As far as I know, doxxing is only legal in the
INVESTIGATIONS section of the forum. If you guys want to open a thread there regarding this situation you can try. I would wait until we see how this turns out though.
This isn't doxxing; the information is publicly available on Feras's profile, and he himself boasted a while back about launching the SCORAS casino, so this isn't confidential data.Besides, Scoras.io looks like a typical poorly planned casino project.
The person behind its launch appears to have seriously underestimated how difficult and capital-intensive it is to build a competitive online casino and sportsbook.
According to Feras Kiaewe's own public materials, the project was looking to raise just $150,000 in pre-seed funding at a $1.35 million pre-money valuation.
For an online casino and sportsbook, $150,000 is an extremely small amount of capital. It is pocket change compared with what is normally required for customer acquisition, payment processing, compliance, licensing, bonuses, affiliates, sportsbook operations, technology, staff and sufficient working capital.
The whole approach gives the impression that the people behind Scoras believed they could launch a casino, attract players and start generating meaningful profits almost immediately. In my opinion, that shows a serious lack of understanding of how this industry actually works.
Relying heavily on Bitcointalk as a source of traffic also makes very little sense as a long-term acquisition strategy. There simply aren't enough serious, high-value casino and sportsbook players here to build a major operator around this forum, while competition in the online gambling market is enormous.
It is also worth looking at the corporate structure behind Scoras.
Feras Kiaewe publicly presents Sterling Saga Holdings Ltd as the UK parent company. Its subsidiary, Zeil Technology Ltd, is described as the company that designed, built and operates Scoras. Sterling Saga Project Management in Dubai is also mentioned in connection with MENA operations.
Sterling Saga Holdings Ltd was incorporated in the UK on 1 April 2026, while Zeil Technology Ltd was incorporated on 28 April 2026, so these are extremely new companies.
Scoras.io currently operates under an Anjouan licence held by Belincore Limitada.
So when you strip away the marketing, what you have is a very young gambling project, companies incorporated only months ago, a plan to raise just $150,000 at a $1.35 million pre-money valuation, and a customer-acquisition strategy that appears to rely heavily on Bitcointalk.
In my opinion, expecting to enter one of the most competitive gambling markets in the world with that level of funding and quickly build a profitable operator shows that the people behind the project had a very unrealistic understanding of the casino business.
It also looks more like a one- or two-person operation than a serious casino company with an actual team behind it. I have seen no indication of any meaningful customer service, VIP or operational structure practically everything seems to go through Nick.
I obviously cannot prove who Nick actually is or whether he has an ownership stake in Scoras, but considering how much he appears to handle personally, I would not be surprised if his role goes far beyond simply being a VIP manager.
And frankly, his communication does not inspire much confidence either. Five minutes of conversation with him on Telegram is enough to get a very good idea of the level of competence you are dealing with. In my opinion, he comes across as remarkably unprofessional and not particularly intelligent, certainly not someone you would expect to be responsible for dealing with serious players and substantial amounts of money.