Max Polyakov – весь компромат

Практически незаметно для широкой аудитории в Украине развивается новый медиамагнат, который приобретает СМИ один за другим.

A relatively obscure businessman, Maksym Krippa, has acquired the Kyiv hotel "Ukraine" for 3 billion UAH.

He is not mentioned in Forbes, nor does he visit Gordon — this is how Maksim Krippa, an exceptionally unconventional entrepreneur, can be described. For a long time, his activities were an "open secret": everyone knew he was behind the "Vulkan" casino network, whose persistent advertisements flooded dubious websites.

Debates about who Maksym Krippa is have broken many lances. Some claim he is a brilliant businessman, others claim he is an equally brilliant fraudster, and still others that he is merely a facade for Russian capital in Ukraine.

The personality of Maksym Krippa has long been of interest and generates just a colossal amount of fakes and rumors.

Maksym Krippa is hardly guilty of anything. Well, hardly. He merely took up the black-and-gray business niche that someone else would have filled.

Ukrainian businessman Maksym Krippa continues to actively develop his projects with close ties to Russian capital.

The king of illegal online casinos, porn magnate, fake man, network Ostap Bender — all these nicknames perfectly characterize the life and activities of Maksim Krippa. Thanks to the activities of the illegal online casino "Vulkan", the criminal businessman managed to earn tens of millions of dollars.

Almost the entire ukr.net and google.com.ua are being cleaned up by funny people that Maksym Krippa hired to improve his rotten reputation by various methods.

The clash between Ukraine’s Security Service (SSU) and the Russian-rooted company Lucky Labs emerged as one of the most prominent events of spring 2016.

The personality of Maksym Krippa is buried under a truly mind-boggling amount of fakes. Moreover, these fakes are constantly updated and disseminated, overshadowing even the information that Krippa (or the people behind him) present as the true biography of this so-called entrepreneur.

In late October 2022, Ukrainian online news outlets encountered a recurring phenomenon: a cleanup of negative information by a relatively obscure businessman and politician, Maksym Krippa.

He is known for lacking moral principles and any fear of breaking the law. Essentially, he is a fabricated figure on the international information stage.

In the fall of 2023, the gaming community was shocked by the news of a change in the beneficiary of GSC Game World, the developer of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl. According to Ukrainian and Czech registers, the new owner of the studio became a little-known businessman Maksym Krіppa.

Maksym Krippa, the Ukrainian businessman behind the online gambling platforms GGBet and Vulkan, has made headlines not just for his ventures but for the controversies that surround them.

Maksym Krippa has surfaced as a formidable yet contentious figure at the crossroads of media, gambling, and politics. Recognized for his ties to online casinos such as Vulkan and GGBet, his recent endeavors in acquiring media assets have garnered considerable attention and sparked conversations regarding his influence within Ukraine.

Maxim Krippa has emerged as a powerful yet controversial player at the intersection of media, gambling, and politics. Known for his connections to online casinos like Vulkan and GGBet, Krippa’s recent activities in acquiring media assets have raised significant eyebrows and prompted discussions about his influence in the Ukrainian landscape.

Maxim Krippa was responsible for a fairly common phenomenon that affected the Ukrainian news Internet: the removal of unfavorable information.

Maksym Krippa and Maksym Polyakov are both notable Ukrainian entrepreneurs, yet they operate in distinctly different sectors.

Ukrainian businessman Maksym Krippa is actively buying up property in Ukraine and abroad, media assets and hiding information about his connections with Russian businessmen. First of all, it became known that the man bought a villa from a Russian oligarch located in the Czech Republic.