Euromoon Casino – Closure Record

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OperatorGame Tech Group N.V.ModelOnline casinoLicenceCuracaoOverall statusClosedClosedMarch 2025Launched2015Last verified10 September 2026
Euromoon opened in 2015 under Game Tech Group N.V. and closed in March 2025. It spent nine of those ten years on a watchdog blacklist. It was put there in 2016. The watchdog found it running fake copies of well-known slot games, with the jackpots quietly turned down. The address now redirects to a page offering the domain name for sale.
2015Opened2016BlacklistedMar 2025Closed9 yearsTraded while blacklisted

01 · The casino

Fake copies of real slot games

Euromoon opened in 2015 on a Curacao licence, run by Game Tech Group N.V. It was one of a set of casinos from the same operation. Other names in the set included Cosmik Casino, Deuce Club, Classy Slots and several more.

In 2016 a casino watchdog blacklisted it. The reason is the main point of this whole page. The games were not the real thing. The casino was serving copies of well-known slot games. These copies came from addresses the game maker had not approved. The progressive jackpots inside the copies had been set lower than the real versions.

A player might think they were playing a famous slot with a famous jackpot. In fact they were playing a copy of it. That copy had a smaller prize built in. The odds shown on screen and the odds actually running were not the same thing.

The most striking part is what happened next. Nothing. Euromoon kept trading for another nine years after that finding. A blacklisting is a warning published by a watchdog. It is not an order from a regulator. A Curacao licence in that era did not require the holder to care about it.

02 · The shutdown

Quietly gone in March 2025

The casino closed in March 2025. There was no notice, no cash-out deadline and no statement. The directory sites that had tracked it since 2015 simply switched its status to closed.

We could not find an exact day, only the month. That is what happens when an operator closes without telling anybody. The only record is somebody noticing that the site has stopped working.

The address today does not belong to the casino any more. Loading it redirects to a domain marketplace page offering euromoon.com for sale, with a form to ask the price. The operator has let go of it entirely.

03 · The money

Asked to deposit more to get paid

Complaints recorded while Euromoon was live describe long withdrawal delays. Worse, some players were asked to put more money in. They were told this would help their payout go through.

That request is never legitimate. No honest casino needs a fresh deposit from you before it can send you your own money. If a site ever asks for that, the money is already gone and the deposit will go with it. One player wrote that he had a stack of email evidence of what he was being told.

The same group produced a much larger case at a sister casino, Enzo Casino. There, fourteen thousand euros of winnings were taken. The operator claimed an alleged breach of bonus terms. That case was eventually settled after a long dispute. This shows these things can occasionally be won. But it only happens when somebody chases hard for months.

What happened to balances sitting on Euromoon in March 2025, nobody has published. There was no notice and no deadline, so anyone not paying attention that month lost whatever was in the account.

The Curacao licence is the only theoretical route and it is close to worthless here. Curacao licences of that era were sold cheaply with almost no oversight. That is exactly how a casino could stay licensed for nine years after being caught running altered games.

If a casino asks you to make a new deposit before it will release a withdrawal, stop. That request is not a processing rule anywhere in the industry. It is the point at which you should take screenshots and write off the balance rather than adding to it.

04 · The receipts

How we verified this record

Every claim on this page is graded by how firmly we could check it. Confirmed means we saw it in the operator’s own notice. Or we saw it in a document that cannot easily be faked. Observed means we saw it ourselves. We saw it on the live site or domain, on the date given. Unconfirmed means it has been reported but we could not prove it.

ObservedThe address is now a domain for sale pageChecked on 10 September 2026. It redirects to a marketplace listing offering the domain name, with an enquiry form.
ConfirmedEuromoon was blacklisted in 2016 over unapproved copies of slot games with reduced progressive jackpotsThe blacklisting and its stated reason are published by the watchdog that issued it and remain on the public entry for the casino.
ConfirmedThe operator was Game Tech Group N.V., which ran several other casino brandsNamed on the directory entry alongside its sister brands.
ConfirmedThe casino opened in 2015 and closed in March 2025Launch year and closure month both carried on directory entries that tracked the site throughout.
UnconfirmedThe exact closure dateOnly March 2025 is recorded anywhere. No notice or deadline was published.
UnconfirmedReports of withdrawal delays and of players being asked to deposit more to release a payoutPlayer accounts posted on a public forum. The operator never responded publicly.
UnconfirmedWhat happened to balances held when the site closedNo statement, no deadline and no player reports either way.
What we checked, and what we did not. We loaded the address ourselves on 10 September 2026 and recorded where it now goes. We read the watchdog blacklist entry for the reason it was listed in 2016 and confirmed that the entry has stood since. We took the operator name, sister brands, launch year and closure month from directory entries that tracked the casino across its whole life. We read the complaints thread for what players said about withdrawals. The fourteen thousand euro case belongs to a sister casino and is labelled as such rather than being counted against Euromoon. We did not contact Game Tech Group N.V. Last independently checked: 10 September 2026.

05 · The questions

Euromoon Casino – the questions still open

Q. When did Euromoon close?

March 2025. No exact day, no notice and no cash-out deadline were published.

Q. What was the 2016 blacklisting about?

A watchdog found the casino serving unapproved copies of well-known slot games, with the progressive jackpots inside them set lower than the real versions.

Q. If it was caught in 2016, how did it stay open until 2025?

A blacklisting is a published warning, not a regulator order. Its Curacao licence did not require it to act on one.

Q. A casino asked me to deposit money before releasing my withdrawal. Is that normal?

No. It is never a genuine requirement anywhere in the industry. Do not send it.

Q. Can I still get money out of Euromoon?

No. The site is gone and the address is now being sold as a domain name.

Q. Did the same company run other casinos?

Yes. Several, including Cosmik Casino, Deuce Club and Classy Slots.