How We Rate Casinos

The Testing Process

The live site currently publishes 119 active reviews, and each one follows the same review framework. We harden claims to match the evidence on the page rather than assuming every review has the same level of documented testing behind it.

1. 1
   Account Creation — Review the sign-up flow, entry requirements, and any friction documented in the page source or supporting notes.
2. 2
   Payments & Terms — Review payment options, minimums, fees, and terms. Deposit or withdrawal claims are shown as evidence only when they are documented for that page.
3. 3
   Product Review — Assess game variety, feature depth, mobile UX, and product quality using the current editorial record and category comparisons.
4. 4
   Support Review — Review support channels, help-center coverage, and any documented support notes tied to the page.
5. 5
   Evidence Gate — Attach page-specific deposit, withdrawal, gameplay, or support evidence only when the source record supports it.
6. 6
   Rating — Score across 6 dimensions on a 1–5 scale. Weighted average produces the final star rating. We flag any dimension where the casino scores below 3.0 in our written review.

The 6 Rating Dimensions

Each casino gets a score from 1 to 5 in each dimension. The final star rating is a weighted average, with payout speed and security weighted slightly higher because they affect real money.

Sweepstakes vs. Real-Money Ratings

What We Don't Do

• ✕ We don't accept payment for higher ratings. Commission structures don't affect scores.
• ✕ We don't copy bonus terms from the casino's own marketing page without checking them against the current source record.
• ✕ We don't present a withdrawal, deposit, or support claim as verified unless the page has documented evidence for it.
• ✕ We don't give any casino a pass on slow payouts because of a generous welcome offer.
• ✕ We don't maintain positive ratings for platforms that have declined since initial review.

Rating Updates

Pages are reviewed again when material changes are reported, such as ownership changes, payout complaints, or bonus rewrites. Priority pages are revisited on a rolling basis, and each review carries a "Last Updated" date so readers can see how current the write-up is. If a platform declines, the rating can drop regardless of affiliate relationship.

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