BetPlay365 provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the company.
BetPlay365’s primary website domain (“betplay365.com”) was last registered in April 2019. The registration details were updated on April 21st, 2020.
Through the Wayback Machine I was able to verify the domain redirected to a Blogspot blog as of May 2019. This suggests the current owners took possession of BetPlay365’s domain last month.
BetPlay365 also runs a .NET domain at “betplay365.net”.
The .NET domain was privately registered on January 24th, 2020. The first promo video on BetPlay365’s YouTube channel was uploaded on February 29th, 2020.
This suggests the .NET domain was registered and used pending acquisition of the .COM equivalent. At the time it might be been unclear whether or not BetPlay365 would be able to acquire the .COM domain.
The footer of BetPlay365’s website contains the following information:
All Betplay365 products and games are jointly operated by Global Game Arena LTD and Novus solutions Curacao N.V registered address Heelsumstraat 51,E-Commerce Park Curaçao, a company licensed and regulated by the laws of Curacao under the Antillephone n.v. license number 8048/JAZ2014-053.
Global Game Arena was launched by Frode Jorgensen (right) and Daniel Grenon in April 2019.
The gaming themed MLM company combined Ponzi points with illegal gambling.
Within two weeks of our
first review
, Global Game Arena
collapsed
.
In September 2019 Frode Jorgensen
rebooted Global Game Arena
, doubling down on investment fraud.
Today Global Game Arena’s website domains redirect to BetPlay365. For all intents and purposes, BetPlay365 is the third reboot of Global Game Arena.
By the time Jorgensen rebooted Global Game Arena in late 2019, Daniel Grenon was off promoting other Ponzi schemes.
I was able to confirm Jorgensen is still attached to BetPlay365 but as with the 2019 reboot, whether he’s acting alone or with others is unknown.
Last we heard Jorgensen was residing in Thailand. Any ties BetPlay365 has to Curacao are thus superficial.
Read on for a full review of BetPlay365’s MLM opportunity.
BetPlay365’s Products
BetPlay365 offers access to various gaming activities.
These include “the ultimate casino with Sportsbook, Poker, Lotto, Slots and Live Dealer Games”.
It’s free to sign up as a BetPlay365 player. Note that retail pricing
is not
provided anywhere on BetPlay365’s website.
BetPlay365’s Compensation Plan
BetPlay365’s compensation plan combined direct commissions with a residual binary. A Matching Bonus is paid on up to five unilevel team levels.
Note that BetPlay365 only pays out 60% of earned commissions. The remaining 40% is paid out in PlayDAX tokens (see “PlayDAX” section below).
BetPlay365 Affiliate Ranks
There are nine affiliate ranks within BetPlay365’s compensation plan.
Along with their respective qualification criteria, they are as follows:
Member – recruit two affiliates, placed one on each side of the binary team
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🤖 Quick Answer
Who owns and operates BetPlay365?BetPlay365 provides no ownership or management information on its website. The betplay365.com domain was registered in April 2019 with updates in April 2020, suggesting recent ownership change. The betplay365.net domain was privately registered in January 2020, indicating domain acquisition strategy prior to main website establishment.
When did BetPlay365 begin operations?
BetPlay365's primary domain betplay365.com was registered in April 2019. The .NET domain followed in January 2020. The first promotional video on the company's YouTube channel appeared on February 29th, 2020, marking the beginning of public promotional activities and platform launch.
What domains does BetPlay365 operate?
BetPlay365 operates two primary domains: betplay365.com, registered in April 2019 with updates in April
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