Deal or No Deal Casino - Closed in Ontario
The Ontario casino has gone; the Deal or No Deal games are a separate matter.
By Theo Marchand, casino lobby reviewer · checked by Samuel AchebeUpdated Ad disclosure · 19+
Status: closed
Deal or No Deal Casino no longer operates for Canadian players. We keep this page so the facts and their sources stay findable. It is not scored, ranked or recommended anywhere on this site.
Deal or No Deal Casino was an online casino for Ontario, listed in iGaming Ontario's directory of regulated sites at casinodond.com. It is no longer there. The directory still showed it on 18 July 2024; by 22 May 2025 it had been removed. The domain itself stopped working: on 23 October 2026 casinodond.com did not resolve at all, and the last archived copies of the site date from 14 August 2024. We have not rated or ranked it, because there is nothing left to rate. This page sets out what the records show, what they do not, and how to tell the closed casino apart from the Deal or No Deal games that still turn up in casino lobbies.
Lobby
The slot lobby
Counts and provider names as the casino publishes them. Lobbies change every week, so treat a count as the size on the date shown.
Deal or No Deal Casino publishes no game counts or provider list we could source.
What the records show about the closure
Three dated observations make up the whole public trail:
- 18 July 2024: an archived copy of iGaming Ontario's regulated-market directory lists Deal or No Deal Casino at casinodond.com.
- 14 August 2024: the last archived captures of www.casinodond.com, a sitemap and site scripts rather than readable pages.
- 22 May 2025: the casino is no longer in the iGaming Ontario directory.
On 23 October 2026, a lookup for casinodond.com returned a DNS failure, which means the address no longer points to any website. No archived page we could find names the company that ran the site or posts a closure notice, so we cannot say why it left the market or on what date play ended.
Because the site was only ever listed in Ontario, there is no record of it serving Alberta, Quebec or any other province. It should not be confused with the television game show of the same name.
Cash out
Payments and payout time
The casino publishes no withdrawal time we could source.
No payment list we could source.
Safety
Licence and where it is available
We could not confirm a licence from the casino's pages or a regulator register.
If you had an account there
We found no published instructions for former players, no withdrawal deadline and no notice about remaining balances. That is the honest limit of what we can tell you. What we can say is how Ontario's market works: every regulated site holds a registration with the AGCO and an operating agreement with iGaming Ontario, so a site that leaves the directory is no longer part of that regulated market.
If you think you still had money in an account, gather what you have: the email address you registered with, deposit receipts from your bank or card, and any messages from the casino. Then contact the AGCO, the regulator that registers Ontario's online operators, and describe the account. Do not respond to messages claiming to recover Deal or No Deal Casino balances for a fee; nothing in the records links any recovery service to the brand.
Ontario's self-exclusion and player-protection rules apply only to sites in the regulated directory. For the full picture of which sites are legal in each province, see our legal online casinos page, and our responsible gambling page for limits and support.
Questions about Deal or No Deal Casino
No. It was listed in iGaming Ontario's directory of regulated sites in July 2024 and had been removed by May 2025. Its domain, casinodond.com, no longer resolves, and the last archived copies of the site date from August 2024.
It was listed in iGaming Ontario's regulated-market directory, which covers sites registered with the AGCO, while it operated. It is not in that directory now, so it is no longer part of Ontario's regulated market.
We found no public notice about balances or withdrawals. Collect your registration email, deposit records and any casino messages, then contact the AGCO, which registers Ontario's online operators. Ignore anyone offering to recover the balance for a fee.
Games sold under the Deal or No Deal name, such as the live show or the slot versions people search for as Deal or No Deal Megaways, are separate from the closed casino. Search for them in the lobby of a site that is legal in your province; we do not list carriers because we have not verified them.
What changed
- Page published; facts checked against the operator's own pages and the regulator records
References
Every figure on this page links to one of these. Archived copies are used where a live page blocks Canadian visitors or has changed.