How we review casinos

The checks we would use to make a casino listing useful, consistent, and easy to verify.

Market and licence

A real review would identify the operator and the exact market covered. It would match the operator and domain to the regulator’s records and record the source and date of the check.

Deposits and withdrawals

The review would distinguish payment methods, currencies, fees, minimum amounts, and withdrawal limits. If an operator publishes an expected processing time, the review would identify it as an estimate.

Offers and restrictions

An offer summary would include who qualifies, which deposits count, and when the offer expires. Material terms such as wagering requirements and withdrawal caps would appear beside the offer.

Sample ratings

The preview uses fictional scores to demonstrate filtering, sorting, and comparison. Every published sample is for illustration, including its licence, availability, payment details, and terms.

Player reviews

Each member can submit one review per listing. New or edited submissions enter moderation. The player rating averages the published reviews and is displayed separately from the editorial score.