Blacklisted Online Casinos — Do Not Deposit

22Bet holds a verifiable Curaçao licence (OGL/2024/590/0758) and is not blacklisted for licensing or non-payment. It is listed on review-integrity grounds only: Trustpilot has made 22Bet's rating unavailable for a breach of its review guidelines and states it removed a number of fake reviews associated with the company. Because a manipulated review signal is exactly what our Trustpilot category exists to detect, we exclude the brand from positive listings while that breach flag stands.

4Kasino (Famagousta B.V.) does hold a verifiable Curaçao licence (OGL/2023/155/0098) — but a licence is not a safety guarantee. We blacklisted it on player-protection grounds: a pattern of account-confiscation and withdrawal-dispute reports on a worsening trend. The volume of reports doesn’t yet meet our ‘proven systematic’ auto-fail bar, so this is a precautionary warning, not a claim of certainty. Do not deposit while the trend stands.

AlfCasino is the fifth brand we've traced to Stellar Ltd's retail family (with Legiano, AllySpin, Cadoola and Spinbara — all now blacklisted on the same grounds), running the identical platform: the €500+200FS+Bonus Crab welcome at 35x/40x, the crypto and sports welcome tracks, and small-hours human chat (a real agent answered our test in three minutes at 00:50). Its claimed Anjouan licence, ALSI-202411077-FI2, is Active in our harvested register data, but the register's authorized-domain list — accurate for other licensees — names eighteen unrelated casinos and includes no Stellar retail brand. No regulator therefore stands behind any of its terms, its 57-review Trustpilot runs 79% one-star on delayed withdrawals and account disputes, and Belgium block-lists alfcasino.com. This page previously published a scored review with an affiliate tracker; both are withdrawn. If the live Anjouan register's domain coverage ever includes AlfCasino, this listing will be reviewed.

AllySpin is not blacklisted for review manipulation — its 150-review Trustpilot (2.3/5) is live and organic — nor for hiding its terms: uniquely, it publishes every governing bonus rule down to the release caps. It is blacklisted because the foundation fails: the Anjouan licence it claims (ALSI-202411077-FI2, Stellar Ltd) is Active in register data but its authorized-domain list names eighteen unrelated casinos and includes neither allyspin.com nor sister brands Legiano, Cadoola or Spinbara. No regulator therefore stands behind the €500/day Level-1 caps, the sequential weekday processing, the 10-day KYC allowance, or any clause its 68% one-star reviewers describe colliding with. If the live Anjouan register's domain coverage for this licence ever includes allyspin.com, this listing will be reviewed and the full audited review restored.

AmunRa-branded sites state the casino operates under Anjouan licence ALSI-202411077-FI2. That licence number is real: the official Anjouan Gaming Authority register lists it as valid, held by Stellar Ltd, with 18 permitted domains enumerated — none of which is amunra-9167.com or any other AmunRa domain — and no AmunRa domain appears anywhere on the register. Anjouan licences endorse specific domains, so a domain the register does not list is not covered by the licence it cites. Verified against our register mirror (2026-07-21) and cross-checked against the live register (2026-07-22). We treat citing another licensee's licence number on an unlisted domain as a misleading licence claim and exclude the brand from all positive listings while it stands.

Bankonbet runs the Stellar retail platform in full — the €500 + 200-spin + Bonus Crab welcome at 35x/40x, the 3,000-USDT crypto track, the sports welcome, the gamified promo economy — and, like sister brand Spinbara, claims no licence at all: the licence and regulator fields of our audit data are empty because nothing is stated anywhere reachable, no register entry in our harvested data covers bankonbet.com, and third-party databases record the brand as operating without a licence. Its operator Stellar Ltd holds a real, Active Anjouan licence (ALSI-202411077-FI2) whose authorized-domain list names eighteen unrelated casinos and no Stellar retail brand. Its 323-review Trustpilot (2.4/5, 63% one-star, trend improving) describes the familiar family friction — payout delays against low level-based caps — with no regulator behind any of it. Because no licence claim exists, no pending verification can lift this listing. This entry also retires a fabricated legacy score.

BC.Game (Twocent Technology Limited) operates on a stated Anjouan licence (ALSI-202410011-FI1). It is listed on review-integrity grounds only: Trustpilot has made BC.Game's rating unavailable for a breach of its review guidelines, confirmed on the live profile. Unlike 22Bet and BetAndYou, our audit does not additionally record fake-review removal here and we have not captured a first-hand screenshot, so this rests on the live-profile breach flag rather than a fuller evidence trail — worth a manual re-check before publish. Because a suppressed, manipulated review signal is exactly what our Trustpilot category exists to detect, we exclude the brand from positive listings while that breach flag stands.

