Casino Scam Checker — Verify Any Casino | Zykur

Use our research to verify whether any crypto casino is legitimate or a scam. Here are the definitive red flags:

Critical Red Flags

No verifiable gambling license — Always check the license number directly at the regulator's website (MGA: mga.org.mt, UKGC: gamblingcommission.gov.uk, Curacao: gaming-curacao.com). Fake license logos are common.
Vague ownership — Scam casinos hide who runs them. Legitimate casinos display company name, registration number, and registered address.
Impossible bonuses — 500% welcome bonuses with 80x wagering requirements are designed to never pay out.
Refused or frozen withdrawals — The #1 scam signal. Legitimate casinos pay withdrawals in hours to 2 days (crypto).
Demanding KYC only on withdrawal — Real casinos verify identity during signup; requiring it only when you try to withdraw is a delay tactic.
No provably fair option — For crypto casinos claiming to use blockchain, the absence of provably fair is suspicious.
Many unresolved complaints — Check Trustpilot, Reddit (r/onlinegambling), Casino Guru complaint database, and AskGamblers.
Inconsistent RTPs — If actual game performance seems far below published RTPs across many sessions, the RNG may be manipulated.

Find the license number displayed on the casino's website (usually in the footer)
Visit the regulator's verification page directly (don't follow links from the casino's site)
Search for the exact license number and confirm the casino name matches
Check the license status — it should be Active, not Expired or Revoked