Dead: the original operator is gone and the domain now serves an unrelated Chinese-language gambling page (checked 2026-10-24) - a taken-over domain, not a relaunch.
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curated review by the zcashcasinos editorial desk · prose updated 2026-10-24 · facts as of 2026-10-24 · how we verify
Cryptosdice was a small ZEC-native casino tracked in the early version of this comparison. It stopped operating, and this page stays as the archive. There is no successor to point to: no relaunch, no renamed brand, no claim process - just the evidence below [1][3].
The casino is gone. What loads at its domain today is an unrelated Chinese-language gambling page with Baidu push scripts [1] - a domain takeover, not a relaunch. The DNS record still resolves [2], which makes the domain look alive to anyone checking casually. No successor operator, no wind-down statement and no claim process for the original casino is documented anywhere in the sources we hold - our own watchdog archive already flagged the operator as dead before this check [3]. The entry was flagged dead in our September 2026 audit; this check re-confirms it and documents the takeover, because a taken-over domain is also a phishing risk for anyone who finds old links to the casino. The practical rule the takeover teaches: a domain that still resolves tells you nothing about who operates it now, and old casino links are hostile until checked against a current archive like this one [1]. Historically the operator ran a small ZEC-native dice product with no documented KYC and no documented payout terms - which is why it never carried a recommendation here, and why its disappearance creates no player-balance mystery worth chasing [3].
Do not deposit - the operator is gone and the domain now belongs to someone else entirely [1]. The same warning applies to old mirror links: anything accepting deposits under this brand today is by definition unrelated to the operator we once reviewed [1], and the DNS liveness that makes the domain look trustworthy is precisely the artifact of the takeover [2].
A long-running dice site that documents native ZEC play - but the Anjouan license number claimed in its own terms does not appear in the official register (checked 2026-10-24). Watch-grade: small deposits only, test withdrawal first.
The longest-running operator on our list that publicly documents ZEC deposits and withdrawals - payout speed untested by us.
Operator-documented ZEC support (14-coin list incl. ZCash, live 2026-10-24) with a register-verified license to 2027-04-14 - but no documented deposit minimums, fees, KYC policy or payout terms, and no payout measurements by us.
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