Last Updated: July 27, 2026
A casino qualifies for the GCZ blacklist when it meets one or more of these thresholds:
Scammed users on redemptions
Players reported redemption requests being closed without payout, with support going silent after reaching the withdrawal threshold. Multiple community reports corroborated the pattern.
Chronic payment delays
Months-long payout delays became the norm. Players waiting 60-90+ days for redemptions with no communication from support. Payment infrastructure collapsed.
Unverified operator, no track record
Launched with aggressive bonus offers and no verifiable payout history. Terms allowed unilateral SC balance reductions. Never met GCZ verification threshold.
Misleading terms and bonus abuse accusations
Terms were retroactively changed to void redemptions under vague 'bonus abuse' policies. Players who played legitimately were blocked from withdrawing.
Blacklisted means GCZ will not recommend the operator in any capacity. We won't run their promos, display their bonus codes, or include them in any positive listing. The blacklist page shows them clearly with documented reasons.
Blacklisting is not permanent by default — if an operator resolves the issues that got them listed, they can appeal. But the bar is high: full resolution, confirmed player payouts, and a 90-day clean window. See also: how to spot scam casinos before they reach the blacklist.
If you've experienced payment issues, terms manipulation, or support silence from any operator — report it to GCZ. Use the contact page or the GCZ Telegram community. Our team investigates every credible report.
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