The name of a document, a clause number and a date. That is as far as this site goes

We hold no accounts, and that comes first

This site holds no account with any of these operators. Nothing has been deposited.

So there is not one sentence of experience anywhere on it.

How many minutes a withdrawal took, whether support replied quickly, which game paid — none of that is here, because writing it would be a lie. It is also the part a comparison site's readers most want, so choosing not to write it has a cost. We still do not write it.

What stands in its place is the name of a document, the number of a clause and the date we read it — put in a form that lets a reader open the same document and find the same sentence.

Numbers come from two places only

Every figure on this site has one of two origins.

The operator's own terms, and the register of the body that issued the licence.

Not from other comparison sites' tables. A figure sitting in somebody else's table usually cannot be traced to where its author got it, and following it back tends to end at a figure with no origin at all. Copy one of those once and this table becomes a table with no origin either.

A figure that cannot be opened in a document goes into no cell. That is why there is no bonus column: the record of 100 has no field it could be read from.

The dates we read

Of the 100 records, 99 were read on 26 August 2026. Vave, this site's commercial partner, was read on 2 September 2026.

How they were read is recorded too.

Thirty-eight straight from the operator's own page. Forty-one from a saved copy. Twenty-one not at all. For those 21, no figure from this site appears in any cell.

Printing the date is not decoration. Terms get rewritten. If the wording changed after our date, the new wording is correct and this site's entry is not. The date is there so a reader can judge how old an entry is.

Blanks are written three different ways

There are three meanings behind an empty cell, and they are not mixed.

“Unpublished” means we read the document and found no figure.

“List unread” means we never reached the document. Whether the operator does not publish it or we simply could not read it is itself undetermined.

“No figure given” means the operator states outright that it commits to no amount. That is not a failure to read; it is a result of having read.

None of the three means “none”. Read a blank as “no ceiling” or “no identity check” and an absence of information turns into a strength for the operator. That is, in almost every case, the step at which a comparison table starts to lie. The worked examples are on the payout-ceiling page and the identity-check page.

What earns a column

A column exists only where at least one operator's cell can be filled from a document.

A column nobody can fill is not built.

A column carrying the same text on every row is not a comparison. It takes up the screen, says nothing, and makes the reader read the same words ten times. So the column comes out.

That is also why there is no column for a Japanese licence: Japan has no licensing regime for online casinos, so no operator could fill it. The shape of the regime is set out on the page about the Japanese system.

When we do arithmetic, we say so

Sometimes operators' figures get added or multiplied. When that happens, it is marked as our arithmetic.

Writing that €4,000 a day comes to €28,000 over seven days means using a number the operator never wrote.

That kind of calculation is unavoidable when comparing figures on different periods. But a calculated number never goes into an operator's cell. The table carries only the amount, the period and the clause number as written; the arithmetic sits in the body text with an attribution.

We do not convert currencies either. Turning €2,500 into yen would read more easily, but the result is glued to the rate on the day of conversion and is a different number the following week.

How paid placement is handled

Vave is this site's commercial partner. The link on Vave's row in the table is paid placement: if a reader opens an account through it, this site is paid.

The order of the table is not set by that payment.

Vave is in none of this site's counts and none of its rankings. When something is counted across the record of 100, Vave is neither given special treatment inside that number nor removed from it — only items readable from documents go into a count.

What is filled in for Vave: the licence number, the issuer, the registered status, and the list of coins. Number OGL/2024/1676/0905 was confirmed in the Curaçao Gaming Authority register on 2 September 2026. No identity-check figure is written, no payout ceiling is written, and the barred-country list is unread. Being the partner does not fill in a cell we could not read.

We do not link out to operators

There are no links from this site to other operators' sites. There is one link out, to the partner, Vave.

Two reasons.

One: linking would mean sending readers free of charge to operators we wrote about as objects of comparison. Two: a link reads as a recommendation. The order of the table is not a ranking and not a recommendation.

To check an operator's documents, search for the operator by name and open its terms page. The procedure is on the check-it-yourself page.

A refusal screen is not used as evidence

Opening an operator's page can produce a screen saying the service is unavailable.

We do not use that as a basis for anything.

All such a screen shows is that something happened on the side that connected at that moment. It is not a statement about Japan as a market and not a judgment about a reader. What can be written about a market comes only from the list of countries an operator set out in its terms. How to read one is on the barred-countries page.

Things we have decided not to write

None of the following appears here.

Star ratings. League tables. Game strategy. Advice on advantageous betting. Countdown timers, or a count of how many people are supposedly viewing.

We also print no article numbers from statute.

This site has no arrangement for reading statutes through as primary sources. Copying a number out of somebody else's article while lacking that arrangement means putting an unverified figure into our own words. So the line is drawn there: we name the law and leave the numbers out. Licence numbers are the opposite case — a reader can pull one from the issuer's register — so those we print. How they are handled is on the licence page.

Corrections

Where a figure turns out to be wrong, we rewrite the figure on the page and replace the date it was read.

The document is always the side that is right.

If an operator changed the wording after our date, the new wording is correct and this site's entry is not. A reader who opens the same document and finds a different figure is looking at something newer than we are. Entries about companies and shared numbers are treated the same way: the operating-company page and the revocation page are corrected to match the register.

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