We investigate and expose gambling companies that violate regulations and harm players.

❌ Hajper ❌Comeon ❌Lyllo Casino

Status: Blacklisted

Summary:
When responsibility is absent, the only option left is legal action.
Today, a lawsuit has been filed against ComeOn Group and its subsidiary Hajper, after the company allowed a customer to lose over SEK 2.2 million despite numerous clear signs of gambling addiction.

This same company immediately restricted the player from sports betting after a win of SEK 65,087 – yet allowed him to wager SEK 62.8 million on online casino games.
Deposits of SEK 400,000 within one hour went unchecked. A total of 17,829 casino bets were logged, but not until after a loss of SEK 836,000 was a generic “responsible gambling” email sent.
When nearly SEK 4 million had been deposited, the company requested a “Source of Wealth” – but even when it was ignored, the player was still allowed to deposit hundreds of thousands more.
To this day, the company refuses to communicate on the matter.

In a separate case, another individual – clearly showing signs of gambling addiction – was allowed to continue playing at ComeOn until it led to a suicide attempt.
Despite this, the same individual was able to gamble again during a relapse – this time at Lyllo Casino, also operated by Co-Gaming Limited, the same company that had already documented the player’s condition.

❌Mr Green

Status: Blacklisted

Summary:
Mr Green has repeatedly been made aware of a customer’s severe gambling addiction. The issue has been explicitly discussed with the company on multiple occasions, and the problem is well-documented.

Despite this, the customer was allowed to continue gambling and losing substantial amounts of money.
When the player later attempted to establish contact and request accountability, Mr Green refused to engage in any communication.

This demonstrates a clear neglect of duty of care and a disturbing unwillingness to take responsibility for vulnerable players.

❌ William Hill

Status: Blacklisted

Summary:                                                                William Hill / Evoke Gaming was fully aware that the player suffered from a serious gambling addiction – this is even documented in the company’s own CRM system.
Despite a clear promise from customer support to permanently close the account, the player was allowed to continue gambling and lost SEK 750,000.

Even after this loss, the player was able to access the site again during a relapse and lost additional funds.
When requesting a refund, the player was told to take the matter to court.