Belgian Gaming Commission takes action: 31 new websites blacklisted 

Glen L.

• 3 Nov 2026 • Reading time: 2 minutes

The Belgian Gaming Commission (GC) updated its blacklist of illegal gambling websites in Belgium on November 3, 2026. Several websites using names similar to PepperMill Casino are among the new additions. 

31 new website addresses targeted by the GC 

Belgium’s blacklist of illegal gambling websites continues to grow. In its latest update, the Belgian Gaming Commission added 31 new website addresses. 

All these new entries correspond to decisions dated October 30, 2026. They concern various website addresses associated with online casino games and sports betting. 

The newly blacklisted addresses include: 

• peppermillscasino.com 
• pepermill.fr 
• luckygem77.com 
• peppermillcasino.org 
• peppermill-be.com 
• crusado-o.com 
• peppermill-fr.com 
• frumzi.com 
• frumzi-0911.com 
• romuscasino.com 
• romuscasino1.com 
• 85yep16.casino 
• spinorhino1.com 
• spinorhino.com 
• gl92–glorion.com 
• glorion.com 
• fiestaslots.com 
• fiestaslots21.com 
• lanista.com 
• lanista-3318.com 
• peppermill-casino.com 
• peppermill-casinos1.com 
• peppermillcasino1.fr 
• peppermilcasino-be.com 
• peppermillcasinobelgique.com 
• peppermil-casino.org 
• Peppermill-casino-be.com 
• crusado-d.com 
• mafiacasino2.com 
• duelbits.io 
• malinacasino-7318.com 

PepperMill Casino: several addresses added to the blacklist 

One of the most notable aspects of this update is the large number of domain names referring to PepperMill Casino. 

The concentration of addresses with similar spellings stands out. Some feature minor variations, while others include geographical references or numbers. 

Other addresses with similar references had already appeared in decisions dated September 28, 2026, including pepper-mill.fr, peppermillcasino-be.com, be-peppermill.com and casinopeppermill.bet. 

How can you check whether a gambling website is blacklisted? 

For Belgian players, the Belgian Gaming Commission’s official blacklist provides a reference for checking whether a domain name is among the gambling websites considered illegal. 

This verification should focus on the exact website address. The presence of very similar names on the list demonstrates that a spelling difference, an additional number or a different domain extension may correspond to separate blacklist entries. 

The latest update therefore highlights the importance of consulting information directly from the Belgian regulator rather than relying solely on a website’s appearance or brand name.