Player Safety
Casino Blacklist — Operators to Avoid (2026)
We publish an operator here only when staff have a dated, evidence-led case — unpaid withdrawals, confiscation, fake or missing licences, predatory terms or ignored complaints. We are not a regulator or an ADR body. See how we rate, and how we handle complaints.
Taxonomy
How we classify an operator
Two public statuses, then a reason code. Empty is honest — these chips describe the vocabulary, not a hidden list of brands.
- Unpaid withdrawal
- Confiscation
- Fake or missing licence
- Predatory terms
- Self-exclusion breach
- Ignored complaints
- Other
Criteria
What it takes to appear here
- A real operator. We do not invent names or seed historical examples to fill the page.
- A dated public summary. Staff write a PII-safe reason before
publishedcan be true. - A status and a taxonomy. Warning means evidence of a serious problem; blacklist means we recommend avoiding the brand.
- A trail that started as a complaint or a staff investigation. Player reports stay private until someone on the desk publishes them.
Scoring rules live on how we rate. File a report on complaints.
No operators published yet
This list stays empty until we publish a dated, evidence-led entry from a real case. We do not invent operators or seed historical examples.
If A Casino Won't Pay
What to do if a casino won't pay
- Stop depositing and screenshot your balance, full bet history and every support chat.
- Request the withdrawal in writing through official support and keep the timestamps.
- Check the casino's published terms for the specific clause being applied to your case.
- Escalate to the licensing regulator named on the casino — if one genuinely exists.
- File a complaint with us so we can log it and, if verified, publish a PII-safe trail. We cannot compel a payout.
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FAQ
Blacklist FAQ
What does it mean when a casino is blacklisted?
It means staff published a dated, evidence-led entry — typically unpaid withdrawals, confiscated winnings, a missing licence, or predatory terms. We recommend avoiding that operator. An empty list means we have not published a real case yet.
How do you decide what goes on the blacklist?
Every published entry needs a public summary, a taxonomy (warning or blacklist), and a date. We do not invent operators or seed historical examples. Player reports start as private complaints; only staff can publish a trail.
A casino owes me money — what can I do?
File a complaint with us. We are not a regulator or an ADR body and we cannot compel a payout. We can log the case, ask the operator for a comment, and publish a PII-safe trail if the facts hold. Keep screenshots and escalate to the licensing authority for a formal ruling.
Are these real casino names?
Only if a real entry has been published. This page lists PocketBase records with published=true. If the list is empty, that is the honest state — we do not show fictional brands.
18+ · Play responsibly. Entries appear here only after staff publish a real case. We are not a regulator or an ADR body.