⚠ SCAM WARNING LIST
Scam casino list: unlicensed casinos to avoid
These sites take deposits with no gambling licence. No regulator stands behind them, so nobody can make them pay you. Don’t get scammed. Do not deposit.
3 sites listed · updated 10 November 2026
The list
- #1
Europe777 Casino
SCAM · NO LICENCEDomains: lecasino777.com · also known as Europe777, Europe 777
- No gambling licence, no licence seal and no company name on lecasino777.com (checked 10 November 2026).
- The affiliate manager who offered this brand to us confirmed in writing that the site has no licence, then deleted the messages.
- Runs on the same platform as Hermes VIP, Europe777 and Mr Baron.
- #2
Hermes VIP Casino
SCAM · NO LICENCEDomains: casinohermes.com, hermescas.com · also known as Hermes VIP, Hermes Casino, Casino Hermes
- No gambling licence, no licence seal and no company name on casinohermes.com (checked 10 November 2026).
- The affiliate manager who offered this brand to us confirmed in writing that the site has no licence, then deleted the messages.
- Runs on the same platform as Hermes VIP, Europe777 and Mr Baron.
- #3
Mr Baron Casino
SCAM · NO LICENCEDomains: casinomrbaron.com · also known as Mr Baron, MrBaron, Casino Mr Baron
- No gambling licence, no licence seal and no company name on casinomrbaron.com (checked 10 November 2026).
- The affiliate manager who offered this brand to us confirmed in writing that the site has no licence, then deleted the messages.
- Runs on the same platform as Hermes VIP, Europe777 and Mr Baron.
How a casino gets on this list
A missing licence is not something we guess. A site is listed only when we hold evidence that it takes deposits without a licence, and that evidence is printed next to its name. We look for:
- No gambling licence, licence seal or operating company on the site itself.
- No entry in the regulator registers we read: the UK Gambling Commission, the Malta Gaming Authority, Curaçao, Anjouan, Kahnawà:ke and the national regulators of Europe.
- The same result on a second check, or a written admission from someone who represents the site.
A listed site gets a red warning on its profile, and we do not link to it, paid or otherwise. We never take money to list or delist a site.
How to spot an unlicensed casino yourself
- No licence number in the footer, or a seal that is only a picture. A real seal opens a page on the regulator’s own domain.
- No company name or address in the terms. A licensed operator must say who it is.
- The register does not know it. Search the regulator’s public register for the domain and company. A licence number that belongs to another company is a red flag, not a licence.
- Bonuses far bigger than the market, crypto-only deposits, and pressure from a “VIP manager” in chat or Telegram.
- Fees to withdraw. A site that asks for a “tax”, “verification deposit” or “unlock fee” before it pays you is not going to pay you.
Questions
What makes a casino a scam casino on this list?
It takes deposits with no gambling licence, and we hold evidence for that: for example no licence, seal or company on the site, no entry in any regulator register we read, a repeat check with the same result, or a written admission from someone who represents the site. The evidence for each entry is printed next to it.
Is an unlicensed casino illegal?
In most countries an operator needs a licence to take bets from local players. Without one there is no regulator that can order it to pay a withdrawal, return a deposit or honour self-exclusion, so a player has no one to complain to.
How do I check if a casino is licensed?
Scroll to the footer and find the licence number and regulator. Click the seal: a real one opens a page on the regulator's own domain. Then search the regulator's public register for the company name or domain. If any step fails, treat the site as unlicensed.
I already deposited at a scam casino. What can I do?
Stop depositing. Keep screenshots of your balance, chat and emails. Ask your bank or card issuer about a chargeback as soon as possible; for crypto, report the wallet address to the exchange you sent from. Do not pay any fee or tax a site asks for to release a withdrawal.
A casino on this list says it is licensed. What happens?
The operator can send us the licence number and the register entry through our For Operators page. We check the regulator's own register and correct the page if the licence is real and covers the site.
Want a casino that is licensed? Use the Operator Finder, or browse UKGC casinos and MGA casinos. Operators who think an entry is wrong can reach us through For Operators.