The Co-Founders of Stake.com Accuse a Former Partner of Embezzlement Worth Millions

As reported by BeInCrypto, accusations and counter-accusations continue to fly among those involved in the creation of the popular cryptocurrency gambling platform Stake.com.

Last fall, it was revealed that Christopher Freiman filed a $400 million civil suit against former partners Edward Craven and Bijan Tehrani, alleging that the latter had stolen the concept of the Stake.com cryptocurrency casino from him. In January 2023, Freiman himself was accused of illegally removing himself from the business, along with a lawsuit for $580 million.

Now, Craven and Tehrani have accused Freiman of stealing tens of millions of dollars.

This latest accusation, like the first lawsuit, relates to the period when the trio was working on creating the cryptocurrency betting platform Primedice.

According to Craven and Tehrani, Freiman, who made only minor contributions to the project’s development, withdrew tens of millions of dollars in cryptocurrency from the platform to his own Coinbase wallet.

The co-founders of Stake.com believe that Freiman voluntarily stepped down from the new cryptocurrency casino project, but after realizing the mistake of his previous decision, he took advantage of the situation and illegally took possession of the multi-million dollar Primedice assets.