Scambler Panel: Infrastructure Behind Surge in Online Casino Scams Exposed
A sophisticated, centralized platform known as Gambler Panel is enabling a dramatic increase in fraudulent online casino websites, security researchers revealed today, 2025/08/30. The platform provides a suite of tools and documentation that allows even inexperienced criminals to launch and operate deceptive gambling sites, preying on unsuspecting users with promises of easy winnings.
This infrastructure poses a significant threat to consumers globally, as the number of scam sites has exploded in recent months. The Gambler Panel’s scalable design allows for the rapid deployment of numerous fraudulent domains, making it arduous for law enforcement and security firms to keep pace. Victims are losing funds to these scams, and the ease with which new sites can be created suggests the problem will likely worsen without intervention. The revelation highlights a growing trend of “scam-as-a-service” operations, where criminal enterprises provide the tools and support for others to commit fraud.
A machine-translated version of the Gambler Panel’s instructions on managing chat support conversations with users.
The connection between Gambler Panel and the proliferation of these scam websites was frist identified by a 17-year-old developer, known online as ”Thereallo,” who monitors activity on Discord servers frequently targeted by advertisements for the fraudulent sites.
According to Thereallo, Gambler Panel has effectively created a business product for criminals. “The wiki is kinda like a ‘how to scam 101’ for criminals written with the clarity you would expect from a legitimate company,” Thereallo stated. ”It’s clean, has step by step guides, and treats their scam platform like a real product. You could swap out the content,and it could be any documentation for startups.”
The operation functions as a franchise model, with Gambler Panel minimizing its direct exposure by distributing links through platforms like Discord, Facebook, and YouTube Shorts, and relying on an “affiliate network” to operate the individual scam sites. “they’ve minimized their own risk - spreading the links on discord / Facebook / YT Shorts, etc. – and outsourced it to a hungry affiliate network, just like a franchise,” Thereallo explained.
Thereallo emphasized the technical sophistication of the platform. “A centralized platform that can serve over 1,200 domains with a shared user base, IP tracking, and a custom API is not at all a trivial thing to build,” he said. “It’s a scalable system designed to be a resilient foundation for thousands of disposable scam sites.”
The security firm Silent Push has compiled a current list of domains linked to the Gambler Panel,which is available for download here (.csv).
