Spartans.com Scammers

Willingly choosing to gamble on Spartans is a simple iq test. Gurhan Kiziloz’s other project Blockdag Network pivoted to a casino recently after not shipping mainnet or miners for years (still claiming you’ll profit 300X via presale). Meanwhile he extracted at least $350M from unsophisticated retail investors while spending lots on cars, watches real estate. My current theory is his casino may have been used to help legitimize Blockdag funds hence overpaying employees/ KOLs.

Gurhan Kiziloz (@Spartanscom owner) is paying people to run "fan pages" for him 😂🤣 He has a Google Drive filled with pics/vids of him living the high life with the stolen Blockdag funds It's funny cause bro looks EXACTLY like the type of dude who would pay for fan pages💀

The issue is not just that @Spartanscom started failing people. The issue is that every creator who entertained it now has to answer the same uncomfortable question: Were you unaware, or were you willing? Because those are very different problems, but neither one is good. If you genuinely did not know the history, the warnings, didn’t see mine or other streamers threads, the reputation, the bad-faith foundation, or the obvious red flags, then you were incompetent. You were willing to put your name near a casino deal without doing the bare minimum due diligence, and in gambling, that is not a small mistake. Your audience is not buying a hoodie.
They are depositing money.
They are trusting your judgment around a product that can genuinely damage people. So “I didn’t know” is not a defense. It is an admission that you were careless with the trust people gave you. But if you did know? If you saw the warnings, read the thread, understood the risk, and still entertained the deal because the number was big enough? Then it is worse. Then you were not misled.
You were not blindsided.
You were not a victim of some unpredictable outcome. You made a calculation. You decided the bag was worth standing beside something rotten until the rot started touching you personally. And that is where “you are what you represent” matters. When you put your face on a casino, you are not just taking a sponsorship. You are laundering trust. You are telling your audience, directly or indirectly, “this is safe enough for my name to sit beside.” So when the same casino starts not paying, failing obligations, acting shady, or collapsing under the weight of the exact red flags people warned about, you do not get to detach yourself cleanly. You represented it. You validated it. You gave it proximity to your community. And now that it is embarrassing, now that the money is not landing, now that the reputation risk is real, suddenly everyone wants to become a whistleblower. No. You do not get to cry wolf after walking the wolf into the village. Threads were public.
The warnings were public.
The history was public. So again: Either you did not know, which means you were incompetent. Or you did know, which means you were complicit. But what you do not get to be is shocked. @ every Spartans creator crying rn

Still don’t understand why people sign with @Spartanscom after the allegations came out and scams why ruin your reputation and use your fans to just make them lose money? Never got that….

just got scammed by @Spartanscom for $25,000 and I’m not even mad I knew it would happen

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