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Yes, I have removed all my posts, because the information I have posted were wrong and I don't want to spread FUD.

A few days ago I wrote this message and promised to post more details as they become available.

I have found that my source was not reliable, so I was probably also wrong and I have removed my messages.

Maybe they are under some investigation, just as any casino or exchanger or any company could be, but that I'm not aware of.

Once again, my info was wrong and I apologize to both players and admins of this casino.

I understand and I would probably think the same.

There is an important reason why I can't reveal my real identity and post evidence of the ongoing investigation. You can guess what it is, but I would agree with Mladen that there is no point in arguing about this. When there is an update, I will post it, but in meantime, there is really no point.

In my first post I have stated that:"I'm not here to spread FUD, to scare you, to tell you to go and play on other casino/dice because most of them, if not all, are in even worst legal standing then Stake/Primedice."

And the whole point is that you don't keep money on cryptocurrency casinos. Any of them. Play and withdraw.

I'm not sure what is the point of your post, because I have never said that Mebit is not legally registered in Serbia. What you need to check is their ISIC Code.

Mebit is not an external partner, as they want to present it. Majority, if not all, Primedice and Stake operations are organized through that company and that's the problem. And Vučković does not even hide that he is behind both Stake and Primedice as CEO and owner of Mebit, which is "providing services" for Stake and Primedice.

Serbian gambling laws are very strict. I remember that about 10 years ago 2 persons ended up in jail for having 2 websites with affiliate links to Bet At Home and some other bookmakers. They were just making money as affiliates, but they were charged for illegal organization of games of chance and money laundering.

News article and shorter police press release. Use Google Translate (if you actually need it).

If you are scammed, depending on where you live and how serious are institutions in your country, you can report them to authorities in your country and they will (at at least they should) request international legal assistance from Serbia.

You can also report them to Serbian Ministry of Interior and public prosecutor's office, but I believe that it would be better if you go through your countries institutions.

If you are serious about lawsuit, I'm not sure, but it's probably the best to wait for criminal conviction. And you will need to be patient, because litigation processes in Serbia are slow and can take years, so I'm not sure if it's worth it.


According to his previous posts, he is referring to some unpaid bonuses, not losing money.

About criminal investigation, I do not. As I have said in a previous post, I will post more details as they become available (like news sources).

All claims from my previous posts are true and can be "provably verified", but unfortunately most parts are in Serbian. To make it short, they are operating from Serbia where Curacao license is not legally recognized and they are breaking many laws.
They are incorporated as limited liability company and their only registered business activity is IT services.

And as you can see from his reply here, instead of at least trying to explain how they operate, under which laws, etc. not to me, but to his players, all he is doing is saying "not true" and accusing me of extortion attempt, because the best defense is a good offense.

I did not file a lawsuit against them and it's not a lawsuit that I'm talking about, but the criminal investigation. In a case of indictment he will not "respond" to me or any other civilian.

Mr Vučković was young when he started this (22 years old), but in all these years he should have learned some elementary things about the judicial system of his country.

How much money you have made before registering IT company in Serbia and acquiring Curacao "license"?

For how many years you were completely anonymous, before at least Micro (Mladen Vučković) showed his face, because you are "legal" now?

Is Edward Miroslav a real name? It doesn't sound like that.

What will happen with Primedice and Stake if Vučković and his coconspirators are found guilty and jailed?

I have already posted this on their main threads, but it will probably get lost their in tens of posts that will follow, so I'm opening a new thread here to warn more players.

I need to inform Stake/Primedice players that they are under criminal investigation in Serbia.

While they do have Curacao license, it means nothing for Serbian authorities and because almost all their operations are based in Serbia and they were supposed to incorporate there and get an approval from Ministry of finance (Games of chance administration).

Instead, in the first years of their operation, since 2013, they were running without any license or company and as they grew they have incorporated Mebit d.o.o. in 2016. behind which all Stake/Primedice operations are run. That company is not registered as licensed gaming operator, but "IT services" company. This can be confirmed on The Serbian Business Registers Agency, but unfortunately in Serbian only (screenshot here).

Mebit and it's CEO, who is also CEO of stake.com and primedice.com, Mladen Vučković are under investigation for multiple crimes including, but not limited to, illegal organization of games of chance and money laundering.

I'm not here to spread FUD, to scare you, to tell you to go and play on other casino/dice because most of them, if not all, are in even worst legal standing then Stake/Primedice.

I would just recommend you not to keep large balances on the casinos. If you play, keep playing, but deposit and withdraw as soon as you are done.

I will post more details as they become available.

I need to inform Stake/Primedice players that they are under criminal investigation in Serbia.

While they do have Curacao license, it means nothing for Serbian authorities and because almost all their operations are based in Serbia and they were supposed to incorporate there and get an approval from Ministry of finance (Games of chance administration).

Instead, in the first years of their operation, since 2013, they were running without any license or company and as they grew they have incorporated Mebit d.o.o. in 2016. behind which all Stake/Primedice operations are run. That company is not registered as licensed gaming operator, but "IT services" company. This can be confirmed on The Serbian Business Registers Agency, but unfortunately in Serbian only (screenshot here).

Mebit and it's CEO, who is also CEO of stake.com and primedice.com, Mladen Vučković are under investigation for multiple crimes including, but not limited to, illegal organization of games of chance and money laundering.

I'm not here to spread FUD, to scare you, to tell you to go and play on other casino/dice because most of them, if not all, are in even worst legal standing then Stake/Primedice.

I would just recommend you not to keep large balances on the casinos. If you play, keep playing, but deposit and withdraw as soon as you are done.

I need to inform Stake/Primedice players that they are under criminal investigation in Serbia.

While they do have Curacao license, it means nothing for Serbian authorities and because almost all their operations are based in Serbia and they were supposed to incorporate there and get an approval from Ministry of finance (Games of chance administration).

Instead, in the first years of their operation, since 2013, they were running without any license or company and as they grew they have incorporated Mebit d.o.o. in 2016. behind which all Stake/Primedice operations are run. That company is not registered as licensed gaming operator, but "IT services" company. This can be confirmed on The Serbian Business Registers Agency, but unfortunately in Serbian only (screenshot here).

Mebit and it's CEO, who is also CEO of stake.com and primedice.com, Mladen Vučković are under investigation for multiple crimes including, but not limited to, illegal organization of games of chance and money laundering.

I'm not here to spread FUD, to scare you, to tell you to go and play on other casino/dice because most of them, if not all, are in even worst legal standing then Stake/Primedice.

I would just recommend you not to keep large balances on the casinos. If you play, keep playing, but deposit and withdraw as soon as you are done.