BetAndYou (Tixi Multimedia B.V.) holds a verifiable Curaçao licence (OGL/2024/1164/0643) and is not blacklisted for licensing or non-payment. It is listed on review-integrity grounds only: Trustpilot has made BetAndYou's rating unavailable for a breach of its review guidelines and states it removed a number of fake reviews associated with the company. Because a manipulated review signal is exactly what our Trustpilot category exists to detect, we exclude the brand from positive listings while that breach flag stands.

BoaBoa presents the Stellar retail platform's standard front — 4,000+ games, live casino, tournaments, Bonus Crab, the €500 + 200-spin welcome at 35x/40x — beneath a homepage banner asserting 'Fully licensed gambling'. Nothing supports the assertion: no licence number or regulator appears anywhere reachable, our harvested register data contains no entry for boaboa.com, third-party databases split between relaying an unverifiable Anjouan association and recording no licence at all, and the operator Stellar Ltd's real Anjouan licence (ALSI-202411077-FI2, Active) authorizes eighteen unrelated domains and no Stellar retail brand. An affirmative licensing claim with nothing behind it is a consumer-protection failure in itself, which is why this listing carries the false-claim tag alongside the family's standard licensing fail. The 69-review Trustpilot (2.8/5, 71% one-star) rounds out the picture. No pending verification can lift this listing while no verifiable claim exists.

Cadoola is the strongest brand in the Stellar retail family on every operational measure we audited — a six-category official cashier, a threshold-clearing 2.9/5 Trustpilot with the operator replying regularly, and a rulebook with every release cap published — which is precisely why its listing here should be read carefully: it is blacklisted for its foundation, not its conduct. The Anjouan licence it claims (ALSI-202411077-FI2, Stellar Ltd) is Active in register data, but the register's authorized-domain list names eighteen unrelated casinos and includes neither cadoola.com nor sister brands Legiano, AllySpin or Spinbara. No regulator therefore stands behind the level-based caps (€500/day at entry), the sequential weekday processing, the three-concurrent-request ceiling, or the conflicting €800-vs-€3,600 welcome messaging its own site displays. If the live Anjouan register's domain coverage for this licence ever includes cadoola.com, this listing will be reviewed and the full audited review restored.

Per our audit record, Trustpilot has made FortuneJack's rating unavailable for a breach of its review guidelines. Unlike 22Bet and BetAndYou, we did not screenshot-verify this profile first-hand, so the flag rests on the audit rather than a captured screenshot — worth a manual re-check before publish. FortuneJack operates on a stated Anjouan licence (ALSI-202411021-FI1, PlayWave SRL), which is caution-tier in itself; the blacklist grounds here are the review-integrity flag specifically.

Legiano is not blacklisted for non-payment or review manipulation — its 488-review Trustpilot (2.9/5) is live and organic, its bonus terms are among the best-published we've audited, and its support desk fields real humans within minutes. It is blacklisted because the foundation fails: the Anjouan licence it claims (ALSI-202411077-FI2, Stellar Ltd) is Active in register data but its authorized-domain list — which the register maintains accurately for other licensees — names eighteen unrelated casinos and does not include legiano.com, nor sister brands AllySpin, Cadoola or Spinbara. Operationally that means no regulator stands behind the €500/day Level-1 caps, the sequential weekday processing or any clause of the otherwise well-written terms. Belgium's blocked-sites register lists legiano.com and mirrors legiano5.com and legiano10.com. If the live Anjouan register's domain coverage for this licence ever includes legiano.com, this listing will be reviewed and the full audited review restored.

Lucky Block (Igloo Ventures SRL) operates on a stated Anjouan licence. It is listed on review-integrity grounds only: Trustpilot has made Lucky Block's rating unavailable for a breach of its review guidelines, and our audit sheet additionally records fake-review removals for the brand. Unlike 22Bet and BetAndYou we did not screenshot-verify the profile first-hand (no evidence folder), so this rests on the live-profile breach flag plus the audit record — worth a manual re-check before publish. Because a manipulated review signal is exactly what our Trustpilot category exists to detect, we exclude the brand from positive listings while that breach flag stands.

Malina has run since 2016 on what is checkably the same retail platform as the Stellar Ltd brands blacklisted in this sweep — identical welcome architecture, limit tables, sequential weekday processing and small-hours human support — under a recorded operator (Araxio Development N.V.) that third-party sources dispute among themselves. Nothing licenses any of it: no number appears anywhere reachable, no register entry in our harvested data covers malinacasino.com, and Belgium's blocked-sites register lists the .com along with the malinacasino5, 25 and 755 mirrors. Its terms are unusually well-published (35x/40x, a stated €100 max bet, release caps, a 1x deposit rollover and three-pending ceiling in writing) — and enforced by no one. Separately flagged: its 371-review Trustpilot profile currently displays no aggregate rating, with a 59% one-star visible spread; if that gap proves to be a guidelines-breach suppression, review-manipulation grounds will be added to this listing. Because no licence claim exists, no pending verification can lift it.

