How we rate casinos
Every casino gets a score out of 10, built from five parts. Each part is also scored out of 10 and shown on the casino's fact sheet.
The five parts
- Bonus: how much play the welcome offer asks for before a withdrawal, plus caps, expiry and maximum bet.
- Payout: the casino's stated withdrawal processing time and the methods it pays out to.
- Games: the size of the game library and the number of game studios.
- Support: live chat hours and other ways to reach the casino.
- Safety: the licence, the regulator behind it and the operator's track record.
How the bonus part is worked out
We turn the wagering into one comparable number: the total amount you would have to bet for each unit of bonus received on a 100 deposit (or the minimum deposit, if that is higher). Wagering of 35x on the bonus alone gives 35; 35x on deposit plus bonus with a 100% match gives 70. A result of 20 or lower scores 9.5, every 6 more costs a point, and the floor is 4. When the wagering is not published, the bonus part scores 7.
Where the facts come from
Operator terms pages, cashier pages and licence registers, cross-checked against other published sources. A figure only one secondary source states is left out. We do not claim to have tested the casinos with real money.
Rankings
Lists are ranked by score, or by our team's ranking on the home pages. Commission never moves a casino up a list. Offers drop out of every list on their end date, or when we pause a casino.
Dates
Each offer shows the date we last read its terms. Terms change; check the casino's own page before you sign up. Our terms of use explain how to read these figures, and you can report one that is wrong.