The four documents
Each casino here is read from four things that the operator publishes, and from nothing else. The licence entry in the regulator's own register, searched by the number in the footer. The cashier page, for assets and networks. The bonus terms, for the wagering multiple and the caps. And the withdrawal clause, for the hold ceiling and the review triggers.
All four are available to any reader without an account, which is the point. A claim made from a public document can be checked; a claim made from experience cannot, and this site does not make the second kind.
What decides the order
How much of an operation is checkable, and what the checks returned. A casino whose licence entry has been opened and matched to its domain sits above one whose entry has not been opened, because more of it is known — not because it is better. That is a statement about the reading, and it is the honest basis for an order that does not pretend to be a measurement.
There is no formula, no weighting and no score, because a formula built from unmeasured inputs is a decoration on a judgement. The order is editorial and every table on this site says so.
Three things never printed here
- Scores out of ten. A single number hides which of four unrelated questions a reader cares about.
- Measured payout times. Nobody here has timed a withdrawal, so no figure for one appears anywhere on this site.
- Return-to-player figures without a source. The only authoritative source for a specific game is the information panel inside that game.
How an empty field is printed
As not looked up, in words. A dash in a table reads as a negative finding, and a negative finding is a claim this site is not in a position to make about a licence it has not searched. Eleven of the twelve licence fields currently read that way, and the twelfth carries a number and a date.
How the buttons work
Every button on this site points at one destination, and that destination routes by region rather than being fixed to a single brand. That is why no operator name appears on a button and why the block describing the destination lists conditions instead — a cashier in six settlement assets, a licence that resolves in a regulator's own portal, and a wagering multiple printed as a figure.
Corrections
Documents change. A register entry read on one date can read differently on another, which is why reading dates are printed beside the readings rather than left implied. Where a change is found, the page is updated and the date at the bottom of every page moves with it.
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Behind the buttons
Where the buttons on this site lead
A cashier in six settlement assets, a licence that resolves in the regulator's own certificate portal, and bonus wagering published as a number instead of described.
- Six settlement assetscard is not one of them
- Licence in a public registersearchable by domain
- Wagering printed as a figurenot as a sentence
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