What we read
For every casino, in this order:
- The verification clause. Is there an amount? Is it per withdrawal? Is there a deadline for documents?
- The withdrawal section. Processing window, caps, instalments, turnover rules, same-coin and own-wallet rules.
- The footer. The company and licence number the casino names.
- The register. We look the number up with the authority that issued it, in the Curaçao Gaming Authority or Anjouan registers, and compare the company name, status and dates.
Every figure on the site carries its clause number, so you can find it yourself.
Three levels of evidence
- Published: the casino's terms name it.
- Tested: our editorial team put real money through the casino and recorded what happened. We give the date. A test is one account on one date and we never carry it to another brand.
- Unknown: nothing published, no test. We write "not read" rather than estimate.
The score
Each casino starts at 4.0 and gains points for disclosure: a named operator, a verification rule, a clause number or a published amount, a published cap, a wide coin list, provably fair games. The score measures how much a casino lets you plan, not how much we like its lobby. Scores on this site run from good to excellent; casinos we would not recommend are not listed.
Partner links
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Updates
Terms change without notice. Each review shows the date we last read it; we re-read verification and withdrawal sections before any update. If you find a rule that has changed, write to us on the contact page.