Worst Casino Reviews tells you which online casinos to avoid and why, with evidence. We track casinos that have closed, lost their website, failed a licence check or been blocked or sanctioned by a regulator, and we explain what each status means for a player’s money.
What we publish
- The avoid list: every brand, its status, the evidence and the date checked.
- Category pages on closed casinos, unlicensed sites, blocked brands, bonus terms and withdrawal delays.
- Practical guides: checking a licence, spotting warning signs, complaining, chargebacks and self-exclusion.
- A monthly status log of what changed and why.
Who writes it
Pages are written and checked by the Worst Casino Reviews Editorial Team. We do not publish personal bylines. Every page lists its sources, and every status can be traced to a public record or a dated check described in our method.
How the site is funded
Most of the site carries no commercial links. One page, the alternatives page, lists a small number of casinos that passed our checks for readers outside the US, UK and Australia, and we may be paid when readers sign up through those links. Payment never removes a brand from the avoid list or changes a status. Our editorial policy sets this out in full.
What we are not
We are not a regulator, a law firm or a dispute service, and we cannot recover money for you. We can show you where to complain, what evidence to keep and how long each step usually takes. If you have been through a dispute with a casino on our lists, we would like to hear how it ended, because outcomes help other readers judge a brand. Gambling is for adults only and carries real risk; if it has stopped being fun, see our responsible gambling page.