Yep, they are related, although I don't know much about the LTC Casino scandal, But yep, they're the same team. I just checked both of their developer emails.
So,
maxichat@gmail.com is the developer email used for Google OAuth sign-in and sign-up.


case closed.
i need to start checking the dev email used for google OAuth as well. i have seen you check that multiple times, and it's really helpful, but my dumbass keeps forgetting it's a thing since i never use it.
It seems that scammers have discovered an internet goldmine: creating numerous casinos, stealing money, and getting away with it. From what I can tell, they don’t just want to run a single scam casino they want to operate many of them.
it's not just casinos, scammers are creating fake websites for instant swap exchanges, hosting, vpns, proxies, giftcards, and who knows what else.
Take the casino ltccasino.io, for example; their website states the following:

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https://www.ltccasino.io/It states that the casino is operated by " Moon Revolution Limitada " Upon researching this company further, I discovered that it also operates another casino featured on this forum namely, gamdom.com as can be seen here:

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https://gamdom.com/The casino gamdom.com created a thread here in 2018, And two years later, in 2021, LTC Casino appeared.
They created a very simple announcement thread so simple, in fact, that one might have mistaken them for a novice lacking the skills to put together a proper post, especially considering that, back in 2018, Gamdom had managed a decent announcement thread. These guys are playing many people for fools; they are extremely clever and calculating. For example, regarding today's casino, it is managed by "Gravity Unleashed Limited," as can be seen in this photo:

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https://www.dogecoincasino.com/When searching for "Gravity Unleashed Limited," I discovered that they also operate another casino Thrill.com which has its own announcement thread on this forum. It’s actually quite amusing how they try to pose as a newcomer here;
in the case of Thrill.com, they even put together a very polished announcement thread. But for the DogeCoin Casino, he created a very ugly announcement thread all to make us think that he’s a forum newbie and just starting out in the world of casinos.

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https://thrill.com/casinointeresting, but i don't think gamdom.com or thrill.com are behind this low level casino scam.
more likely, the scammers behind ltccasino.io and dogecoincasino.com are impersonating the companies behind them, and just copied their info to look more legitimate.
i mean, this won't be the first time a scam casino does that.