Our review of Flipraid.com performed on September 11, 2026 uncovered several issues that led LCB to place the casino in the high-risk category and advise players against using it. We looked into the site's regulatory claims, operator details, software, verification requirements, and other information shown to customers.
The website is tied to a domain registered on August 17, 2026, yet some of its testimonials describe players as members since 2017. We also found technical discrepancies involving games marketed under the names of established software providers, as well as multiple issues with the claimed licenses.
Flipraid.com License Claims Come Under Scrutiny
Flipraid.com displays license number OGL/2024/836/0401 and identifies Better World N.V. as the operator. We checked the information provided during our investigation and found that the license number is associated with Better World N.V. in the official records referenced in our research.
That finding alone doesn't establish that Flipraid.com operates under the license.
We found no reliable regulatory documentation linking the Flipraid.com domain to Better World N.V.'s Curaçao gaming authorization. The site's own license information therefore raises questions about whether the authorization actually covers this particular website.
We also found an issue with the license verification link. The badge displayed on Flipraid.com redirects visitors to cert.gcb.tw. The official Curaçao Gaming Authority certificate system identified in our investigation operates through cert.cga.cw.

This difference is significant because players checking a gambling license need to be able to verify the operator and domain through the appropriate regulator's system. Our investigation found that Flipraid.com's certificate link doesn't lead to the official verification address described in the Curaçao Gaming Authority's verification process.
We separately checked the site's claim of UK Gambling Commission licensing and found no valid UKGC license for Flipraid.com.

The casino's footer states:
"© flipraid.com is a brand name of Better World N.V. Reg No 132488, having its registered address at Groot Kwartierweg 10 Livestrong Building Curaçao, licensed to conduct online gaming operations by the Government of Curacao. Herpestidae Services Limited Reg No. HE 410029, having its registered address at 1, Avlonos, Maria House, Nicosia, 1075 Cyprus, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Better World N.V. which provides management, payment and support services related to the operation of the website. 18+ to play, gamble responsibly."

Our investigation could confirm the existence of Better World N.V. as a Curaçao company. The company information supplied for the review lists registration number 132488 and an incorporation date of May 2, 2014. Its stated business activities include remote gaming.
The records also identify eMoore N.V. as the statutory director of Better World N.V. The supplied company information lists eMoore N.V. as a Curaçao company incorporated on October 26, 2005.
However, the existence of these companies doesn't provide evidence by itself that Flipraid.com operates legally under Better World N.V.'s gaming authorization.
LCB Finds Suspected Fake Casino Games
We also examined the games available through Flipraid.com. Our technical checks identified suspected fake or unauthorized game versions using the names of numerous established providers.
The investigation found concerns involving Gamomat, Aristocrat, CT Interactive, EGT, CQ9, iSoftbet, NetEnt, KA Gaming, NetGame, Playtech, SkyWind, Wazdan, and Pragmatic Play.
Gamomat

Aristocrat

CT Interactive

EGT

CQ9

iSoftbet

NetEnt

KA Gaming

NetGame

Playtech

SkyWind

Pragmatic Play

We examined game source material and JavaScript files as part of the technical review. The evidence included source mismatches and the absence of official provider servers.
For players, the issue goes beyond the names displayed in a casino lobby. A game carrying the name of a recognized provider can give the impression that the software comes directly from that company. Our findings raised doubts about that assumption on Flipraid.com.
The $80 Verification Deposit Raises a Red Flag
We found another significant concern in the casino's account verification process.
Flipraid.com presents verification as a series of steps. Players begin the process, enter personal information, and then wait while the website says their data is being checked.


The verification page displays:
"Your data is being verified. Please wait..."

The final stage then asks the player to make a minimum deposit of $80 to activate the account before withdrawing funds to a third-party address. The site states:
"To withdraw funds to a third-party address, you need to activate your account. To activate your account, make a minimum deposit of 80$. Your deposit can still be withdrawn after activation. If you have any questions or need help, please contact support chat or create a ticket.."

We regard this as a particularly important warning sign.
Our investigation notes that licensed casinos generally handle KYC through identity documentation, proof of address, and payment-method checks. A deposit may sometimes form part of a payment verification procedure at legitimate casinos, including certain cases involving no-deposit bonuses. In those circumstances, the deposit can be returned alongside the player's approved withdrawal.
The process we found on Flipraid.com connects an $80 payment with account activation and access to withdrawals. That setup differs from the standard identity-check process described in our investigation.
Player Reviews And Betting Figures Raise More Questions
We also looked at how Flipraid.com presents player activity.
The casino displays betting information showing wagers and winnings. During our investigation, we found the frequency and amounts displayed unusual enough to raise questions about whether the activity represents genuine bets placed by real customers.

We couldn't independently establish from the supplied evidence that these displayed figures reflect actual player activity .
The reviews section presented another issue. Flipraid.com shows five-star testimonials, including claims from people who say they've been members since 2017.
That claim conflicts with the domain registration date recorded during our investigation: August 17, 2026.

We therefore consider the site's reviews another area that requires caution. The apparent mismatch between the claimed membership dates and the age of the domain raises questions about whether the testimonials accurately represent the history of Flipraid.com.
Our Final Flipraid.com Verdict
Our investigation found unverified licensing claims, suspected fake game sources, and an $80 deposit requirement tied to account activation and withdrawals.
The site's ownership claims and player testimonials also raised questions during our review. Given these findings, we recommend that players avoid Flipraid.com and refrain from depositing funds. Gamble responsibly!
Dheh Jejd 10 days ago Newbie
Has anyone tried to withdraw funds from this site?
Quelqun a essayé de retirer sur ce site?
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natasa
25 days ago
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I’m glad I came across this warning before putting any money into Flipraid. The $80 “verification” deposit, questionable site’s license and game-provider claims…I’d stay well away from this one.
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