Notes

How to read a note

A note is not a review and it is not a recommendation. It is the write-up of one of the five checks, either as a method you can run yourself or as what a particular check turned up on a particular day. Three things are always attached to it: the date, the evidence kept, and what could not be checked.

That last item is the one to read first. A check that could not be completed — a register that was offline, terms that only appear after registration, a support channel that never answered — is a finding in itself, and burying it would make the rest look more thorough than it is.

The three sections

• Licence check — company names, licence numbers and what the public registers say about them. Documentary, repeatable, and the check that ends the exercise when it fails.
• Bonus terms — the wagering multiple, game weighting, maximum bet and expiry, plus the arithmetic that turns a headline offer into what it actually costs to clear.
• Cash-out — withdrawal limits, verification requirements, pending periods and fees, always looked for before an account exists rather than after a win.

What is not here

No rankings, no scores, no "best casino" lists and no sponsored placements. Where a page carries a commercial link it is disclosed on that page, and the affiliate disclosure explains how that works and what it does not buy. If a note is wrong, write to the desk: corrections are dated and stay on the page.

Everything published here assumes an adult reader who has decided to gamble and wants to do it with the terms in front of them. If the money at risk has stopped being spare, the responsible gambling page is more useful than any of it. 18+.