MGA PROTEST FAKE INDIAN CASINOS

They say that there are scammers wherever there is money to be made. Unfortunately, fake and scammy online casinos are a recurring problem within the iGaming Industry. They set ut web pages, claiming to provide casino entertainment to steal your money.

The newest addition to this disgusting niche exploits the brand name of Bet365 and claim they own a licence from several regulations. Also completely new is that they are specifically targeting Indian players.

On the 25th of May, Malta Gaming Authority made the following statement:

— The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) is hereby declaring that it has no connection with bet66.in, bet33.in, bet368.in & bet333.in. Any reference to the MGA and/or gaming licence/s said to be issued by the Maltese Authority, as stated by bet66.in, bet33.in, bet368.in & bet333.in, are false and misleading.

The fake and scammy brands the MGA are trying to warn you about are:

• Bet66.in
• Bet33.in
• Bet368.in
• Bet333.in

It is likely that the criminals behind these websites own similar domains and will keep trying to scam Indian players. This is why we at AllGambling.com recommends avoiding all websites similar to these domain names. That is all other than Bet365 of course.

With criminals getting more and creative, it’s getting increasingly difficult to separate the scammy and the legal online casinos from each other. This is why the safest way to find a safe online casino is through pages such as AllGambling, only recommending legitimate websites.