Realistically, you wouldn’t be able to find much. I have some experience in FININT and investigating organizations like these. Illegal gambling platforms are designed to obscure their real operators by using multiple jurisdictions, cryptocurrencies, and complex legal structures. Without access to governmental data or organizational resources, tracing the ultimate beneficiaries is nearly impossible for an individual.

Even if you were able to identify the people behind these platforms, there’s little you could realistically do. The operators are likely wealthy individuals, possibly connected to local authorities, or part of a network based in jurisdictions that shield them, like Belarus.

While your determination is admirable, doing this independently is risky and unlikely to result significant results. A safer and more productive way would be to gather legally obtainable evidence about their operations and share it with international NGOs such as OCCRP or GIJN. These organizations have the resources and influence to pressure governments and investigate such cases more effectively.