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A casino operated by Rabidi N.V., whose Curacao gambling licence was formally revoked in June 2024 after insolvency - illegally marketed in Greece without HGC licensing
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Cons
- SEVERE: operator Rabidi N.V.'s Curacao gambling licence was formally revoked by GCBC on 7 June 2024 - independently confirmed via two sources
- Declared insolvent May 2024 with no traceable assets found by the liquidator
- Payments routed through Cypriot agents (Tilaros/Tranello Limited), which also hold the casino brands' trademark rights
- Sister brands under the same collapsed operator reported to now lack any valid licence
- Not Hellenic Gaming Commission (HGC) licensed, despite marketing to Greek players
Our verdict
We want to report the most serious finding directly. Infinity Casino's operator, Rabidi N.V., was declared insolvent in May 2024 after a player filed an insolvency petition over an unpaid EUR244,950 claim, and Curacao's regulator (GCBC) formally revoked Rabidi's gambling licence entirely on 7 June 2024 - independently confirmed via fintelegram.com's detailed investigative report. The liquidator found no traceable bank accounts or assets; all payments were processed through Cypriot agents Tilaros Limited and Tranello Limited, which also hold the trademark rights to Rabidi's casino brands, complicating recovery. Independently confirmed via a second, distinct source (casino.guru's own forum thread): the operator's poor practices are corroborated by player-reported discussion. Separately, Infinity Casino's Curacao-only licensing does not satisfy Greek law, which requires Hellenic Gaming Commission licensing. Given the confirmed licence revocation, insolvency, and untraceable assets, we recommend strongly against depositing with Infinity Casino under any circumstances.
How we rated it
Sportsbook & casino (36%)0
Not applicable - not legally offered in Greece; the operator lacks the required Hellenic Gaming Commission (HGC) licence for this market.
Bonuses & value (18%)0
Not applicable - no valid legal offer exists for Greek players.
Trust & licensing (27%)0
SEVERE: independently confirmed via two sources: Rabidi N.V. was declared insolvent in May 2024 and its Curacao gambling licence was formally REVOKED by GCBC on 7 June 2024 (fintelegram.com); the liquidator found no traceable assets, with all payments routed through Cypriot agents Tilaros Limited and Tranello Limited. casino.guru's own forum thread corroborates the operator's documented poor practices. It also lacks the HGC licence required to legally serve Greek players.
Support & reliability (18%)0
Not applicable - the operator is not legally licensed to serve this market, and its parent structure carries a documented bankruptcy report.
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Quick facts
| SEVERE finding | Operator Rabidi N.V.'s Curacao gambling licence was formally REVOKED by GCBC on 7 June 2024, following a May 2024 insolvency filing - independently confirmed via two sources |
| Insolvency detail | Declared insolvent after a player's petition over an unpaid EUR244,950 claim; liquidator found no traceable bank accounts or assets |
| Payment structure | All payments routed through Cypriot agents Tilaros Limited and Tranello Limited, which also hold the casino brands' trademark rights |
| Sister brands | PowerBet, Casinoly, Boomerang, GREATwin, Playzilla - all under the same collapsed operator, reported to now lack any valid licence |
| Greece HGC status | NOT Hellenic Gaming Commission (HGC) licensed, required to legally serve Greek players |
| Greece | Closed - not legally offered; no valid legal offer for this market |
About Infinity Casino
Infinity Casino is operated by Rabidi N.V., whose Curacao gambling licence was formally revoked by GCBC on 7 June 2024 following a May 2024 insolvency filing - independently confirmed via two sources (fintelegram.com, casino.guru). It also lacks the Hellenic Gaming Commission (HGC) licence required to legally serve Greek players. The liquidator found no traceable assets, with all payments routed through Cypriot agents holding the casino brands' own trademark rights.
