BLAZEBET is one of those names that looks convincing at first glance. The layout feels familiar, its game catalogue looks professional, and on review platforms like Trustpilot, you’ll find glowing comments describing it as “a great casino” or “fast and fair.” But Gamecheck’s latest investigation reveals a very different reality.
Blazebet EU and Blazebet777 have been flagged for switching between real and fake games, tricking players mid-spin. One moment, you’re playing a genuine licensed slot. The next? A rigged copy built to change the odds. Don’t get played by fake casinos. Gamecheck before you play, and make sure your next spin is the real deal.
After analysing multiple URLs linked to the BLAZEBET Brand, Gamecheck’s findings are clear: Fake Games Detected. These listings carry a Red Status, meaning that fake games were found and confirmed by the original game providers themselves. Both domains linked to BLAZEBET are now listed on Gamecheck’s database, available for all players to see: Gamecheck Profile: blazebet.eu and Gamecheck Profile: blazebet777.com.
Like many rogue operators, BLAZEBET uses familiar branding and design cues to give an impression of credibility. The homepage showcases popular slot titles using recognisable logos that imply partnerships with leading game providers. To a casual player, nothing looks suspicious. But if you take a closer look - the deception is subtle.
The graphics are unclear and noticeably pixelated, and the claim of “300 Free Spins” is doubtful. As for the bonuses? With promises like “100% bonus of up to 1,000 euros,” they’re simply too good to be true. To reinforce the illusion of legitimacy, BLAZEBET has some positive Trustpilot reviews.
Blazebet EU has 129 reviews on Trust Pilot which have led to a 4.3 star rating, even though fake games were found by Gamecheck, so one wonders who is writing these reviews. On the other hand, Blazebet777 has a low trust average of 2.9 stars and players complain about the bonuses that can never be cashed out and call it a “ridiculous casino”.
Do not trust any domains linked to this brand. As Gamecheck’s analysis consistently shows, a good rating on a public review site is not proof of authenticity. Fake casinos often manipulate such reviews to appear trustworthy, luring players into depositing money before they have the time to realise the games and bonuses are not real.
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Gamecheck tested multiple games across both domains. Each game’s launch data and performance evidence were cross-referenced with several official game providers.
The results were unequivocal:
Following these confirmations, both Blazebet.eu and Blazebet777 were labelled Fake Games Detected and added to Gamecheck’s public database for transparency.
These findings make Blazebet one of the few cases where Gamecheck’s early alerts have exposed fake games before review platforms noticed anything unusual. In other words, Gamecheck was the first to identify Blazebet as a fake casino offering fake games.
BLAZEBET describes itself as the ultimate betting experience in its company information and asks players to: “Instantly deposit and withdraw Bitcoin, Ethereum, Doge, USDT, USDC, VISA, Mastercard and more. Over 6000 games including Slots & Live Casino.” Contact info: Limassol, Cyprus, and an active support email, probably run by the scammers themselves.
Blazebet’s strong Trustpilot score is a reminder that online reviews can be easily manipulated. Rogue operators often flood platforms with positive feedback to improve visibility. The result is a misleading picture that hides the real risk.
That’s why Gamecheck never relies on external reviews or promotional claims. Each assessment is evidence-based, using gameplay recordings, URL tracing, and verification confirmed directly with leading game providers. If a game provider confirms that a game isn’t real, that evidence becomes part of the public record on the online casino’s profile. Players can see for themselves whether an online casino is operating real games, fake games detected, or pending checks. Blazebet’s status is Fake Games Detected.
Fake games are unauthorised copies of real titles - they mimic the appearance and branding of popular games but are stripped of their certified fairness mechanisms. In many cases, the random number generator (RNG) is replaced with code that rigs the outcome against players.
Players may think they are spinning on a familiar game, but behind the scenes, it’s an imitation designed to take their money without any chance of a fair win. Game providers lose intellectual property, and players lose trust, not just in one site, but in the online casino ecosystem as a whole. Gamecheck’s mission is to stop that erosion of trust by detecting and exposing fake games before more players fall victim.
If you’ve played on Blazebet there are a few steps you should take:
You’ll see the verified status: green for real games, red for fake games detected, or orange for pending checks, if the online casino is still under review.
Gamecheck’s strength lies in independent verification. Each finding is checked with multiple game providers, and all evidence is logged on the blockchain for transparency. That means every red flag raised against Blazebet is traceable and tamper-proof. This process ensures that when Gamecheck labels a site as “Fake Games Detected,” it’s based on solid, cross-confirmed evidence, not speculation or user complaints. It also means that any operator caught hosting fake games cannot simply “rebrand” and erase their history. The record remains accessible to players worldwide.
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Blazebet’s exposure is part of a larger trend: the growing sophistication of fake casinos.
Rogue operators are becoming adept at imitating legitimate platforms, cloning visuals, using similar domain names, and even mimicking responsible gambling sections.
These tactics create confusion and make it harder for players to distinguish between real and fake operators. But as these scams evolve, so do the tools to detect them. Gamecheck’s technology gives players direct access to live data on casino authenticity. It’s a way to bring fairness back into players’ hands.
Don’t get burnt by Blazebet.
The takeaway from the Blazebet investigation is simple: don’t trust appearances. A high review score means nothing if the games aren’t real. If you see any online casinos under the BLAZEBET brand name being advertised steer clear. They are fake casinos offering fake games. Blazebet wants you to bet fast – but you’re better off checking first. By checking your online casino before you play, you’re not just protecting your money, you’re helping clean up the online casino space for everyone.
