Casinos we don't recommend

CampeonBet

Still operating — avoidOur score: 2.9/10

We rate it 2.9/10 (Very low): the casino has repeatedly ignored player complaints about confiscated winnings, to the point mediators formally record it as non-responsive.

• Our safety score: 2.9/10 ("Very low") — we explicitly advise players to stay away.
• 18 unresolved player complaints, including confiscated winnings of €5,726 and C$4,250 and an ignored self-exclusion request.
• The casino has a formal no-response record with complaint mediators: 10+ complaints closed because it simply never responds to mediation.
• Operates on an Anjouan (Comoros) group licence shared with sister brand Svenbet (operator: Green Champions Leader SRL).

Svenbet

Still operating — avoidOur score: 2.1/10

We rate it 2.1/10 (Very low): its complaint record is dominated by confiscated winnings, and the brand operates through rotating mirror domains.

• Our safety score: 2.1/10 ("Very low"), with 5 unresolved public complaints — themes include confiscated winnings of €3,000, €1,453 and €1,218 and withheld crypto balances.
• Reachable through rotating mirror domains (svenbet46.com, svenbet21.com live as of August 2026) — a pattern that makes accountability and dispute resolution harder.
• Advertises an Anjouan (Comoros) licence ALSI-202502014-FI1 — a group licence shared with sister brand CampeonBet — alongside a Curaçao CGA licence; public records list the owner as Green Champions Leader SRL.

RokuBet (formerly Roku Casino)

Still operating — avoidOur score: 2.8/10

Closed, then quietly reopened rebranded as RokuBet; we rate it 2.8/10 (Very low) with blocked-account and delayed-withdrawal complaints on the public record.

• The casino shut down, then reopened rebranded as RokuBet (industry records document the closure and "freshly reopened" relaunch under the new name).
• Our safety score: 2.8/10 ("Very low").
• Complaint record includes blocked accounts holding €8,000, a mishandled self-excluded player (€4,300), and an A$40,000 withdrawal dispute.

1Bet

Still operating — avoidOur score: 0.5/10

We rate it 0.0/10 — the lowest score on our scale — with 16 complaints including a $39,000 balance confiscation and a €108,000 account-closure request the casino ignored.

• Our safety score: 0.0/10 ("Very low") — the lowest rating on the scale.
• 16 tracked public complaints — among the heaviest records of disputed, unreturned player money we have reviewed.
• A €108,000 winnings complaint was closed as unresolved after 1Bet failed to provide evidence to mediators; a separate $39,000 closed-account dispute is also on file, alongside ignored account-closure requests.
• We judge its terms and conditions unfair (5 issues found); operates under an Anjouan (Comoros) licence (owner: Next Global Era Limited).

PriBet

Still operating — avoidOur score: 0.7/10

We rate it 0.7/10 and firmly advise players to avoid it: the record shows a very high amount of restrained payouts relative to its size.

• Our safety score: 0.7/10 ("Very low") — we firmly advise players to avoid it.
• 6 direct public complaints on file, including unresolved cases.
• the record shows a very high amount of restrained (withheld) payouts relative to the casino's size, plus unfair terms and conditions.

Seven Casino

Still operating — avoidOur score: 1.5/10

We rate it 1.5/10 and strongly advise players to avoid it — 10 direct complaints plus 60 more across its 9 related casinos.

• Our safety score: 1.5/10 ("Very low") — we strongly advise players to avoid it.
• 10 direct public complaints plus 60 at related casinos.
• 9 related sister casinos are factored negatively into the rating — a network-level problem, not a one-off.

QBet

Still operating — avoidOur score: 2.5/10

Its operator drew the largest fine in Dutch gambling history (€24.85M, under objection) for illegally serving Dutch players, was banned from targeting Sweden, then deregistered its own company while the site kept operating.

• The Dutch regulator KSA fined operator Novatech Solutions N.V. a record €24,846,000 (decision December 2025, published 10 March 2026) for illegally serving Dutch players via qbet.com and 55bet.com; the operator has objected to the fine.
• Sweden's Spelinspektionen prohibited Novatech from targeting Swedish players on 11 March 2026, naming qbet.com among five domains.
• On 11 March 2026 — the day after the fine was published — Novatech deregistered itself from the Curaçao Chamber of Commerce while its sites continued operating; the site now displays Canadian (Tobique) licensing instead.
• The Dutch state lottery has taken the operator to court, calling qbet.com 'the largest illegal gambling site' in the Netherlands (April 2026).

EU9

Still operating — avoidOur score: 2.1/10

we rate it 2.1/10 ("Very low") — an offshore, Southeast-Asia-facing operation with a complaint record and no meaningful player recourse.

• Our safety score: 2.1/10 ("Very low").
• Offshore licensing aimed at Southeast-Asian players — no regulator with real enforcement power stands behind it.

