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Unlicensed online casinos, often referred to as offshore or unregulated platforms, are interactive gaming venues that operate without a permit from a regional or national regulatory authority, such as the AGCO, PAGCOR, or UKGC. Although these sites are not subject to the legal frameworks of the player's local jurisdiction, they often attract a global audience by using international servers and decentralised payment methods.

Unlicensed platforms are often characterised by the absence of traditional regulatory barriers, which some users view as a kind of 'gaming freedom'. Key features:

• Unlike regulated sites that require rigorous KYC documentation, unlicensed casinos often allow users to deposit and wager with minimal or no identity verification.
• These platforms frequently bypass geographic restrictions and IP-fencing, enabling access for players in jurisdictions where online gambling is restricted or heavily taxed.
• Many unlicensed sites prioritise DeFi, accepting Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other altcoins to facilitate private, near-instant transactions.

Gamblezoid maintains a comprehensive list of unlicensed online casinos, providing transparency and helping users understand a platform's operational status and associated risks before playing for real money.