PragmaticPlay “.net” & Netent games with different ..Evo.. domains

[Annelima]

Hi

I’m wondering if PragmaticPlay use .net in addition to .com for their game servers?

And while am at it.. Has Netent started to use other game server domains then Casinomodule after being incorporated by Evolution? I’m thinking of evo related domains.. (f.ex babmy.evo-games.com, de.evolivedealer.com, evolution.game-program.com, evolivedealercertmu.evolivedealer.com, eu3.777gameplay.com, api.thegameprovider.com and gamelauncher888.com) (I have a pretty good feeling that this cannot be the case - since the same Casino has used all theses sources to to host the same Netent game.. ?)

 

[Annelima]

I just need to add 2 more… ?

Is PG-Soft hosted on (preloaded m.pgr-nmga.com) and then looses the “r” in “pgr” and run on m.pg-nmga.com?

And the last one; cf-iomeu-cdn.relaxg.com - is this a correct host for Relax-gaming?

I really appreciate if anyone with knowledge takes the time to answer.. ?

Greetings from Norway

 

[The Dude]

Sorry, I missed this. I'm moving this to the Online Casino section for one of our geniuses to look at @dunover

 

[The Dude]

Hi

I’m wondering if PragmaticPlay use .net in addition to .com for their game servers?

And while am at it.. Has Netent started to use other game server domains then Casinomodule after being incorporated by Evolution? I’m thinking of evo related domains.. (f.ex babmy.evo-games.com, de.evolivedealer.com, evolution.game-program.com, evolivedealercertmu.evolivedealer.com, eu3.777gameplay.com, api.thegameprovider.com and gamelauncher888.com) (I have a pretty good feeling that this cannot be the case - since the same Casino has used all theses sources to to host the same Netent game.. ?)

Without even delving into this yet, I'll just say for the record that those look pretty dodgy to me. All of them.

 

[Guntis]

Pragmatic Play uses the ".net" domain extension. You can check it yourself by visiting their official website, loading any game in a demo and checking via an inspector tool.

 

[dunover]

I can confirm most of them are junk domains some even have reports for phishing scams so CM is correct.

Without even delving into this yet, I'll just say for the record that those look pretty dodgy to me. All of them.

 

[ritae]

Nearly all the slots at BC Game (crypto site that Bandit promotes) load from the domain evo-games.com. I also notice that all the help files have been edited removing the RTP, Microgaming for example.

Now I'm a little worried if all is genuine there.

 

[dunover]

Nearly all the slots at BC Game (crypto site that Bandit promotes) load from the domain evo-games.com. I also notice that all the help files have been edited removing the RTP, Microgaming for example.

Now I'm a little worried if all is genuine there.

Help files aren't necessarily total proof - plenty of 'legit' sites make an effort (if not licensed in strict jurisdictions like UK/Sweden etc.) to protect you from the inconvenience of worrying about what RTP model they are offering *ahem*

P.S. it's worth pointing out that a domain source for games can be one designated for the game aggregator as opposed to the individual developer's server. So it's possible different countries and casinos have slightly or quite different variants of module addresses. But not those CM has listed above.

 

[Annelima]

Without even delving into this yet, I'll just say for the record that those look pretty dodgy to me. All of them.

A «bit» late here! I’ve been hacked for a long time, MITM + DDOS attacks preventing me from viewing replies (amongst all other communications and search results). Anyways, thank you so much! Just as I thought.. I really appreciate your reply an forwarding my message!

 

[Annelima]

I can confirm most of them are junk domains some even have reports for phishing scams so CM is correct.

A late but big thanks!!

 

[slot_zombie]

A «bit» late here! I’ve been hacked for a long time, MITM + DDOS attacks preventing me from viewing replies (amongst all other communications and search results). Anyways, thank you so much! Just as I thought.. I really appreciate your reply an forwarding my message!

Pirated slots.. extensive hacking.. it must be fun being online at your place ?

 

[MahoneyKnows]

Ahhhh good old Low Orbit Ion Cannon…. What kinda dumb shit are you doing from your own connection that would warrant such an attack…..? Get your ISP to change your IP addy and move along….? Sounds like you’re somewhat knowledgeable in this area yet lacking the common sense to implement countermeasures you are hopefully aware of.

 

[mintscripts]

Spot on with the domain analysis. A lot of operators use third-party aggregators or white-label setups where game assets and api calls route through proxy domains instead of direct provider endpoints, which often triggers false alarms or sketchy flags for players.

When dealing with heavy providers like Pragmatic Play or Evolution, direct server-to-server integration or cleaner aggregator layers (like what we use at Mint Scripts for seamless session handling) usually clears up these routing issues completely. If a casino's backend setup is messy, players start noticing dropped websocket/api sessions and missing RTP files real quick. Good catch on breaking down those proxy/junk domains.