BookOfCasino

Still operating — avoidOur score: 2.5/10

We rate it 2.5/10; public complaints include €3,500 in confiscated winnings and repeatedly ignored account-closure (responsible-gambling) requests.

• Our safety score: 2.5/10 ("Very low").
• 6 public complaints, including €3,500 in confiscated winnings.
• Account-closure requests — a responsible-gambling protection — were repeatedly ignored per the complaint record.
• The terms and conditions are unfair on our reading as well.

Whamoo

Still operating — avoidOur score: 2.6/10

we rate it 2.6/10 — complaints include voided, withheld and confiscated winnings, with a very high total value of disputed winnings relative to the casino's size.

• Our safety score: 2.6/10 ("Very low").
• 6 direct public complaints including winnings voided, funds withheld and winnings confiscated.
• the record shows a very high total value of disputed winnings relative to the casino's size, plus unfair terms.

888Starz

Still operating — avoidOur score: 3.0/10

we rate it 3.0/10 ("Very low") with 13 complaints and a very high amount of restrained payouts relative to its size. Not related to 888casino.

• Our safety score: 3.0/10 ("Very low").
• 13 public complaints; a very high amount of restrained payouts relative to size.
• Despite the name, it has no connection to the regulated 888casino brand.

Gratorama

Still operating — avoidOur score: 3.1/10

We rate it 3.1/10 over player-unfriendly terms, an unresponsive licensing regime and a very low monthly withdrawal cap; sister brand of Winorama.

• Our safety score: 3.1/10 ("Very low").
• Independent player-advocacy watchdogs list it as not recommended, citing player-unfriendly terms and an unresponsive Curaçao master-licence structure.
• A very low monthly withdrawal limit means large wins take months to actually cash out.
• Part of the same network as Winorama (also on this list) — around 12 sister casinos factor into the low rating.

Winorama

Still operating — avoidOur score: 3.1/10

we rate it 3.1/10 ("Very low") — the same network as Gratorama, with around 12 sister casinos factored negatively into the rating.

• Our safety score: 3.1/10 ("Very low").
• Sister brand of Gratorama (also on this list) — the shared network of ~12 casinos drags the safety assessment down.

Wins Royal

Still operating — avoidOur score: 3.7/10

We rate it 3.7/10; unresolved public complaints include an account suspended at a 1,000 USDT withdrawal with support silent for 9+ days, and a withdrawal pending since October 2025.

• Our safety score: 3.7/10 ("Low").
• 10 public complaints, several unresolved.
• Cases on file: account suspended after attempting a 1,000 USDT withdrawal (support then silent for 9+ days); a withdrawal pending since October 2025 with unresponsive support.

Park Lane Casino

Still operating — avoidOur score: 3.9/10

we rate it 3.9/10 ("Low") and says players should avoid it; 11 related casinos are factored negatively into the rating.

• Our safety score: 3.9/10 ("Low") — we advise players to avoid it.
• 3 direct public complaints plus 39 at related casinos; 11 related sister casinos weigh on the record.

Sons of Slots

Still operating — avoidOur score: 4.3/10

we rate it 4.3/10 and advises players to "refrain from using this casino"; independent player-advocacy watchdogs blacklists it; it belongs to the same Campeon Gaming network as CampeonBet and Svenbet.

• Our safety score: 4.3/10 ("Low") — refrain from using this casino.
• 7 direct public complaints plus 144 at related casinos. Themes: withdrawal delays, winnings confiscation, non-responsive support.
• Independent player-advocacy watchdogs blacklist Sons of Slots outright.
• Part of the Campeon Gaming network — the same group as CampeonBet and Svenbet, both also on this list.

UcoBet

Still operating — avoidOur score: 4.6/10

We rate it 4.6/10; an unresolved €1,400 refused withdrawal sits on the public record with the casino never answering mediation — operating on a Costa Rica "licence" that offers no player protection.

• Our safety score: 4.6/10 ("Low").
• Unresolved case on file: a €1,400 withdrawal refused (from its Jungliwin predecessor), with no response to complaint mediation.
• Operates on a Costa Rica registration — effectively no player protection or licensing oversight.

Horus Casino

Still operating — avoidOur score: 4.8/10

A documented non-payment pattern: unresolved withdrawal complaints across public mediation platforms (disputed amounts up to €70,000), unfair terms, and an unresolved €20,516 unpaid-affiliate complaint.

• Our safety score: 4.8/10 — 3 complaints sit unresolved in mediation, the terms are unfair, disputed withdrawals on file reach €70,000 and €30,000, and the casino is recorded as non-cooperative.
• Two withdrawal complaints are currently unresolved on public platforms — including a July 2026 case where €3,000 of a €5,000 win went unpaid.
• Its affiliate program (Moonshine Partners, which also runs Haz, Vegaz and Kryptosino) carries an unresolved €20,516.60 non-payment complaint — the operator was not paying partners either.
• Operates under an Anjouan (Comoros) licence (owner: Moonseeker SRL) — no meaningful player recourse.

