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Clickout Media and Finixio are linked to 286 websites in a comprehensive public list spanning cryptocurrency publications, major news brands, offshore gambling sites, and domains previously associated with politics, science, and healthcare.

Wooden Team, a competing SEO and gambling affiliate group, published the collection in July 2026, but it largely flew under the radar.

The entries show the breadth of the claimed network across technology, finance, sports, gaming, poker and gambling. Publications reaching readers looking for cryptocurrency investments and technology advice appear alongside domains targeting casinos without identity checks and casinos outside national self-exclusion schemes.

The team says it combined public investigations, including reporting by TheHolyCoins, with technical patterns in website code, plugins and trackers to identify connections.

The list groups different relationships together without separating ownership from partnerships or commercial sections hosted within publications. Inclusion therefore identifies a claimed association rather than establishing ownership of every website.

The collection has not been updated since its creation, and its compilers estimate that the 286 entries capture only half of the network.

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Former Clickout Media employee and poker journalist Blaise Bourgeois says his X account was hacked and deleted after he published criticism of the company.

In a Substack post published on July 30, Bourgeois said the compromise happened after his April article about Clickout Media.

He also claimed emails related to the incident and conversations with journalists critical of the company were deleted. He wrote that Clickout Media was "likely" responsible for the hack but did not provide evidence supporting that allegation.

The claims follow his April 16 Substack article criticizing Clickout Media after leaving the company in 2025. In that article, he alleged the company prioritized SEO driven affiliate content over journalism, continued using his byline after his employment ended without permission, and said he planned to pursue legal action over alleged wrongful termination and defamation.

Bourgeois also claimed Card Player Magazine, acquired by Clickout Media in December 2024, would stop printing physical editions. Citing unnamed sources, he wrote the magazine had been losing $750,000 per year before that decision.

Most of the latest Substack post focuses on personal updates, including his work as a research statistician for FOX's FIFA World Cup coverage, his participation in the 2026 World Series of Poker Main Event, and his stay in Brazil.

The section discussing Clickout Media is brief and does not provide additional evidence supporting the allegation about his X account.

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