No, not unless the service who owns and controls the address places their unique 'tag' on the transaction, otherwise it's basically just like any other address. Usually, services like blockchain.info and Coinbase don't really place their unique 'tags' or markings on any of the address they control. Gambling sites, however, do place their tags on addresses and on every transaction they create. Take a look at this example from Luckybit ^{(not a promotion, anyway)}