iknowitspossible
Registered
- Joined
- Oct 10, 2026
- Location
- Buenos Aires
I want to warn other users about my experience with Borowex and ask whether anyone else has encountered this website.
The website offered me a cryptocurrency bonus advertised as $2,500. I made some bets and my actual balance is USD 28,191. When I tried to complete the identity verification process required to withdraw the balance, I was asked to make an additional $60 deposit to activate my account.
I have not made this deposit, and I have not successfully withdrawn any funds.
I find this requirement highly suspicious. Identity verification and a requirement to send additional money are two different things. Requiring an upfront payment to unlock a withdrawal is a known red flag associated with fraudulent online casinos.
I have not been able to independently verify Borowex.com's licensing, ownership, or reputation. I also have not found reliable evidence confirming that its advertised partnerships with celebrities or sports teams are genuine (Mr Beast, Drake, Werder Bremen).
There are also concerns about the website’s licensing claims. I have not been able to independently confirm that Borowex is an authorized domain under a valid gambling license. A Curaçao Gaming Authority registry entry I found lists license reference OGL/2024/590/0758 under TechSolutions Group B.V., company number 144920, with a date of April 14, 2026, that appears to indicate an expiry date. I have not confirmed whether the license was renewed or whether it authorizes Borowex.com. The website’s licensing claims therefore need official verification.
The license reference or company name appearing in a registry does not, by itself, prove that Borowex is authorized to operate under it.
I am not claiming that a court or regulator has established that is fraudulent. However, the $60 verification deposit requirement is concerning enough that I would advise other users not to send money until the operator and its licensing have been independently verified.
My advice is to exercise extreme caution and not pay the requested verification deposit.
The website offered me a cryptocurrency bonus advertised as $2,500. I made some bets and my actual balance is USD 28,191. When I tried to complete the identity verification process required to withdraw the balance, I was asked to make an additional $60 deposit to activate my account.
I have not made this deposit, and I have not successfully withdrawn any funds.
I find this requirement highly suspicious. Identity verification and a requirement to send additional money are two different things. Requiring an upfront payment to unlock a withdrawal is a known red flag associated with fraudulent online casinos.
I have not been able to independently verify Borowex.com's licensing, ownership, or reputation. I also have not found reliable evidence confirming that its advertised partnerships with celebrities or sports teams are genuine (Mr Beast, Drake, Werder Bremen).
There are also concerns about the website’s licensing claims. I have not been able to independently confirm that Borowex is an authorized domain under a valid gambling license. A Curaçao Gaming Authority registry entry I found lists license reference OGL/2024/590/0758 under TechSolutions Group B.V., company number 144920, with a date of April 14, 2026, that appears to indicate an expiry date. I have not confirmed whether the license was renewed or whether it authorizes Borowex.com. The website’s licensing claims therefore need official verification.
The license reference or company name appearing in a registry does not, by itself, prove that Borowex is authorized to operate under it.
I am not claiming that a court or regulator has established that is fraudulent. However, the $60 verification deposit requirement is concerning enough that I would advise other users not to send money until the operator and its licensing have been independently verified.
My advice is to exercise extreme caution and not pay the requested verification deposit.
