What Changed, And When

Every morning we request the 4,873 casinos in our catalogue that publish an address, and write down what is different from yesterday. That log is the one thing on this site nobody can copy: a register can be scraped today, but the day a casino stopped answering exists only if somebody was watching that morning.

We have been watching since 2026-08-15, so this page is young and says so. It will be worth more every week and there is no way to speed that up.

21 stopped answering entirely

These resolved to a working site and now do not resolve at all: the domain name itself returns nothing, which is a different finding from a slow server or a parked page, and only that first case is counted here. That is not proof anyone took anything: operators move domains, let registrations lapse, and rebrand. It does mean money left at that address has nowhere to be claimed from.

56 came back

Dead and then reachable again. Usually a lapsed domain renewed or a host restored. We publish it because a page that only ever reports disappearances would be telling half the story.

What this page deliberately leaves out

• Our own corrections. When we fix a bug in how we read a page, or replace an affiliate redirector with an operator's real domain, our record changes and the casino does not. Our ledger does not label which rows are ours, so we cannot tell you how many: on its busiest day for those two fields, 2026-08-15, it recorded 1,517 status rows and 1,349 domain rows, and an unknown share of those are corrections rather than casinos. None of it appears here.
• Sites that merely blocked us. A casino adding anti-bot protection is a fact about their configuration, not about whether they are trading. 1,789 sites refuse our checks. Most answer with a real status code, which is itself evidence a server is there; a minority answer nothing at all, and for those we record a refusal rather than a death, because we have not established either.
• Flapping. A site alternating between two kinds of error tells you about its hosting, not about the operator.

Read from our own log, covering 49 mornings between 2026-08-15 and 2026-10-12. 10 days in that span have no rows at all and cannot be recovered. Rebuilt every morning at 06:00 UTC.