• Introduction
• Why does a casino end up in a blacklist ?
• Blacklisted

To the benefit of its players, although it is very near from United States, Canada doesn't have its same strict laws about online gambling games. The online casinos, there, weren't subject to the recent American Justice Department's attack, which in US has brought online poker and casino games to their knees. On the contrary, Canadian online casino market is robust and a huge number of websites accept Canadian players. In this page, you will find a list of these sites.

Why does a casino end up in a blacklist ?

The term "blacklist" can have different "nuances" and can be used in many environments. As for online casinos, this list informs players that the casino received, or is still receiving, different complaints and criticism. Usually, the most common problems in the online casinos reported on a blacklist are three: technical, bonus and fund transfer issues.

Technical problems can be various: continually crashing software which doesn't permit a correct gaming; lost connection that blocks table action; lag when shifting from an online casino section to another or from a game to another. As far as concerns bonuses, the most common reports for which a casino ends up in a blacklist are lack of allocation, misallocation, or even the inability to meet the requirements necessary to unlock, or the impossibility, once all the requirements are met, to finally unlock the bonus.

Fund transfer issues, maybe the most annoying ones, bring to withdrawals delays or blocks rather than deposits' ones. Some of the casinos ended up in blacklists, in fact, have been reported because they have prevented players from withdrawing their money or their winnings or they have even forbidden them to do these actions, despite the game conditions permitted that.