Early accountless ZEC casino, long dead: the domain has no DNS records at all (checked 2026-10-24) and its provably-fair claims were never independently verified.
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Zcash Video Casino was an early accountless ZEC casino - video poker, blackjack, roulette, craps, keno and dice - with the deposit address acting as the account [1]. It is dead; this page is the archive. In its time it was one of the few operators that treated ZEC as the primary currency rather than a listed afterthought [1], and the pattern it pioneered - accountless play, provably-fair originals, transparent-only deposits - is exactly the pattern today's market still debates [1]. The archive exists so the old links, forum mentions and directory entries land on a documented check instead of an error page [2].
The site died without a documented wind-down. The domain has no DNS records at all - an NXDOMAIN response, not a parked page [2]. What remains is the historical record: the bitcointalk announcement thread [1] and an archived copy of the operator's video-poker page from 2019 [3]. The operator historically claimed 0.25% to 0.5% edges on its games and a SHA-256 server-seed scheme [1]; those claims were never independently verified, and with the operator gone they cannot be. Historic deposit handling was transparent-only with shielded payouts not offered [1] - a privacy limitation worth remembering when comparing what today's operators document. The accountless model - deposit address as account with no email, no profile and no recovery - was the product's defining feature [1], and it is also why no claim process can ever exist: a balance whose only key was lost cannot be recovered from an operator that no longer exists [2].
Do not deposit - the operator is gone and the domain does not exist in DNS [2]. If you find the domain alive anywhere, it is either a stale DNS cache or a takeover; both are hostile [2]. The provably-fair claims in this archive are historical operator statements [1] - they document what the operator advertised, not what was ever independently confirmed.
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.
Lists Zcash in its official coin list - but the 1xBet-network track record (confiscation patterns, Byline Times reporting) keeps it off any recommendation list. Test with tiny amounts only.
The longest-running operator on our list that publicly documents ZEC deposits and withdrawals - payout speed untested by us.
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