Casino Secrets leak surfaces lope.bet documents tied to Andrej Matyukha and Favorit United NV

Documents from the Casino Secrets project, built on a leak of internal Curaçao regulator CGA files, surfaced materials on the previously unpublished gaming site lope.bet. For high-risk operators and PSPs, the useful part is not the gossip; it is the mix of jurisdictional licensing, target markets, and a business plan that never seems to have matched the paper valuation.

1. Researchers found material on lope.bet, a gaming site owned by Favorit United NV. According to industry databases, the domain was registered in 2022, and the Curaçao license for Favorit United structures was issued in May 2023.
2. The site is still active, but only in a limited mode. Full gameplay, betting, and withdrawals are not available on the current version of the site, which matters for anyone checking whether a brand is actually live before onboarding it.
3. Based on the site’s language settings — English and Hindi — and partner materials, the stated target markets were India and Bangladesh. The minimum stake for participation was about $4.
4. The leaked business plan projected first-year GGR (gross gaming revenue) of about €4.5 million and around €15 million in year three. According to the materials, those figures were not achieved.
5. One document on ownership says Andrej Matyukha transferred 17,000 Favorit United NV shares to Vedran Frelih at a nominal price of $1 per share. That puts the total deal value at about $17,000, which sits a long way from the business plan’s projected revenue profile.