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Gamecheck has identified 133 fake online casinos targeting players in North America. More than 100 of them, 81% of the total, target Mexico. Fourteen target the United States, 11%. Eleven target Canada, 8%. Together they form the latest group of fake online casinos identified by Gamecheck in the region, and each one now carries a Fake Games Detected status on the Gamecheck platform.
At first glance, 101Game looks like a global online casino brand attracting players worldwide. Bright branding, a familiar games lobby, and the promise of real cash wins. But a closer look by Gamecheck told a different story. A selection of games from multiple original game providers was checked against the versions running on 101Game, and fake games were found.
A player sits down to play. The interface loads seamlessly, the reels spin smoothly, and the branding looks polished enough to belong anywhere. Nothing on the surface gives it away - the only way to know what's running underneath is to test the game against the original.
Ten weeks ago, Gamecheck set out to answer a simple question: how many sites operating in Brazil are offering fake games. The answer, once all the evidence was gathered, was larger than most players expected. In the first half of this year alone, Gamecheck identified 5,000 fake online casinos offering fake games to players across the country.
Part 9: Gamecheck identifies 5000 fake online casinos in Brazil
Gamecheck has identified 5,000 fake online casinos offering fake games in Brazil, exposing a growing threat to players. Follow the Brazil exposé series for the latest findings and see which sites are exposed next.
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