Complaints on Bitcointalk, Casino Guru, and other forums.

[charles233]

Bets.io is a scam. They stole my money, and they’re hiding behind a web of corporate connections to keep it.

Let’s be clear: this isn’t just about my $15,385. It’s about the fact that Bets.io accepts your money, lets you play, and then arbitrarily locks your account while keeping your funds. No explanation. No reason. Just theft. I took this to Casino Guru for help, and what did I get? Silence. They left me hanging while they kept my cash. That’s not customer service. That’s a con.

But here’s the real kicker: I’m not the only one. We found multiple other complaints on Bitcointalk, Casino Guru, and other forums. People are losing money too. And when we dug deeper, we found the people behind the curtain.

Roman Bespalov.

He’s the key. His career moves show a clear pattern: Alpha Affiliates → Bets.io → Alpha Affiliates. He worked with Alpha in 2021, then joined Bets.io as Acting Head of Affiliates from December 2023 to April 2024, and then went back to Alpha, where he’s now Head of Affiliates. This isn’t coincidence. It’s control. Alpha Affiliates likely owns or controls Bets.io, and they’re using their affiliates to drive traffic while keeping the profits hidden in a Costa Rican shell company called TESSERA LIMITED S.R.L.

Who owns TESSERA? How does it connect to Alpha? Why can’t we find out? These are simple questions, but Bets.io won’t answer them. They’re hiding.

I want my money back. Show me the specific rule that says you can take my $15,385 and keep it. Show me the evidence. If you think you’re right, prove it. But don’t hide behind legal jargon and silence.

Bets.io is a thief. They’re scammers who use affiliate networks to lure players in, then lock them out when it’s time to pay up. Don’t trust them. Don’t deposit with them. Until they come clean and return what’s owed, they don’t deserve your business.