Megapari (Vdsoft & Script Development SRL) operates on a stated Anjouan licence (ALSI-112310012-F15). It is listed on review-integrity grounds only: Trustpilot has made Megapari's rating unavailable for a breach of its review guidelines, and our audit sheet additionally records fake-review removals for the brand. Unlike 22Bet and BetAndYou we did not screenshot-verify the profile first-hand (no evidence folder), so this rests on the live-profile breach flag plus the audit record — worth a manual re-check before publish. Because a manipulated review signal is exactly what our Trustpilot category exists to detect, we exclude the brand from positive listings while that breach flag stands.

Live extension deep-scan (11 Jul 2026) of the operating mirror 77patrickspins.com found no licence number, no regulator claim, and no external verification seal anywhere on the site, including after full-page rendering. The published T&C (§4.7.1) states all deposits are subject to a wager of ×3 before withdrawal “in accordance with the AML policy” — a predatory balance-retention clause; standard AML turnover is 1x. The same T&C carries a discretionary irregular-play void clause and a dormancy fee. The brand serves players through numbered mirror domains, a pattern TCS treats as a structural warning sign in itself.

RollXO holds a verifiable Curaçao licence (OGL/2024/161/0191, Stable Tech N.V.) and is not blacklisted for licensing or non-payment. It is listed on review-integrity grounds only: Trustpilot has made RollXO's rating unavailable for a breach of its review guidelines and states it removed a number of fake reviews associated with the company — the same enforcement marker behind our other review-integrity listings. Because a manipulated review signal is exactly what our Trustpilot category exists to detect, we exclude the brand from positive listings while that breach flag stands. Secondary cautions, recorded but not the basis of the listing: 50x default wagering with 7-day expiry and a 5x bonus-withdrawal cap; weekly/monthly withdrawal limits that conflict between the AU-facing domain and the main terms (€2,500 vs €3,000 weekly; €12,000 vs €15,000 monthly); and a certificate issued for rollxo.com while regional routes like casino-rollxo.com carry different terms.

SG Casino fails the audit's first question — who are you? — before licensing even comes up: no operating company could be identified from any reachable page, no licence number or regulator appears anywhere, no register entry in our harvested data covers its domains (only the sgcasino1.com mirror surfaces, on Belgium's blocked-sites register), and third-party databases record no licence. The French-facing route we audited (sgcasino-jeux.fr) compounds it by acknowledging that French online casino play is not ANJ-authorized while offering the brand under unnamed 'foreign licensing' — marketing an unlicensed product into a regulated market. The welcome architecture (€500 + 200 spins + Bonus Crab, 35x/40x per the stricter of conflicting third-party accounts) matches the Stellar retail platform whose eight sister brands share this blacklist sweep. This entry replaces a fabricated legacy score. No pending verification can lift this listing while no operator or claim exists to verify.

Slots Palace (slotspalace.com) held a Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) licence, operated under Rabidi N.V. per the site's own terms, but that licence for this domain has been revoked, as shown on the CGA certificate portal. A revoked licence means the site currently operates without valid gambling regulation, so there is no regulator standing behind it and no dispute route if a payout is withheld. Under our standing rule, a revoked licence is treated the same as no licence, and the brand is excluded from all positive listings while it stands. Separately, an earlier version of this review mislabelled the site as holding Anjouan licence ALSI-202411077-FI2 ("NovaForge Ltd"); that number belongs to Stellar Ltd on the official Anjouan register and does not cover slotspalace.com — a reviewer error, corrected here. If a valid licence is restored, we will re-audit and reconsider.

Slotsvader's licence is one of the cleaner verifications in our Anjouan dataset: ALSI-202409044-FI2 under Fionex Holding LTD shows Active in our harvested register data, with slotsvader.com explicitly listed among the licence's authorized domains alongside sister sites spinlander.com, birdspin.com and spinzen.com. It is not blacklisted for licensing or non-payment. It is listed on review-integrity grounds only: Trustpilot has made Slotsvader's rating unavailable under a fake-review warning — the same enforcement marker behind our other review-integrity listings — over a profile whose visible remainder runs 50% one-star. Because a manipulated review signal is exactly what our Trustpilot category exists to detect, we exclude the brand from positive listings while that warning stands. Secondary cautions, recorded but not the basis of the listing: 45x wagering whose bonus-only versus deposit-plus-bonus wording conflicts by source, a five-day window, €5 max bet, a 5x–10x conversion cap that also conflicts by source, a mandatory 3x cash-deposit turnover players object to in reviews, and entry-level withdrawal limits of €500/day and €10,000/month.

