How we rate casinos

Every casino page on Gamblers United is written from the same checklist. We open an account where the operator allows it, read the bonus terms line by line and compare the published welcome offer with what the cashier actually shows.

What we check

• Licence and operator. Who runs the site, which regulator issued the licence and whether the licence number matches the register.
• Bonus terms. Match percentage, maximum amount, free spins, wagering, minimum deposit, maximum bet and game weighting.
• Payments. Deposit and withdrawal methods, limits, fees and how long a payout takes after verification.
• Games. Software studios, live dealer tables and whether RTP information is published.
• Support and safety. Response channels, deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion tools.

How casino lists are ordered

Lists on topic pages only include casinos that match the topic of that page, for example a live dealer lobby or a specific payment method. Within a list, our editors weigh the size and fairness of the welcome package, how long the brand has operated and how often it appears on independent review portals.

Advertising disclosure

Gamblers United is free to use. Some casinos pay us a commission when a new player signs up through our links. These agreements help cover the cost of research, but they never change the facts we publish about a casino: bonus figures come from the operator and are checked against independent review sites.

Corrections

Offers change often. If you notice a figure that no longer matches the casino site, write to us through the contact page and we will re-check it.