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The criminal outfit behind @duel and @csgoempire, run by Ossi Ketola (Monarch), is still scamming people, threatening them, and committing all kinds of financial, tax and criminal offenses.
today, for the first time, i've formally handed over everything i've gathered to multiple authorities, along with new information that's still coming in.
this was never just about the money u owe me and stole from me. this is for everyone u've fucked over along the way. and trust me, ur threats, ur people, sending shit to my family... none of that scares me. keep escalating. i'm waiting.
hide in ur villa in Estonia. at least then we'll know which door to knock on. yesterday an anonymous source gave me a lot more info, and it's already been passed on to every authority involved.
funny thing is, when the king falls, the queen falls too. then the rooks, the bishops, the knights... and finally the pawns.
they can keep pretending it's all a joke, but there's a dark reality behind all of this. and i'm gonna put every bit of it out there, with proof.
we keep going.
paid clipping is the most effective marketing in streaming right now
@N3onOnYT spent $1.4M in 5 weeks on a clipper network to stay visible across TikTok, Shorts, Reels and X
Mellstroy popularized the bounty model, paying out per view milestone hit across platforms
@REALIcePoseidonʼs dispute with editors over $400k in unpaid clipping work showed what happens when informal contractor relationships meet real money
a viewer sees the same streamer across 20 accounts and reads it as cultural momentum, but in reality it's a paid distribution campaign with zero disclosure requirement
hard to regulate because it doesn't fit traditional ad categories
so the clipper amplifies a personality, but platforms reward the engagement either way
for casinos sponsoring streamers, this changes the math entirely
a 2-hour sponsored stream becomes 50+ clips running across feeds for weeks
that's where a lot of the ROI is hiding now.
idk, feels like every week someone is exposing another "serious" casino with millions behind it and the party just keeps going
the apology dance... a few posts, maybe a payout, then back to the same circus
gambling should feel fun, not like 10 layers of weird bullshit
From our humble beginnings as a single deposit chart to now having our seal on @Stake, the largest online casino in the world, it's been quite the journey growing @Tanzanite_xyz over the past few years.
We pioneered onchain casino analytics, creator verification, casino streamer viewbotting analysis, and now the first crypto iGaming standard.
Job's not finished.
@DrWgamba Hard to read this and not feel like this industry has a real problem
Real money involved, someone asks for logs, and somehow it turns into 3 support versions and "team is checking" forever. Idk man. If its clean, just show it.
@housebets and @p0rchy still hasn't paid, despite committing in writing to do so last night or, at the very latest, sometime today. I guess we'll have to add "doesn't keep its word" to the list as well.
And I want to make one thing very clear: this is completely separate from everything that will be covered in the article.
There is no dispute here. No disagreement. No different versions of events. The facts are clear, admitted, and acknowledged. They simply haven't paid. Whether that's because they don't want to or because they can't is up to you to decide.
I'll keep everyone updated.
For now, I'm going back to working on the article. It's turning out to be much longer than I originally expected and requires a huge amount of screenshots, evidence, documentation, and context to make sure everything is properly backed up. The structure is already done, but putting it all together is going to take some time.
The other day I left a comment that came from a place of frustration, and part of that frustration is obviously directed at casinos and owners who fail to meet even the most basic standards of transparency and accountability.
But if I'm being honest, there's something else that frustrates me even more.
It genuinely saddens me how many people don't realize the amount of time, effort, and headaches involved in digging into these situations, gathering evidence, and bringing these things to light so that others don't end up in the same position.
Nobody gets paid for doing this. If anything, it's the opposite. We deal with threats, account attacks, false reports, pressure, and all kinds of nonsense.
Yet whenever there's a giveaway, you instantly see 1,000 or 2,000 retweets, likes, and comments.
But when there's something that actually matters, when people are trying to warn the community or expose practices that could affect others, getting a simple retweet, like, or comment suddenly becomes difficult.
And it's not even about the numbers.
It's about feeling that the effort was worth it. That someone saw it and thought, "Yeah, this deserves to be seen."
Anyway, back to the article.
Stay safe out there.
The jungle is more dangerous than ever.