Evidence ev_01m6pev968582rgvrbffeggb16: Casea company

This page shows one reading behind the statements on Casea's page: what CasinoGuard captured, when and from where, how, and the files kept as proof, each with its SHA-256 so anyone can check it is unchanged.

• Evidence: ev_01m6pev968582rgvrbffeggb16
• Topic: Company
• Source: casea.com, footer page (official)
• Scope: Canada (CA)
• Captured: 2026-11-05 18:16 UTC
• Result: read, the first version of what the source states
• Read by: soft2bet-company@1

Crawl

• Crawl: 01m6pedesegzjrvxkvamfs9861 (done)
• Requested: 2026-11-05 18:09 UTC
• Started: 2026-11-05 18:15 UTC
• Finished: 2026-11-05 18:16 UTC
• Collected with: [email protected] running soft2bet-company@1
• Looked from: Canada (CA) · Desktop · casea.com · language en
• Proxy: pool ca-residential (Residential, CA)
• Exit network: not recorded (where the casino saw the visit come from)

View 1: home

• Asked for: https://casea.com/en/
• HTTP status: 200
• Captured: 2026-11-05 18:16 UTC
• Steps: click Cookie Settings → DECLINE ALL (cookie banner: the most private choice)

Full-page screenshot:

Screenshot of what it read:

What it read

The reading as the worker sent it:

{
    "relations": []
}

How to check it

• The web archive is what the browser received during the crawl: every response with its request, and each view as rendered, listed as a page of its own (a crawl's views share one archive). Download it and open it in ReplayWeb.page to browse each page as it was.
• Each file's SHA-256 is that of the file when it was received; recompute it to check the file is unchanged.
• Cookies, logins and tokens are left out of every file, and so is the proxy's credential.
• The Markdown version and plain-text version of this page say the same.