Spinbara is the starkest case in the Stellar retail family: where sister brands Legiano, AllySpin and Cadoola at least claim the operator's Anjouan licence (which the register's domain list then fails to extend to them), Spinbara claims nothing — no licence number appears anywhere we could reach, no register entry in our harvested data lists spinbara.com, and third-party databases likewise record no licence. Its otherwise fully published rulebook (35x/40x, €100 max bet, release caps in writing) and competent small-hours human support are therefore promises enforced by no one. Belgium's blocked-sites register lists both spinbara.com and the spinbara1.com mirror, whose separate review profile runs dramatically worse than the primary's 2.2/5. Because no licence claim exists, no pending verification can lift this listing.

Vegas Hero completes a familiar picture: the ninth brand this month running the Stellar retail platform's exact machinery — the 200%-to-3,000-USDT crypto welcome at 40x with a 10-day window and 10x release cap, the 15%-to-€400 daily and 25%-to-€200 live cashback pair, Wheel of Fortune and Spinoleague, the Level 1–5 withdrawal ladder from €500 to €1,500 a day, three pending requests maximum, and the financial department's Monday-to-Friday, 6-to-5-GMT three-business-day processing — with no operator named anywhere and no licence stated, numbered or findable. The complaint record matches the paperwork: 255 Trustpilot reviews at 1.6/5, 78% one-star, dominated by delayed, cancelled and refused withdrawals, with the operator never replying. Belgium's blocked-sites register lists vegashero.com plus three mirrors. One practical warning for researchers: vegashero.co — the route our audit was assigned — is a WordPress affiliate-marketing site, not the casino, and vegasherocasino.org circulates as a further shadow; the casino itself is vegashero.com, and none of the three discloses who runs it. This entry also retires a legacy placeholder that carried an invented rating and a false 'MGA licensed' label. No pending verification can lift this listing while no operator or claim exists to verify.

VegasCasino Online (Main Street Vegas Group) is a long-running US-facing brand whose operational file our July 2026 audit found workable in places — an officially documented coupon calendar, published max-bet and sequencing rules — and whose legal file is empty: no licence number appears anywhere, no certificate exists, no register entry in our harvested data covers vegascasinoonline.eu, and the operator's own jurisdiction story conflicts between Panama and Costa Rica depending on where you read. A Costa Rica-style company registration is not gaming regulation, and in every version of the story there is no authority to which a player can appeal a dispute. This brand was previously published as a scored 2★ caution under our former unlicensed-but-scoreable convention; the licensing policy adopted in July 2026 supersedes that convention, and no pending verification can lift this listing because no licence claim exists to verify.

Wazamba is the Stellar retail platform under a different nameplate: recorded operator Naale Limited, identical welcome architecture (100% up to €500 + 200 spins + Bonus Crab at 35x/40x), identical gamification stack (Mask Collection standing in for the family's usual mechanics) — and the family's licensing void in its strongest form. The site asserts 'Fully licensed gambling'; no licence number or regulator appears anywhere reachable, no register entry in our harvested data covers wazamba.com or the wazamba-8605.com route the audit used, and third-party databases record no licence. Belgium's blocked-sites register lists wazamba.com. Uniquely in this nine-brand sweep, our audit also found no self-exclusion tool — the one responsible-gambling control every other brand here at least offers. This entry replaces a fabricated legacy score (7400, 'Best Bonus', 'reliable withdrawals') that had no audit behind it. No pending verification can lift this listing while no verifiable claim exists.

WinShark holds a verifiable Curaçao licence (OGL/2024/589/0556, GBL Solutions N.V., Active) and is not blacklisted for licensing or non-payment. It is listed on review-integrity grounds only: Trustpilot has made WinShark's rating unavailable for a breach of its review guidelines and states it removed a number of fake reviews associated with the company — the same enforcement marker behind our other review-integrity listings, and notably one that players within the remaining 266-review sample also complain about. Because a manipulated review signal is exactly what our Trustpilot category exists to detect, we exclude the brand from positive listings while that breach flag stands. Secondary cautions, recorded but not the basis of the listing: 45x wagering with 5–7-day expiry and 5x–10x conversion caps reported across conflicting package versions, and entry-level withdrawal limits of €500/day and €10,000/month.