Licensed operators only

We name a casino only if it holds a licence we can verify on an official regulator’s register: the Gambling Commission’s public register for the UK, and the SPA/MF list of authorised companies for Brazil. For Ireland, until the GRAI issues casino licences, we require a licence from a strict European regulator such as the Malta Gaming Authority, and we will switch to GRAI-licensed operators only once that’s possible. We re-check every listing monthly and remove any casino that no longer qualifies.

No offshore sites

We never list casinos licensed only in Curaçao, Anjouan or similar jurisdictions, casinos marketed as “not on GamStop”, or Brazilian sites without a .bet.br address, whatever they would pay.

Facts come from sources

Legal status, player-protection rules and figures come from regulators, legislation or reputable industry reporting, and we link the source on the page. When sources disagree, we say so. When we can’t verify something, we leave it out.

Offers are dated

Any welcome offer we show states which country it applies to, links to its full terms, and shows the date we last checked it. Offers that have expired come down.

Commercial deals don’t decide rankings

We may earn a commission from some casinos (see our advertising disclosure). Whether a casino pays us never decides whether it is listed or where it ranks.

Responsible gambling on every page

Every page carries the 18+ age rule and a local helpline. Our Brazil pages carry the Ministry of Finance warnings required there. We never describe gambling as a way to make money, and we never make claims like “guaranteed” or “risk-free”.

Corrections

If you spot an error, tell us and we will check and correct it, and update the page’s date.