Ding Ding Ding

Closed · April 2025Our score: 1.5/10

Stopped paying sweeps redemptions in March–April 2025, was publicly blacklisted by industry watchdogs, faced a class action, then vanished — the dead domain now redirects to an offshore crypto casino.

• Player redemptions stopped being paid around March–April 2025; multiple public complaints (e.g. $680 and $200 redemptions) remain unresolved on mediation platforms.
• Industry watchdogs publicly blacklisted the site on April 4, 2025, reporting it had stopped paying both partners and players.
• A class action against the operator (Living Pixels Studio LLC) was filed in Napa County, California in early 2025.
• The domain later went dark and now redirects some visitors to an offshore crypto casino — do not deposit anywhere a dingdingding.com link takes you.

Cresus Casino

Closed · October 2025Our score: 2.2/10

France's regulator ANJ ordered ISPs to block it (June 2024), citing numerous reports of unpaid winnings; French prosecutors later dismantled the operation, arresting two executives on illegal-gambling and money-laundering charges.

• On 20 June 2024 the French regulator ANJ ordered internet providers to block cresuscasino.com, citing "numerous reports from people who do not receive their winnings" and warning of payment fraud and data-theft risk.
• The operator dodged the block via mirror domains (cresus-casinos.com), triggering further ANJ blocking orders.
• In October 2025 French prosecutors arrested two executives, charged with running illegal gambling as an organized gang and money laundering; investigators put revenue at roughly €1bn since 2020.
• The site shut down for good around October 2025 with players cut off from accounts — ANJ has no power to force an offshore operator to refund balances.

Power Spins

Closed · Late 2021Our score: 3.2/10

Closed after the UK Gambling Commission suspended operator BGO Entertainment's licence (15 October 2021) over consumer-protection concerns; BGO surrendered the licence a week later — and the old domain is now an impostor site.

• The UKGC suspended BGO Entertainment's operating licence on 15 October 2021, citing concerns including consumer-protection failures; the notice named powerspins.com among BGO's sites.
• BGO surrendered its UKGC licence on 22 October 2021 and its Alderney licence by 31 December 2021; all group brands closed. Players were permitted to withdraw during the wind-down, though some reported unresolved balances.
• BGO had prior regulatory history: a £300,000 advertising penalty (2017) and a £2m regulatory settlement (2020) for social-responsibility and AML failures.
• powerspins.co.uk today is an unrelated impostor posing as an "official" Power Spins casino — the real brand has been dead since 2021. Do not enter details there.

7Casino

Closed · February 2022Our score: 3.2/10

A BGO Entertainment brand that died with the group: the UKGC suspended BGO's licence in October 2021 over consumer-protection concerns, the licences were surrendered, and 7Casino was recorded closed in February 2022.

• Operated by BGO Entertainment, whose UKGC licence was suspended on 15 October 2021 and surrendered on 22 October 2021; the group's Alderney licence followed by year-end and all brands closed.
• 7Casino was recorded closed in February 2022.
• Any site currently using the 7Casino name is not the original UKGC-licensed casino.

Doggo Casino

Closed · February 2024Our score: 3.5/10

Vanished in early 2024 with no notice to players or affiliates — portals delisted it for being unresponsive. No orderly wind-down, no announcement, just gone.

• Doggo Casino was marked closed in February 2024; portals delisted it because the site stopped responding to players and affiliates with no warning or stated reason.
• A Curaçao brand (R&B Innovations N.V.) — when such a casino goes silent there is no regulator to escalate to.
• Fairness note: the public complaint record shows two sizeable pre-closure complaints were resolved with payouts; the failure here is the silent disappearance, not a documented pattern of theft.

Hejgo Casino

Closed · November 2024Our score: 3.0/10

Closed November 2024; complaint platforms terminated its listing for being unresponsive, and players reported withheld deposits and dead-end support before the end.

• Hejgo (an N1 Interactive MGA brand) closed in November 2024 and no longer operates.
• public complaint platforms: "Hejgo Casino has been terminated due to being unresponsive" — with an public complaint platforms rating of 1/10.
• Pre-closure player complaints included deposits withheld for around two weeks and dead-end automated support.

StreamBetz

Closed · January 2025Our score: 2.7/10

Blacklisted by industry watchdogs in August 2024 for unethical business practices; public complaint platforms terminated its listing as unresponsive; its owner group (Winzon) is blacklisted elsewhere for chronic payment delays.

• Industry watchdogs blacklisted StreamBetz for unethical business practices and marked it closed in August 2024; the closure was recorded industry-wide by January 2025.
• Complaint platforms terminated its listing as unresponsive.
• A documented public complaint shows a player's self-exclusion failed to apply across Winzon sister sites — the casino claimed cross-brand self-exclusion was "technically impossible".
• The owner group, Winzon Group Ltd (MGA), has a documented record of consistent payment delays across its casinos; sister brand Winzon Casino was likewise terminated as unresponsive on complaint platforms.