Last verified: September 10, 2026
01 · The taxonomy
Two kinds of exit in this register
Each brand below failed in one of two ways, and here the distinction matters more than the closing date. One route is supervised; the other is silent.
A licensed operator loses or surrenders its permissions and closes on a published schedule. Deposits are switched off first, a withdrawal deadline is set, and the balance is meant to leave with the player. Slotty Vegas is the clear case: operator MaxEnt shut the whole Malta-licensed group in mid-2022, two years after the UK regulator pulled its licence, and named a final cash-out date rather than dropping the shutters overnight.
A token-era casino launches quickly, trades for a matter of months, then stops responding. Refunds, where they are mentioned at all, arrive qualified by a phrase such as where possible, and the site decays to a parked page or dead DNS. Because deposits were taken in crypto, there is seldom a chargeback route and seldom a regulator with real reach. OnlySpins and Larabet, both tied to the Dreamline Ventures orbit, each ran this pattern inside a single year.
02 · The evidence
What each domain did after closing
The domain of a closed casino is a witness, and these three tell different stories. slottyvegas.com could not be loaded cleanly for this record, but published reports place lookalikes such as playslottyvegas.com and goslotty.casino still trading on the name while citing the surrendered Malta licence 210/2011. larabet.com has gone to dead DNS, a lookup returning nothing as of August 2026, which fits the cancelled-withdrawal complaints logged against it. The OnlySpins address went dark inside its first year with the refund pledge left hanging. A lookalike that keeps selling the name points to an audience being resold; a domain that simply expires points to an operator that walked away. Neither is the orderly redirect to a sister brand that marks a real migration.
03 · The register
International closures, newest at the top
Sorted by closing date, most recent first. The funds column carries three readings: WIND-DOWN, where an operator set a cash-out deadline and closed to schedule; UNCONFIRMED, where a brand went dark with refunds unproven or disputed; and SELF-CUSTODY, where an on-chain casino left balances under player control to withdraw. Each row links to the full record, and the header date shifts whenever the page is revised.
| Brand | Software | Closed | How it ended | Player funds | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OnlySpins | White-label crypto (Dreamline) | July 2026 | OnlyFans-styled crypto casino from the Dreamline Ventures stable; dark inside its first year, with refunds offered only where possible | UNCONFIRMED (reported) | Record |
| Luck.io | On-chain (Solana) | April 2026 | Non-custodial Solana casino that shut down inside a year and told players to withdraw from their own on-chain vaults | SELF-CUSTODY | Record |
| ACMA blocked casinos (Australia) | Various offshore brands | 26 Jun 2026 | Australia ordered twelve more sites blocked. Four of six we checked had already moved to a near-identical address and carried on | SITES STILL OPEN | Record |
| Winzon Group (around 39 brands) | One platform, many casino skins | Mar 2026 | Malta cancelled the group licence, fined it 147,080 euros and ordered full player refunds. Some brands died, others are still open showing the dead licence number | ORDERED REFUNDED | Record |
| Rabidi N.V. (Sportaza, MyEmpire, Cazimbo) | One platform, around 17 brands | 11 Jun 2024 | Curacao revoked the group licence. All three brands we checked are still live, and one now shows an Anjouan licence instead | NOT ESTABLISHED | Record |
| BitcoinCasino.io | Crypto casino | Feb 2026 | The Direx sister brand to BitStarz closed with a clear notice that is still live, but said nothing about balances | NOT STATED IN NOTICE | Record |
| Larabet | White-label crypto + sportsbook | March 2026 | Red-liveried crypto and sports brand sharing the OnlySpins platform tells; cancelled-withdrawal complaints and a domain that no longer resolves | UNCONFIRMED (reported) | Record |
