The Safezino gambling blocklist

• Online casino domains.
• Sports-betting domains.
• Online poker and horse-racing betting domains.
• Offshore and crypto-gambling domains and known alternate domains.

The checked-in blocklist pipeline fetches configured source lists, parses supported domain-list formats, validates domain syntax, normalises case, removes duplicates, applies an explicit allowlist and sorts the result. It then creates a versioned rules package for publication to Safezino clients.

The repository supports combining external source lists with domains supplied through the Safezino API. The exact production run schedule is not established by the public web code, so this page does not promise a fixed update frequency.

Platform-specific protection checks requested domains against the rules delivered to the device. Safezino uses DNS or local device filtering depending on the operating system. This page intentionally does not document anti-bypass internals.

• A newly created or changed gambling domain may not be present immediately.
• A false positive or missed domain can occur and should be reported.
• Domain filtering does not block gambling that takes place without a domain request, such as some offline activity.
• A blocklist is one layer of a recovery plan, not treatment or a legal self-exclusion programme.

Use the Safezino domain checker to see whether a domain is listed. Questions and reports can be sent through the official contact page.