A review is only useful if you know how it was made. This page shows you exactly what I check, and what I don’t do.
Where My Facts Come From
I build every review from sources you can check yourself. That means the operator’s terms and conditions, its bonus rules, its payment pages and its license information.
For crypto payments, I also look at the networks a site supports. A USDT deposit on one network can cost a different fee than the same deposit on another. I note which networks are listed and what the site says about fees.
Every review shows the date I last read those sources. Terms change often, so the date tells you how fresh the information is.
What I Don’t Do
I don’t make real-money test deposits. I also don’t publish numeric scores right now. A score is only fair if the method behind it is public, and I want that method written down first.
I don’t copy claims from other review sites. If an operator’s own pages don’t confirm something, it doesn’t go in.
What I Look at in Every Review
- License and owner. Who runs the site, and which authority licenses it, if any.
- Crypto options. Which coins and networks work for deposits and withdrawals.
- Withdrawal rules. Limits, verification steps and any wait times the terms mention.
- Bonus terms. Wagering requirements, maximum bets and which games count.
- Restricted countries. Where the site says you’re not allowed to play.
Updates and Corrections
When an operator changes its terms, I update the review and the date. If you spot a mistake, please tell me. I’d rather fix an error than leave it online.
Money and Independence
Some operators pay me a commission when a reader signs up. That’s how this site stays free. The affiliate disclosure explains how it works.
