Closed & Blacklisted Casinos
We don't just review casinos — we track them after launch. When a platform shuts down, stops paying out, or otherwise loses our trust, it goes here. These 0 sites are ones we'd actively steer you away from.
No closed or blacklisted casinos at this time. We're always monitoring.
Why Casinos Get Blacklisted
A casino lands on our blacklist when it fails to meet the minimum standards we expect for player safety. Common reasons include:
- Non-payment of winnings — refusing or indefinitely delaying legitimate cashouts
- License revocation — losing their operating license or letting it expire
- Sudden shutdown — closing without notice or player fund protection
- Deceptive practices — rigged games, hidden terms, or bait-and-switch bonuses
- Security failures — data breaches, lack of encryption, or compromised player accounts
We keep closed casino review pages live so players can still find information about these sites if they encounter them elsewhere online. Each review page clearly states the casino is no longer recommended.
How to Spot a Risky Casino
- No visible licensing information or a license you can't verify
- Withdrawal complaints piling up on player forums
- Terms that change retroactively or contain predatory clauses
- No responsible gaming tools (deposit limits, self-exclusion)
- Customer support that's unreachable or unhelpful
For help evaluating casinos, read our rating methodology or browse our guide to choosing a sweepstakes casino.