Don Leon, a Greek trap star, has been arrested for alleged involvement in ATM robberies. According to the Greek City Times, the musician had laundered the money through casinos in the country.

Don Leon, 28, had two accomplices aged 27 and 26. The three men used explosives and metal-cutting tools to rob ATMs across the country, stealing a total of $770,000. The trapper and his accomplices gambled some of the money to launder it and also laundered large sums through the Greek music industry.

The local police pointed out that the robbers were also involved in vehicle stealing operations and used the stolen vehicles to conduct their operations throughout the country. However, the culprits’ criminal adventure eventually came to an end when the police apprehended them in Kifisia.

The police caught up to the three men just after another ATM robbery, this time in Ermioni. The Greek City Times report noted that they had stolen roughly $215,000 from that ATM.

The police raid saw law enforcers seize a large number of weapons and explosives. This included 1.5kg of explosives, a pyrotechnic rope, an M16 assault rifle and a number of pistols. The police also seized a metal cutting wheel and other tools that facilitated the burglary. In addition to the seized items, the police took roughly $222,000 in cash.

The police learned that the weapons broke Greece’s weapons laws. Some of the firearms were found in the residence of a relative of one of the suspects, leading to an additional arrest.

This Isn’t the First Time Don Leon Has Had Trouble with the Police

This is not the first time Don Leon has been arrested for involvement in gang activity. Back in 2021, the trapper was arrested for similar crimes. He was released in January 2023, insisting that he was not guilty of the crimes, the Greek City Time says.

The police will now continue to investigate Don Leon and his accomplices’ activities as it is believed that the full extent of their operation is yet to be seen. Greek authorities believe that further investigation is needed to uncover the “intricate connection” between organized crime, financial malfeasance and the entertainment industry.

The Greek City Times said that the current case may raise questions about the effectiveness of the law, considering that Don Leon liked to publicly display his wealth.

In the meantime, the police also consider the possibility of the trapper being a part of a broader criminal network.

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The fast-growing provider for the online gambling industry, Soft2Bet, confirmed it continues its European expansion by securing a new license. On Tuesday, the company revealed that it has been granted a business-to-business (B2B) A1 license in Greece. The latest license complements Soft2Bet’s Greek expansion and comes after recently, the company secured two seven-year licenses from the Hellenic Gaming Commission’s (HGC) Gaming Supervision and Control Commission.

Thanks to the most recent A1 license, Soft2Bet can now deliver its betting platform services, gaming platform services and games to licensed business-to-customer (B2C) operators within the regulated gambling market in the country. According to the iGaming software developer, the license marks an important milestone in its expansion in Greece and ensures that it follows the highest international regulatory standards.

The fresh seven-year license reaffirms Soft2Bet’s commitment to expand in Greece while complying with the established regulations. It enables the company to forge long-lasting agreements within the market in the country, delivering its innovative and quality content and services to new audiences. Additionally, the license allows Soft2Bet to provide its supplier services to licensed operators in the European country.

Expanding the global footprint is an ongoing goal for the company which also seeks to grow its portfolio of technological solutions. Focused on innovation, Soft2Bet continues to develop engaging B2B solutions that bring efficiencies and benefits to the company’s partners.

Besides Greece, recently, Soft2Bet secured a license in Romania. Early last month, the company revealed that it secured a license to offer B2B products and services for customers on the market. The announcement came after Soft2Bet was awarded a license from the gambling regulator in Romania, ONJN.

The License Marks a Milestone for the Company’s Growth in Greece

While growth and expansion are ongoing goals for Soft2Bet, the company remains committed to offering supreme and unrivaled betting experiences for its partners and their customers as well. This is why the iGaming developer is proud to continue expanding its offering by bringing innovative solutions that stand out with efficiencies and build strong B2B bonds.

“Obtaining this license was a collaborative endeavor. Our interaction with the HGC exemplifies the best of partnerships.“

David Yatom, general counsel at Soft2Bet

Soft2Bet’s general counsel, David Yatom, explained that the latest license in Greece comes after an effective collaboration with the gambling regulator, the HGC. He explained that the new license reaffirms the company’s dedication to growing and expanding its presence. Finally, Yatom deemed the license as a significant milestone that comes amid other important achievements of the company in the last few months.

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The company entered the regulated iGaming market in Greece at the start of 2023 after it received the go-ahead by the Hellenic Gaming Commission. Since then, the company has enjoyed several launches with various local operators.

Relax Gaming Expands Again in Greece

The most recent partnership sees Relax Gaming establish a content alliance with Interwetten, another respected operator in the market. Interwetten has been a long-standing entity in the iGaming and sports betting industry, providing unique experiences for players.

Moving forward, the operator will benefit from a range of experiences and games provided by Relax. Among those are excellent titles, such as the Money Train series, Temple Tumble, Money Cart, and Beast Mode. More games will also be made available thanks to Relax Gaming’s powerful third-party collaborations with Silver Bullet and Powered By Relax partner studios.

Commenting on this opportunity, Relax Gaming CCO Nadiya Attard hailed what is a third opportunity in the past two weeks to see the company strengthen its footprint in the market. Attard said:

We are absolutely thrilled to have signed this deal with Interwetten, there are very few operators out there that have the history and influence that they are able to boast. We could not have asked for a better partner to deliver our award-winning content portfolio to players in Greece.

Relax Gaming CCO Nadiya Attard

Interwetten head of product management, content and CRM Mario Bilic was similarly stoked to have the opportunity to see the company roll out fresh content by one of the world’s best aggregators and developers.

“We look forward to a long and successful partnership with the studio going forward,” Bilic said, confident in the quality of Relax Gaming’s own titles and partner products. The past few weeks have been particularly busy for the supplier.

Relax Gaming has made its ambitions about the Greek market known and while observers may have expected only a handful of deals happening at first, the studio has defied those expectations signing up with both Novibet and Betsson, two of the leading iGaming brands in the country.

Elsewhere, Relax Gaming has been similarly doubling down its B2B reach, securing a Supplier License in Sweden at the end of March. Relax Gaming is determined to continue growing across newly-regulated and established markets, bringing its products as it does.

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