Where the facts come from
We use three kinds of operator page, in this order of authority:
- The terms and conditions. These are the contract. When a help article and the terms disagree, the terms win and the review says so.
- The help centre. Deposit, withdrawal, verification and fee articles are usually more specific than the terms and are dated by the operator.
- The product itself. The footer licence line, the wallet screen, the provably fair page and the game lobby, read on the check date.
Third-party review sites, forum posts and press coverage are not used as a source of fact about a casino. Press may be cited for a founding year where the operator does not state one, and it is labelled as a secondary source when it is.
The nineteen facts
Every review records the same entries in the same order, so the comparison table is a like-for-like grid rather than a collection of highlights.
| Entry | What we record |
|---|---|
| Operator | The legal entity named in the footer or terms, with its registration details where printed. |
| Licence | The authority, the licence holder and the number as printed, plus whether the seal links to a validation page. |
| Established | The year the operator states, or the earliest date its own documents carry. |
| Cryptocurrencies listed | The assets the operator documents for deposit and withdrawal. Not every asset a casino accepts appears in its help pages, and the review says so. |
| Networks to check | The blockchain networks named for the assets that run on more than one, such as USDT and USDC. |
| Buying crypto in-app | Whether the operator documents a card or bank on-ramp, and the provider it names. |
| Verification | When identity checks are required: at sign-up, before a first deposit, before a withdrawal, on a threshold, or at the operator's discretion. |
| Withdrawal minimum, fees, timing | Three separate entries. The timing entry quotes the operator's own words, including any use of "instant". |
| Own originals, providers, live casino, sportsbook | Four entries describing the product range as the operator presents it. |
| Provably fair | Whether the operator publishes a verification method, and which games it says it covers. |
| Rewards and VIP | The scheme's name and structure as documented, without valuing it. |
| Support | The channels and hours the operator states. |
| Restricted territories | The countries named in the operator's terms, and whether Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States are among them. |
| Responsible gambling tools | Limits, reality checks, cooling-off and self-exclusion as documented, and how each is requested. |
What "not stated" means
A blank entry is a finding in itself. It means we looked for the fact on the operator's terms, help centre and product pages on the check date and did not find it. It does not mean the feature is absent, and it does not mean the operator is hiding something. It does mean you should ask support before you rely on it.
What we have and have not tested
At launch, no review on this site includes a hands-on deposit or withdrawal test. Where a review quotes a processing time, it is the operator's stated time. When we publish a test, it will state the date, the asset, the network, the amount, and the time taken at each stage: request, operator approval, broadcast and confirmation on the receiving side. A single test is one observation, and the write-up will say that too.
Placement and money
Casinos are listed alphabetically, with one exception that is labelled wherever it appears: Craze holds a featured position under a commercial arrangement. No operator can pay to change a fact, remove a restriction from its entry, or turn a "not stated" into a claim. Affiliate links, where they exist, are marked as sponsored in the page code and disclosed in words next to the link. The commercial disclosure records the current arrangements.
How often facts are re-checked
Each review carries the date its facts were last verified. A fact more than ninety days old is due for a re-check, and a review whose operator has published new terms is re-checked when we become aware of the change. Corrections are made on the page with a new date; see about and corrections.