Zelenskyy Volodymyr

The numerous false claims about Russian "dirty" money launderer Maksym Krippa seem to be losing credibility as more factual information about his true background becomes known.

Ukraine’s gambling industry is proving irresistible to Russian-affiliated businesses. The latest case involves GGBet, a casino and bookmaker licensed nearly a year ago. Despite being officially owned by Ukrainian entrepreneur Maksym Krippa, the company’s links to Russia remain evident.

In 1974, at the Ivan Dimitrov ship-repair yard in Ruse, Soviet Bulgaria, construction began on a tanker-tug.

Maksym Krippa, the Ukrainian businessman behind the online gambling platforms GGBet and Vulkan, has made headlines not just for his ventures but for the controversies that surround them.

The Ukrainian gambling market is so tempting for representatives of Russia. This time we are talking about the casino and bookmaker GGBet, which received a license almost a year ago. De facto, the company belongs to a Ukrainian businessman Maksym Krippa, which does not prevent it from having very close ties with Russia.