidi operated with a Curacao license that seems no longer be valid. Payments are processed via various payment agents, including Tilaros in Cyprus. Bankruptcy procedures have been initiated against the company in Curacao. We would like to know more from our whistleblowers.
Background on Rabidi
Rabidi used to operate its online chance game platforms under a Curacao license. However, such an offshore license does not authorize them to offer their services in many jurisdictions, including the UK, Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany, Norway, Sweden, and Austria. Just to name a few.
Beneficial Ownership: Denis Butko is identified as the beneficial owner of Rabidi.
EU Payment Agents: Payment agents like Tilaros Limited, integral to Rabidi‘s operations, are based in Cyprus, within the heart of the EU.
Allegations of Non-Payment and Intimidation: There have been multiple reports, including from public sources and whistleblowers, accusing Rabidi of not honoring player winnings. Instances of players being threatened with public exposure of their gambling activities if they demand payouts have also been noted, raising concerns of blackmail and intimidation.
Bankruptcy proceedings in Curacao: Bankruptcy proceedings have initiated against Rabidi through legal representation, citing non-payment of winnings.
Investigations into Financial Misconduct: Documents reveal that authorities in various jurisdictions are investigating Rabidi for suspected money laundering and tax evasion.
Recent Developments
Lost License: As of November 20, 2023, Rabidi‘s online casinos, checked using the Curacao Egaming Checker, appear to have lost their licensing.
Website Disappearance: Post-license loss, Rabidi‘s presence as an operator on online casino websites (RabidiNV.com) has been removed. Several sites have either disappeared or show 404 errors.
Payment Agent Anomalies: Tilaros Limited, a key payment agent for Rabidi, lacks an online or social media presence, which is unusual for an entity functioning in online payments.
Parent Company’s Website Offline: Interpava Ltd, Rabidi‘s holding company based in Cyprus, also has its website (Interpavaltd.com) offline, displaying a 404 error.