How We Rate A Crypto Casino

What we check before a brand is listed

A brand reaches a list on this site only when all four of the following are on the record.

1. Licence and the company behind it

The licence number printed in the footer of the casino, matched to the public register of the authority that issued it. A licence that cannot be found in a register is treated as absent, and the brand is not listed in a country where that licence is required.

2. The cashier

Which coins the cashier accepts, the minimum deposit, the withdrawal limits and the stated processing time — taken from the cashier and the terms, not from a marketing page. Where a site says a payout is instant and the terms say up to 24 hours, we print the figure from the terms.

3. Bonus terms in full

A welcome offer is listed with its wagering multiplier, its maximum bet while wagering, the games that contribute and the deadline. An offer whose terms are not published is not shown as an offer.

Why the wagering figure matters more than the headline

A 100 % match up to 1 BTC at 40× wagering asks more of a player than a 50 % match at 10×. Our lists print the multiplier next to the amount for exactly that reason.

4. What a player has to hand over

Whether an account can be funded and cashed out without identity documents, and at what point the operator reserves the right to ask for them. This is the question this site was built around, and the answer always comes from the written terms rather than from a support chat.

How the order of a list is decided

Position is a function of the four checks above plus the size and the honesty of the current offer. Two sites with identical terms are ordered by how long they have operated under the same licence. The order is recomputed when the underlying facts change, and the date of the last check is printed at the top of every list.

What we do not do

We do not run a scoring formula with invented weights, we do not publish a number out of ten that cannot be reproduced, and we do not keep a brand on a list after its licence lapses. When a fact cannot be verified, the field is left out rather than filled with a guess.

How to repeat any of this in ten minutes

Nothing here depends on trusting us. The licence number at the foot of an operator's site can be typed into the register of the authority that issued it, and the register says whether it is current and which company holds it. The bonus terms, the wagering multiplier and the maximum cashout live in one document linked from the offer itself. The withdrawal section of the cashier lists the methods that can actually pay a player out, which is rarely the same list as the deposit methods. If those three documents disagree with a page on this site, the documents win and we want to hear about it.

Corrections

If a figure on this site is out of date or wrong, write to [email protected] with the page address and we will check it against the source and correct it.