What my casino reviews are based on

• For the casinos in my working list I registered an account and made a real-money deposit myself as a player. This is how I decide where a casino goes in my ranking.
• I check the licence against the regulator's public register and note the operating company.
• I read the bonus terms: wagering, max bet, max win, game restrictions and expiry.
• I go through the casino's own pages on payments, limits and responsible play, and compare them with independent review sites. Those sources are listed at the end of each review.

A review does not say anything about withdrawal speed, identity verification (KYC) or the quality of customer support unless I have a dated record of doing it myself. Where there is no such record, the review gives the casino's own stated terms and labels them as such. I do not publish deposit amounts, payment methods or results that I did not record.

Test results and a score appear only when a review has a dated testing record: the date, the country I tested from, and notes on the device, amount, method and outcome. Without that record the page says clearly which parts come from the casino's terms and public sources.

Anything I could not check is marked as unverified. Demo examples use a fictional brand to show the format - their figures are illustrative, no test was performed, and they are never shown in public lists.

Casino terms change often. Reviews show when they were last updated. If you spot an error, tell me through the contact page and I will check and correct it.

Gambling is for adults (18+ or older where local law requires) and is never a way to earn money. Check that online gambling is legal where you live.