Investigate a suspicious domain
Start with a known domain, operator or enforcement list and build a structured case around the wider operation, related entities and relevant market context.
Send us a domain, operator or blacklist. We map related sites and mirrors, check jurisdiction access and supplier presence, and monitor what changes after blocking or enforcement.
Trace2Trace is not only a domain lookup. We help organisations investigate known gambling sites, understand the wider operator network, monitor what changes after enforcement and turn the findings into material that can be reviewed internally or shared with relevant partners.
Start with a known domain, operator or enforcement list and build a structured case around the wider operation, related entities and relevant market context.
Keep a case under observation after a blocking or compliance action and surface new mirrors, replacement domains and material network changes for review.
Assess whether selected provider technology, feeds or widgets are visibly present and whether the operator remains accessible from specified jurisdictions.
Turn the case into clear investigation, monitoring, jurisdiction or supplier reports for management, compliance, enforcement or external hand-off.
Keep an enforcement set under watch and separate the original baseline from new mirrors, replacements and relationship changes.
Example assignment: a sports data supplier wants to know whether its feed or widget is visible across a known operator family, and whether those sites remain reachable from selected jurisdictions. The demo below uses the six 22Bet-family domains from the enforcement example above.
Export the case as a clear report: what was observed, what changed and what still needs review.
Summary of the monitored operator set, material domain changes, jurisdiction accessibility observations and supplier-presence findings during the reporting period.
Newly surfaced domains, accessibility changes and revised network relationships are separated from the original baseline.
Trace2Trace can support a one-off investigation, an ongoing monitoring programme or a collaborative intelligence workflow between multiple organisations.
Import a known enforcement set, keep the original blocked domains as the baseline and monitor the wider network for mirrors, replacement sites and material changes.
Define a group of operators and ask whether a selected feed, widget or supplier-facing technology is visibly present across those sites.
Use domain, operator and relationship intelligence as an additional layer when reviewing gambling merchants, commercial identities or networks of interest.
Build a case around a known operator or domain and retain a clear history of what was observed, what changed and which new leads require review.
We work with regulators, suppliers, financial institutions and intelligence teams on project-based and recurring investigations. Trace2Trace can be configured around your operator portfolio, enforcement list, jurisdictions, supplier question or reporting requirements.
Selected public enforcement developments relevant to gambling domain monitoring and post-block network analysis.
The Frederiksberg court ruled in favour of restricting access to 98 sites offering illegal gambling to Danish users.
Telecommunications providers were directed to restrict access following action by the Gambling Regulatory Authority.
The regulator’s quarterly report records 187 websites referred for blocking, including alternate sites used to evade restrictions.
Tell us what you need investigated or monitored. We work on project-based and recurring intelligence, jurisdiction testing, supplier assessments and reporting programmes. Tell us what you need monitored. We build project-based and recurring intelligence, jurisdiction, supplier and reporting setups.