Blacklist Casinos

Casinos may claim to be licensed but do not have permits to operate in a particular region. Still, some may have a license from countries without strict legislation, and the platforms are not accountable to any authority. Online casino licensing shows the legitimacy of the service provider, and it helps with player safety.

Reputable casinos use systems and games from legitimate software developers with a proven track record. However, shoddy gaming platforms mess with the algorithms to give the casino an unfair advantage. We consider any malpractices and warn players of casinos with suspicions of rigged or hacked software.

Check for licensing number and regulating authority's logo at the bottom of the website to determine a site's legitimacy. Licensed casinos follow the industry requirement.

Instances when casinos can deny a payment are if players do not attain wagering requirements for bonuses or cheats. Some platforms use the reasons to limit users from getting a payout without having evidence of the wrongdoings.

Another payment issue leading to blacklisting casinos is delayed payouts. Typically, it should take 1 week utmost to get a payout on any payment method. Still, it may take rogue platforms months to complete, pay partially, or not at all.

Online casinos target new users with attractive packages and promotions. Avoid platforms with misleading bonuses, withdrawal limits, and offers they will not fulfill. It is upsetting to join a casino for its bonuses but find out it is not true as you continue playing.

Blacklist casinos limit jackpot games access when using bonuses and claim to offer 50x or 100x in rewards on the wagering amount but do not honor the terms.

Your personal and banking information should be secure when playing at a casino. However, rogue service providers sell players' information to third parties. The criminals might steal your identity to commit crimes or use the data to access your bank account.

Our team seeks proof of game legitimacy rather than relying on an online casino's word. It is an industry-standard for casinos to use a random number generator to ensure no game rigging. After several years, we would like proof of independent audits for system accuracy and legitimacy.

Rigged or hacked software gives the casino a significant advantage over users. Players do not get a fair chance of winning.

Although it is common for casinos to update their terms and conditions, they should not alter the agreement without notice. When a platform continuously makes significant changes to the document, it should be a warning sign.

Let us look at it this way: Most of the reasons we blacklist casinos revolve around their legitimacy and regulation. Their fate is sealed if a site scams users or engages in fraudulent activities. However, platforms can get exemptions for minor issues like a history of complaints, false advertisements, or change terms without notice.

Through investigations, we can establish if blacklist casinos fixed issues like slow payments and poor support to move them off the list. Sometimes it is unintentional, and we cut them some slack.