Last verified: July 12, 2026
CasinoGone is an archive of gambling sites that no longer exist: casinos and sportsbooks that have closed, exited markets, surrendered licences or simply disappeared. For every brand on the record we set out to establish three things – that it is actually gone, why it went, and what happened to the players who were still holding money when it did.
Who runs this site
CasinoGone is published anonymously, and that is a deliberate choice rather than something to hide. The publisher behind the site has spent roughly twenty years in gambling industry publishing – long enough to have watched hundreds of brands launch, peak, rebrand and vanish, and to know how the paperwork behind a disappearance actually reads. The day-to-day record is researched and written by the CasinoGone Editorial Team.
We would rather the record were checked than taken on trust. Nothing on this site asks you to believe us because of who we are: every closure is anchored to sources you can verify yourself – licence registers, corporate filings, archived pages and dated observations. Our full methodology is set out on How We Verify a Closure.
How the site is funded
CasinoGone earns money through affiliate links in the clearly marked sections that show where a dead brand’s players moved. Those links never shape the record: closure facts, refund outcomes and regulator actions are reported the same way whether or not any linked brand pays. No brand can pay to be included, excluded or described differently. Full details are on our Affiliate Disclosure page.
What we are not
CasinoGone is not a review site, does not accept wagers and does not publish bonus offers. It is an informational archive. If gambling has stopped being something you control, our Responsible Gambling page lists free, confidential support services by country.