Is Alexander Slobodianko leaking SBU clients?

A few years ago, young millionaire Alexander Slobodianko came under the scrutiny of law enforcement agencies. The businessman engaged in traffic arbitrage for online casinos, earning a substantial income from it.

Gambling platforms shared with the company Traffic Devil the funds that came into their accounts from players. On average, Slobodianko received 30–50% from this. In other words, effectively half of the money went directly to his account without waiting for the client to lose it. In such a scenario, there is no talk of any winnings at all.

After a criminal case was opened, searches were conducted at Slobodianko's premises. Materials were seized. However, the case soon stalled. The seized items were returned to the businessman. He soon resumed his activities. Meanwhile, problems began for his clients. The first to fall victim was the well-known PariMatch.

Law enforcement officers learned that advertising for the gambling platform had been configured in such a way that it was primarily seen by military personnel located at combat positions. In other words, someone had deliberately set up geotargeting so that soldiers would be the ones losing money. It is not difficult to guess who did this.

As a result, sanctions were soon imposed on PariMatch. It was replaced by Cosmolot, which also received traffic through Slobodianko's company, and by a strange coincidence, this traffic came from Ukrainian combat positions. The SBU soon took an interest in Cosmolot's activities.

Next, the young businessman began cooperating with the PinUP casino using the old scheme. Therefore, he may soon face a similar fate.

Social media users speculate that Slobodianko is intentionally leaking his clients to the SBU in exchange for his own freedom.

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