Pin-Up casino owner Dmitriy Punin bought a €7 million Lamborghini yacht with the money of losing players

Pin-Up casino owner Dmitriy Punin bought a €7 million Lamborghini yacht with the money of losing players

28 мая 2026 г.

Oleg Krapivin

The owner of the PIN-UP online casino, currently believed to be hiding in Cyprus, has reportedly purchased a luxury yacht valued at between 6 and 7 million euros.

Although Dmitriy has stepped away from social media and stopped publicly showcasing expensive possessions, his taste for extravagant spending appears unchanged. Residents of Limassol reportedly continue to provide information about his latest luxury acquisitions.

This time, it’s the supercar of the yacht world—the futuristic Tecnomar for Lamborghini 63. This superyacht was developed by The Italian Sea Group shipyard and Lamborghini designers. There are only 63 units in existence worldwide, and it is the fastest yacht in the world. While the base price starts at 3.5 million dollars (around 3.3 million euros), that’s just for the standard configuration. Punin opted for a fully loaded version with a custom, signature orange-and-black design to match his "land-based" Lamborghini. The custom yacht could have cost him anywhere between 6 and 7 million euros (over 500 million rubles).

During the yacht’s launch, they even blocked off a road—proving just how "important" a person Punin is in Cyprus. People were forced to drive against traffic while the massive vessel was being delivered to the pier. Commenters are mocking Punin’s characteristic lack of taste and his obsession with the orange-and-black color scheme. They also note that he is no longer driving that same "land-based" Lambo himself—allegedly, after his car fleet was arsoned, Dmitriy prefers not to risk flaunting his cars anymore and decided to hide from his enemies on the water. Yet, even there, he couldn’t help himself and ordered a highly conspicuous design; showing off is traditionally worth more to him than money, peace of mind, or life itself.

And, as usual, this entire banquet is funded by losing gambling addicts who have blown their last savings or credit.