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The Rogue Casino List

These sites have been blacklisted by GambleDude for confirmed payment failures, unlicensed operation, or regulatory sanctions. Never deposit at these casinos.

CasinoReason for BlacklistingStatusYear
Betway (Specific Markets)Regulatory sanctions in multiple jurisdictions for targeting self-excluded players.Delisted2024
Slotman CasinoRepeated withdrawal delays exceeding 60 days and unresponsive support during disputes.Delisted2024
CasinoEuro (legacy)Closed without notice to players; balances not returned after shutdown.Closed2023
Ripper CasinoNo valid licence confirmed. Accepts players from restricted jurisdictions.Never Listed2023
WildCoinsConfiscated winnings citing undisclosed bonus abuse policy after large win.Delisted2024

How a Casino Gets Listed Here

A casino is added to the Rogue List when we receive credible evidence of one or more of the following:

  • Withdrawal refusal - refusing or indefinitely delaying a legitimate payout without documented cause.
  • Retroactive terms changes - changing bonus or withdrawal terms after a bet is placed to void a win.
  • Unlicensed operation - claiming to be licensed when no valid licence can be verified with the regulator.
  • Targeting excluded players - contacting players who have self-excluded or sending marketing to excluded accounts.
  • Regulatory sanction - receiving a formal warning, fine, or licence revocation from a recognised authority.
  • Account closure without payout - closing player accounts and retaining balances without documented justification.

How to Report a Rogue Casino

If you've had a negative experience with a casino - refused withdrawal, stolen balance, or unlicensed activity - please contact us with your documentation. We investigate every report before listing.

You should also file a complaint directly with the casino's regulator. For MGA-licensed casinos, use the MGA complaint form. For UKGC-licensed casinos, contact GamCare or your Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) provider.

Reinstatement Policy

A casino can be removed from this list if the underlying issue is resolved - confirmed withdrawal paid, regulatory finding overturned, or licence reinstated. Reinstatement requires written evidence and a re-test period of at least 90 days.