Blacklisted Sportsbooks
Protect yourself from scam betting sites. This list contains 57+ fraudulent, unreliable, or closed sportsbooks that you should avoid at all costs.
Miami Club has faced complaints about slow payments and aggressive playthrough requirements on bonuses.
Lincoln Casino has faced increasing complaints about slow withdrawals and aggressive bonus terms.
Lucky Red Casino has been blacklisted for slow payments, refusing to honor wins, and using predatory bonus terms.
Slots.lv has faced criticism for slow payments and aggressive wagering requirements on bonuses.
Palace of Chance is part of the Ace Revenue Group with ongoing issues of very slow payments and refusing large wins.
Aladdin's Gold is part of the Virtual Casino Group network with consistent complaints about slow and non-payments.
Rich Casino has been blacklisted for refusing to pay winners and using predatory bonus terms to confiscate balances.
Betwinner is part of the 1xBet family of brands with ongoing regulatory issues in multiple jurisdictions.
Melbet is another brand connected to the 1xBet network with similar regulatory and operational issues.
22Bet shares ownership with 1xBet and has similar issues with operating in restricted markets and aggressive marketing.
Rollbit has faced concerns about regulatory compliance, particularly regarding UK players and promotional practices.
Duelbits crypto casino has faced criticism for accepting restricted players and aggressive influencer marketing.
BC.Game has faced regulatory concerns for accepting players from restricted jurisdictions and inadequate KYC procedures.
Cafe Casino shares ownership with Bovada/Ignition and has similar issues with payment delays and bonus terms.
Ignition Casino, linked to Bovada, has faced increased complaints about slow payments and aggressive bonus requirements.
Wild Casino is part of the BetOnline group and has faced criticism for aggressive bonus terms and slow payments.
Sportsbetting.ag shares ownership with BetOnline and has similar issues with slow payments and refusing large payouts.
5Dimes had a complicated history including the murder of owner Tony Creighton. The brand has faced payment issues during transition.
Bodog.eu has faced complaints about refusing payouts, particularly for players outside their core markets.
Club World Casino is part of the Virtual Casino Group with ongoing issues of slow and non-payments to players.
Cool Cat Casino is one of the longest-blacklisted casinos for consistent non-payment and refusing to honor wins.
Silver Oak Casino has been blacklisted for slow payments and refusing to pay legitimate winners, particularly large wins.
Vegas Casino Online has faced criticism for slow payments and aggressive bonus requirements making cashout difficult.
Slots of Vegas is part of the same group as Planet 7 with similar issues of slow payments and refusing payouts.
Planet 7 Casino has been blacklisted by multiple watchdog sites for very slow payments and refusing to honor legitimate wins.
Prism Casino is part of a network of RTG casinos with ongoing complaints about slow and non-payments.
Black Diamond Casino has faced complaints about non-payment and using pirated games from TopGame software.
Grande Vegas has been criticized for slow payments, particularly for larger wins, and aggressive bonus terms.
Casino Extreme has faced numerous complaints about slow payments and aggressive bonus terms that make withdrawal difficult.
While historically reputable, Intertops has faced increasing complaints about slow payments and account restrictions in recent years.
MyBookie has been criticized for bonus abuse accusations, slow payments, and questionable practices with US players.
BetUS has a long history of slow and non-payments, particularly for larger wins. One of the oldest rogue sportsbooks still operating.
Cbet has been criticized for slow withdrawals, refusing payouts over technicalities, and poor customer support.
Group of interconnected casinos with history of slow payments, predatory terms, and poor customer service.
Network of rogue casinos operating under various names. Known for refusing payouts and using pirated games.
Affpower operates multiple rogue casinos with shared ownership. Known for non-payment, bonus abuse accusations, and predatory terms.
Criticized for accepting restricted market players, influencer marketing targeting young people, and minimal oversight.
Faced regulatory action in multiple jurisdictions for accepting players without proper licensing including Australia and Netherlands.
Crypto casino with minimal regulation. Criticized for arbitrary account closures and bonus disputes.
Withdrew from US market in 2006 leaving players unable to access funds for extended periods. Has since reformed in regulated markets.
Criticized for inadequate anti-collusion measures and slow response to coordinated cheating rings on their platform.
Multiple bot scandals, slow payments, and operating in regulatory grey areas while accepting US players.
Faced criticism for refusing payouts on technicalities, aggressive bonus terms, and operating without proper US licensing.
Pinnacle accepts players from restricted jurisdictions and fails to implement proper geo-blocking in some markets.
Betsson caught operating in markets without proper licensing through affiliate sites targeting restricted markets.
Cryptocurrency sportsbook with accusations of bet manipulation, selective rule enforcement, and operating without regulation.
BetOnline has been caught cheating at poker, using bots and manipulating odds. History of slow-paying or refusing large withdrawals.
Fake clone of the legitimate CasinoEuro brand. Used stolen branding and game images to deceive players.
Operating illegal gambling operations in multiple countries, particularly targeting unregulated markets. Has received fines from Italian and German regulators.
Eurobet24 was a clone/rogue casino that used pirated software and refused to pay legitimate winnings. Site went offline after exposure.
BetVoyager has a long history of slow or non-payments and has been blacklisted by multiple watchdog sites. They use predatory terms to confiscate winnings.
Full Tilt Poker was seized on Black Friday and later revealed to be operating as a Ponzi scheme with a $300M+ player funds deficit. Eventually acquired by PokerStars which repaid players.
Full Flush Poker was part of the Equity Poker Network which collapsed in 2016, leaving players unable to withdraw funds. Management disappeared with player deposits.
Lock Poker operated a Ponzi scheme, using new deposits to pay withdrawals until it collapsed. Players waited months or years for withdrawals that never came.
UltimateBet was involved in a massive superuser cheating scandal where company insiders used special accounts to see opponents' cards. Russ Hamilton was identified as the main perpetrator.
Absolute Poker was involved in one of online poker's biggest scandals - the superuser cheating scandal where insiders could see other players' hole cards. The site was seized by the US DOJ in 2011.
1xBet has been involved in numerous controversies including operating illegally in restricted markets, sponsoring illegal streams, and having connections to organized crime. They have faced regulatory action in multiple jurisdictions.