About Us
Choosing an online casino shouldn't feel like a gamble.
That's why we're here. We review casinos, verify bonus offers, and call out the ones that don't play fair. Our goal is simple: help you find a safe place to play.
What We Do
We test online casinos before deciding which ones to list on our site, and tell you what you need to know. If a casino falls short, we say so.
We also break down the real value of welcome offers, no deposit bonuses, and free spins. That means looking past the headline numbers to the wagering requirements, max cashouts, and time limits that actually matter.
Some casinos aren't worth your time or money, so we flag the ones with a history of slow payouts, unfair terms, or shady practices. If there's a problem, we want you to know about it before you sign up.
How We Review Casinos
Every casino we feature goes through the same review process. We look at the things that matter most to players.
Licensing and Safety
First, we check who regulates the casino. A valid license from a respected authority means the casino operates under real rules. We also look for SSL encryption and fair play certifications.
Bonus Terms
A big bonus number means nothing if the terms make it impossible to withdraw. We dig into the wagering requirements, game restrictions, max cashout limits, and time constraints. If the terms are unfair, we'll tell you.
Payout Speed and Options
How fast can you get your money? What methods are available? Are there fees? We look at the full withdrawal experience, not just the deposit side.
Game Selection
We check the range of slots, table games, and live dealer options. We note which software providers power the games and whether the casino works well on mobile.
Customer Support
We test the support channels. Is live chat available? How long does it take to get a response? Is the help actually helpful? These things matter when you have a problem.
Player Reputation
We look beyond the casino's own claims. What are real players saying? Are there patterns of complaints? A casino can look good on paper and still treat players poorly.
Overall Verdict
We weigh everything together and ask a simple question: would we recommend this casino to someone we know? If the answer is no, we say so.
Our Values
These are the principles that guide our work.
Player First
We write for players, not casinos. Every review and every recommendation is based on what's best for you. If a casino isn't good enough for us, we won't tell you it is.
Honesty Over Hype
Casinos love big numbers. We look past them. A "$5,000 welcome bonus" means nothing if you can't actually withdraw it. We highlight the catches, not just the headlines.
Independence
We choose which casinos to feature. Operators can't pay for better ratings or bury bad reviews. Our editorial decisions are ours alone.
Accuracy
We verify bonus codes before we publish them. We update reviews when things change. When we get something wrong, we fix it fast.
Responsible Gambling
Gambling is entertainment. It's not a way to make money, and it shouldn't cause harm. We promote safe play and recommend that you set a budget before you play and stick to it. Never bet money you can't afford to lose. Walk away when it stops being enjoyable.
Please read our guide to responsible gambling for further information and advice.
How We're Funded
This site is free to use. Here's how we keep it that way.
We earn money through affiliate partnerships. When you click a link on our site and sign up to a casino, we may receive a commission. You pay nothing extra. The bonuses you get are the same as anyone else - sometimes better, thanks to exclusive deals we negotiate.
This is how most casino comparison sites work. The difference is how we handle it. We explain further in our Affiliate Disclosure.
Our Limits
We want to be useful, but we can't do everything. Here's where our help ends.
We can't guarantee you'll win. Gambling is gambling. The house has an edge. No review site can change that.
We can't resolve disputes for you. If you have a problem with a casino, you'll need to contact them directly or reach out to the relevant licensing authority. We can point you in the right direction, but we can't fight your corner.
We can't verify every claim a casino makes. We check what we can. But casinos change terms, update software, and shift policies. What's true today might not be true next month.
We can't know your situation. We don't know your budget, your risk tolerance, or your history with gambling. You have to make the final call on what's right for you.
We can't predict the future. A casino with a clean record today could have problems tomorrow. We review based on what we know now.
What We Won't Do
Some things are off the table. No exceptions.
We won't recommend a casino we haven't reviewed. If we haven't looked at it properly, we won't tell you it's safe.
We won't accept payment to change a rating. Casinos can't buy better scores. If they could, our reviews would be worthless.
We won't bury the bad news. If a bonus has harsh terms, we'll say so upfront. If a casino has a history of complaints, you'll know before you sign up.
We won't promote casinos that don't serve your region. No point showing you offers you can't use.
We won't pressure you to gamble. We're here to inform, not to push. If you decide not to play, that's a valid choice.
Contact Us
Got a question? Found an error? Just want to say hello? We'd like to hear from you, so please visit our contact page.
We read everything that comes in. If your message needs a reply, we'll get back to you within 48 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are your reviews paid for?
No. Casinos cannot pay for reviews or influence their scores. We earn money through affiliate links, but that's separate from how we rate a casino.
Do you test every casino yourself?
Yes. Every casino we review gets tested firsthand. We sign up, make real deposits, play the games, contact support, and request withdrawals. No exceptions. If we haven't tested it, we don't review it.
How do you make money?
Affiliate commissions. When you sign up to a casino through a link on our site, we may earn a fee. You don't pay anything extra. This is standard practice for casino comparison sites.
How often do you update reviews?
We revisit reviews when something changes - new bonus terms, ownership changes, player complaints, or licensing updates. We also do periodic checks to make sure information is still accurate.
What if I have a problem with a casino you recommended?
Contact the casino's support team first. If that doesn't work, reach out to their licensing authority. We can't intervene in disputes, but we do track complaints. If a pattern emerges, it will affect our rating.
Do you accept paid content or sponsored posts?
No. Our content is independent. We don't publish paid articles disguised as reviews.