| Dunder | GiG platform (MT SecureTrade) | 2020 UK; wound up 2025 | Scandinavian GiG challenger that left the UK in 2020; its operator was wound up by a Malta court in 2025 | WIND-DOWN | Record |
| CyberCoins Casino | Crypto casino | Aug 2025 | Unlicensed, no named owner, gone with no notice. Five complaints describe held payouts and impossible identity demands | UNPAID (reported) | Record |
| Kaboombet | Casino, one of four brands | May 2025 | Closed holding no valid licence and let its own address lapse to a domain trader | UNPAID (reported) | Record |
| MonteCryptos and Cabarino | Crypto and cash, two brands on one platform | Mar 2025 | Both Mountberg brands went dark together; the Curacao licence stayed valid seven more months, then was cancelled at the operator request | UNKNOWN | Record |
| Euromoon | Multiple, including unapproved slot copies found in 2016 | Mar 2025 | Traded nine years after being blacklisted for serving fake slot builds with reduced jackpots; the domain is now for sale | UNPAID (reported) | Record |
| BTC365 | Crypto casino and sportsbook | Mar 2025 | Claimed a Montenegro licence nobody could verify. Accounts below a paid membership level reportedly closed and emptied weeks before it went | UNPAID (reported) | Record |
| Tipbet | Sportsbook and casino | Early 2025 | Malta suspended the licence in November 2023 and cancelled it in May 2024; the site kept running into 2025. Eleven complaints from 63 to 60,000 euros | MIXED (one 60,000 euro case resolved) | Record |
| Bitspin365 | Not identified | 25 Jan 2025 | Crypto casino that lasted 85 days, blamed a technical fault and never returned; operator never named | UNPAID (reported) | Record |
| Slotty Vegas | Multi-provider (MaxEnt) | 31 Jul 2022 | MaxEnt closed its Malta-licensed group two years after the UK licence was revoked; deposits off 21 June, final withdrawals due 31 July | WIND-DOWN | Record |
| BetAt | Multi-provider (MaxEnt) | 31 Jul 2022 | The 2011 veteran of the group, acquired by MaxEnt in 2018; closed in the coordinated group wind-down | WIND-DOWN | Record |
| GoSlotty | Pay-N-Play (MaxEnt) | 31 Jul 2022 | No-account Pay-N-Play casino using Trustly; closed with the rest of the MaxEnt group | WIND-DOWN | Record |
| VulkanBet | Casino + esports (MaxEnt) | 31 Jul 2022 | Casino, sportsbook and esports brand – not the unrelated Vulkan Vegas – closed with the group | WIND-DOWN | Record |
04 · The questions
Questions about international and crypto closures
Q. Why keep a separate tracker from the US-facing offshore page?
Because the two markets fail differently. The US-facing page follows Curacao-licensed RTG, Rival and Betsoft brands aimed at American players; this one follows casinos licensed elsewhere – Malta, Anjouan, Tobique – including crypto-native operators that never courted the United States. Mixing them would blur a regulated Maltese wind-down with an anonymous token casino that vanished, and those are not the same risk.
Q. What does UNCONFIRMED mean in the funds column?
That CasinoGone cannot show from independent evidence whether players were paid. It is applied where a brand went dark behind a vague refund promise, or where withdrawal complaints are on record but no settlement is proven either way. It is deliberately weaker than a confirmed non-payment: it marks an open question rather than a verdict.
Q. Can crypto casino balances be recovered after a shutdown?
Usually not by the routes a card player would expect. Deposits made in crypto carry no chargeback, and a casino licensed in a light-touch jurisdiction rarely answers to a regulator that can force a payout. If a token brand closes with funds still on the platform, the realistic levers are operator goodwill and whatever public pressure a complaint can raise, and neither is dependable.
Q. Does a lost UK or Malta licence mean players lost money?
Not on its own. Losing a licence pushes a brand out of that market, but a licensed operator winding down is generally required to let players withdraw first. Slotty Vegas left the UK in 2020 after its licence was revoked, then its group closed in 2022 on a published cash-out schedule. The licence loss is what ended the brand; it is not by itself proof that balances went unpaid.