Abuse Report — Evidence Package

Gambler Panel: Global Organized Crime Network

This document provides comprehensive evidence for domain registrars, hosting providers, payment processors, and law enforcement agencies. The infrastructure documented here is part of an organized criminal enterprise operating worldwide with no jurisdictional exclusions — active in Russia, China, EU, USA, and all other regions.

Key fact: All evidence shown below is from only ONE affiliate of this network. The total scale is significantly larger — estimated 20,000+ active affiliates operating 1,200+ domains simultaneously.

Organized Crime

Structured criminal network with 20,000+ affiliates

Global Operation

No country excluded — Russia, China, EU, USA, etc.

$2.6M+ Stolen

From single affiliate — total much higher

12,000+ Victims

Documented from one panel only

What This Network Steals — Not Just Cryptocurrency

Critical: Multi-Vector Theft Operation

This is NOT a simple cryptocurrency scam. Gambler Panel's organized cybercrime infrastructure is designed for comprehensive financial theft through multiple attack vectors simultaneously. This affiliate fraud operation ensures every victim potentially loses cryptocurrency, bank card funds, identity documents, AND personal data. The domain abuse infrastructure documented here constitutes law enforcement evidence of a global criminal enterprise.

Cryptocurrency Theft

Direct crypto theft through fake "verification deposits" that are never returned. Victims are promised withdrawals after depositing $50-500 in BTC, ETH, USDT.

  • Fake withdrawal "verification" deposits
  • Escalating fee extraction (VIP, taxes, insurance)
  • Multiple deposit cycles before blocking

Crypto Wallet Drainer

Built-in "Drainer" functionality in admin panel. When enabled, malicious scripts attempt to drain connected crypto wallets entirely — stealing ALL funds, not just the deposit amount.

  • WalletConnect exploitation
  • Malicious transaction signing
  • Complete wallet drainage

Bank Card Fraud

Integration with 15+ payment processors allowing traditional credit/debit card payments. Victims' bank cards are charged through legitimate-looking payment flows.

  • Simplex, MoonPay, Transak integration
  • Banxa, Mercuryo, Sardine processing
  • Chargebacks nearly impossible

Identity Document Theft

Fake "KYC verification" harvests passports, driver's licenses, selfies, addresses. Documents are sold on dark markets or used for further identity fraud.

  • Full document images collected
  • Selfie verification harvested
  • Personal data sold to criminals

Scam Method — Attack Chain

1

Social Media Advertising

Fake ads on TikTok, Instagram, Discord, YouTube featuring celebrity "endorsements" (Elon Musk, Ronaldo, Drake, etc.) promising $2,500+ free credit with promo codes. All celebrity associations are completely fabricated.

2

Rigged Casino Interface

Professional-looking casino website with 100% rigged games. Admin panel has "Twist" control to guarantee early wins. Victims see fake $5,000-50,000 "winnings" — these are fictional database numbers.

3

Verification Deposit Trap

When victim attempts withdrawal, system demands $50-100 "verification deposit" to unlock funds. This is the first theft. Deposit is never returned, withdrawal never processes.

4

Escalating Extraction

After first deposit, panel generates cascading fake errors: VIP level requirement, AML verification fee, tax payment, insurance deposit. Each "error" is a preset script designed to extract more money.

5

Identity Harvest & Block

"KYC verification" collects passports, IDs, selfies throughout the process. When victim stops paying, account is blocked. Support operators gaslight until victim gives up. Stolen identity documents are sold separately.

Direct Quote from Scam Documentation

"The sole and ultimate goal of the user you bring is to make a deposit. For each deposit, you receive your commission automatically and instantly." — Gambler Panel Official Affiliate Guide

Scam Design Templates — 70+ Variations

Evidence: Professional Scam Infrastructure

The following screenshots show the variety of fake landing page designs available to affiliates. This demonstrates the industrial scale and professional organization of this criminal operation. Every design uses unauthorized celebrity images, stolen game brands, or adult content bait to lure victims.

Evidence — Admin Panel & Scam Documentation

Source Authenticity

All screenshots below are captured directly from Gambler Panel's admin interface and official documentation. These are not external allegations — this is evidence of criminals documenting their own operations.

Fraud Controls

— Admin panel settings for rigging games and stealing crypto
Panel Settings

Main Panel Settings

"Twist" (rig games), "Drainer" toggle

Error Variables

Fake Error Variables

VIP, AML, tax extraction scripts

Scam Training Documentation

— Official guides teaching affiliates how to steal
Docs Intro

Support Documentation

"Extract max deposits from user"

Target Audience

Target Audience

Victim profiling guide

Manipulation

Psychological Exploitation

Exploiting gambling addiction

Your Task

"Your Task"

"Goal is to make a deposit"

Deposit Reasons

Extraction Mechanisms

Verification deposit theft

Traffic Guide

Traffic Sources

"Fraudulent traffic" accepted

Infrastructure Setup

— Domain registration and hosting guides
Registrar Guide

Recommended Registrars

NameSilo, NiceNIC, Impreza

Google Console

SEO Manipulation

Google Search Console setup

Domain Panel

Mass Domain Deployment

Rapid scam site creation

Payment Systems

— Not just crypto: 15+ fiat payment processors
Payments 1

Payment Processors 1

Coingate, Simplex, Ramp, Transak

Payments 2

Payment Processors 2

MoonPay, Mercuryo, Banxa

Identity Theft & Theft Statistics

— KYC harvesting and documented theft amounts
KYC

Fake KYC Verification

Passport/ID harvesting

Stats

$2.6M+ Stolen

12,114 victims documented

Critical Scale Information

The evidence above represents screenshots from only ONE affiliate panel. This is NOT the full operation. Gambler Panel is a Scam-as-a-Service platform with thousands of active affiliates worldwide, each operating their own domains with these same templates.

This is a global organized crime network with no jurisdictional boundaries. Operations are confirmed in Russia, China, USA, EU, Southeast Asia, Middle East, Latin America, and Africa. There are NO safe countries — this infrastructure targets victims everywhere.

1,200+
Active Domains
20,000+
Affiliates
$2.6M+
Single Affiliate Theft
12,114
Documented Victims

Laws Violated — Multi-Jurisdictional Crimes

Legal Obligations for Service Providers

Domain registrars and hosting providers have legal and contractual obligations to act on documented abuse. Ignoring this evidence creates potential liability for facilitating organized crime, wire fraud, money laundering, and identity theft. ICANN RAA Section 3.18 requires investigation and action on abuse reports.

Recommended Actions

For Registrars

Suspend domain registration immediately. Implement ClientHold status. Report to ICANN. Preserve WHOIS records for law enforcement.

For Hosting Providers

Terminate hosting service. Preserve server logs for criminal investigation. Report to relevant cybercrime authorities.

For Payment Processors

Terminate merchant accounts. Report to card networks (Visa, Mastercard). File Suspicious Activity Report (SAR).

For Law Enforcement

Full evidence package available. Contact PhishDestroy for comprehensive data including wallet addresses, domain history, and victim reports.

Take Action Against This Criminal Network

This infrastructure continues operating because service providers fail to act. Every day of delay means more victims robbed of their savings, identities stolen, and bank accounts drained.

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