Blacklisted
Blacklisted
Here you will find a rating of online casinos without subjective assessments - only facts. We monitor how casinos resolve player complaints and assign them a status based on this
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Welcome to the part of the internet that casino owners would like to remove. This list includes companies for which cheating players is a business model. These are not just sites with bad reviews, but casinos whose dishonesty is proven by facts: unpaid winnings and ignored complaints from real people. We created this blacklist as a self-defense tool for players. No license, "generous bonuses" or beautiful advertising will save a casino from getting here if it systematically violates its own rules and embezzles customer money. If the casino is on this list, stay away from it as much as possible.

How does blacklisting work?

It's simple: the blacklist is the final station for the worst casinos. This is not our subjective assessment, but the result of their own actions. Think of it as a "board of shame". When a casino receives a complaint from a player, it has every chance to solve the problem and preserve its reputation. We act as an intermediary and help to establish a dialogue. But if the casino repeatedly ignores appeals, refuses to pay out honest winnings and behaves unprofessionally, its rating drops. When it reaches a critical point, and the casino does not change its behavior, we blacklist him. This is our signal to the entire community: "These guys cannot be trusted."

How does a casino get blacklisted?

Casino blacklisting process illustration

It doesn't happen in one day or because of a single mistake. Being blacklisted is the result of systematic, malicious activity. The process looks like this:

  1. Accumulation of complaints. The casino receives several serious, justified complaints. Most often, they are related to the refusal to pay out winnings.
  2. Attempts at mediation. Our team contacts the casino representatives, provides all the evidence and offers to resolve the dispute.
  3. Ignoring or rejection. The casino either completely ignores our requests, or gives formal replies, refusing to solve the problem on the merits.
  4. Behavior analysis. We can see that this is not an accident, but an established practice. The casino purposefully does not pay players.
  5. Status assignment. After all attempts at dialogue have failed, and enough evidence of unfair play has accumulated, we blacklist the casino and assign it the appropriate status on the site.

The casino itself does everything to get here. We only record the facts.

How often do casinos scam players?

Casino scam frequency infographic

Let's be clear: in the world of online casinos, honesty is the rare exception, not the rule. Most platforms are originally created to make it as difficult as possible to withdraw money. But the real danger lies not only in the obvious fly-by-night sites, but also in the behavior of large, well-known market players. Even the most hyped brands that you could trust for years are not immune to change. A change of ownership, financial difficulties, or just a new company policy can turn yesterday's industry leader into a casino that is looking for any excuse not to pay. That is why you should never relax. Your past successful experience is not a guarantee of the honesty of the casino in the future. Make checking our rating and blacklist your mandatory habit before each deposit. This applies to both new sites and brands that you have been with for a long time.

James Carter
Written By
James Carter
Position
Content Maker
Updated on
16 May 2025
FAQ
1. How is a blacklist different from just a low-rated casino?
A low rating means that the casino has problems with resolving complaints, but dialogue is still possible. A blacklist is a sentence. This means that the casino is a malicious violator who does not make contact.
2. Can the casino be blacklisted?
In theory, yes, if it resolves all complaints without exception, pays all debts and proves that it has changed its policy. In practice, this happens extremely rarely.
3. I found a well-known casino on your list. How did it happen?
Popularity and advertising do not equal honesty. We evaluate real actions. If a "famous" casino does not pay players, its place is here.
4. What if I already play at the casino on your list?
Try to withdraw any remaining funds immediately. Do not make new deposits. Do not take unnecessary risks, hoping that you will be luckier than other players who have been scammed by the casino.
5. The casino is not on the black list. So it is 100% safe?
This is a good sign, but not a 100% guarantee. Always check the full rating of the casino and read the complaints. Not being blacklisted means that the casino does not have a reputation for malicious fraud.
6. How can I help add to this list?
If you encounter a scam, file a complaint on our website. Not only will this give you a chance to get your money back, but it will also help warn other players and eventually send the scammer to the blacklist.
7. Why are there so many casinos on the list that I have never heard of?
Because scammers often create new fly-by-night websites. They quickly raise money and disappear to reappear under a new name.
8. Is the license valid for the blacklisted casino?
Often, such casinos either have a fake license or it is issued by an unreputable regulator that does not help players. Even having a license does not always save you from being deceived.
9. What is your benefit of keeping this list?
Our goal is to create a transparent and fair environment in online gambling. The fewer players who are affected by cheaters, the healthier the entire industry will be.
10. Can I trust this list?
Yes. Every item on this list is backed up by real, documented complaints from players and our service's attempts to resolve these issues. These are not opinions, but facts.