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"Bet-room.bet"
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Very low
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Negative points
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This site appears to display risky commercial activities or activities sometimes subject to controversy (Dropshipping, Financial investments...)
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The design or template of the site is highly similar to that of other sites. This could indicate an attempt at deception or plagiarism.
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Inconsistencies have been detected in the legal notices of the website.
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The domain name is very recent (less than 6 months)
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Short life expectancy domain
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| Domain creation date | 08/26/2026 (Less than 6 months) |
| Domain expiration date | 08/26/2027 (Less than 1 year left) |
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2 Reviews / Comments
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DIMIS 10/05/2026 at 03:46 AM
Rating:A chat bot informs , that you have to make 3 deposits and pay 12% tax for withdrawing , upon withdraw earnings. Typical scam pattern ,
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Eloïse D. 10/05/2026 at 03:52 AM
Rating:Bet-room.bet presents a French-language betting and casino site under an Anjouan internet gaming licence. The register entry its own licence page links to is held by another company and lists this domain next to a b2b gaming platform, while the operator named on the page, Fortune Peak Limited, holds in that register a different licence covering other websites. The same licence block appears on champx.bet, built from the same kit.
Its own terms set the trap in writing: a withdrawal is only possible after three separate deposits, then a 12% fee is owed on the amount and is not deducted from the balance, with bank charges announced between 5% and 30%. A report filed on 5 October describes that exact sequence.
Any further payment demanded to release a payout is the fraud itself, and the licence states that France is outside its scope, with complaints from excluded territories never examined.