Our process separates operator claims, independently checked facts, product observations and untested areas. A score never substitutes for evidence.
1. Identify the operator
We record the legal entity, company number, address, payment agent and domains stated in the current terms.
2. Check licensing evidence
We follow the operator’s seal or licence number to an official register where possible, record the date and avoid extending one domain certificate to another.
3. Read the money rules
Bonus burden, deposit turnover, KYC, withdrawal limits, dormant-account clauses and confiscation rules receive priority.
4. Inspect the product
We capture the public lobby, game categories, crypto assets, restricted territories and responsible-play controls visible during the session.
5. Compare complaints
AskGamblers, Casino Guru and Trustpilot can reveal recurring themes. User reports remain allegations unless independently proven.
6. Publish the limits
We state when no funded account, support test, deposit, wager, KYC submission or withdrawal was completed.
| Evidence label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Verified | Matched to a primary or official public record. |
| Operator-stated | Published by the casino but not independently measured. |
| Observed | Visible during a dated product check. |
| Not tested | We did not perform the transaction or behaviour. |
| Conflict | Two sources disagree and both are shown. |
Independent reviews for informed adults. Gambling can be addictive. Play only where legal and never chase losses.