What the list compares
Every casino in the list is set against the same points, so offers that look alike can be separated on the terms behind them.
- Wagering requirement: the multiple, and whether it applies to the bonus alone or to deposit plus bonus.
- Bonus conditions: the maximum bet while a bonus is active, the time limit to clear it, the games that count and any cap on cashout.
- Withdrawal limits and processing: weekly or monthly caps and the stated processing time.
- Payment methods: which methods work for deposits and which for withdrawals.
- Account currency: whether accounts and offers run in sterling.
- Game lobby and providers: the size of the lobby and the studios featured.
- Verification and support: when proof of identity is requested and how a problem can be raised.
Each card in the list summarises one casino, and the Visit casino button opens that casino's own site. There are no individual casino review pages, so the terms on the casino's site are what apply once an account is opened.
How offers and terms are read
The wagering requirement is the turnover condition on an offer, and it is worked out on the basis the casino states. A £50 bonus at 35x the bonus requires £1,750 in bets, while the same multiple on deposit plus bonus would be higher. The basis is therefore stated beside every multiple.
Conditions that change what an offer is worth get the same weight as the offer itself. The advertising rules point the same way, since the ASA states that promotions must clearly communicate significant conditions, with wagering requirements named as an example. Offer wording on the site follows the CAP Code.
Withdrawal time is split in 2. Processing time is how long the casino takes to approve a payout, and transfer time is how long the bank or payment provider then takes to deliver it. A casino's own speed claim is presented as the casino's claim, and the transfer time is treated as extra.
What a licence does and does not show
A licence names the country whose regulator oversees a casino, and it is one fact among the others on the list. It is not read as a guarantee of quality, and it is not read as a warning either. The terms, limits and complaint process decide what a player actually meets.
Casinos in the list hold a licence from another country, and the Gambling Commission states that a gambling licence issued in another country does not permit an operator to provide gambling to consumers in Great Britain. UK Gambling Commission protections and UK complaint routes therefore do not apply to casinos licensed abroad, and the list is never presented as a way around self-exclusion.
How the pages fit together
The homepage holds the full list of international casinos and the factors above. 3 category pages then cover the groups in more depth. Casinos run from abroad are covered on the overseas casinos page, casinos on a Curacao licence on the Curacao online casinos page, and casinos sorted by the country behind them on the foreign casinos page.
What the list does not do
The list does not predict outcomes, and no offer on it is a way to make money. Terms change, and a casino's own published terms are the reference point at the time of registering. Figures on the site are shown in sterling, and an account in another currency is flagged as a factor in its own right.
Responsible gambling
Gambling is for adults aged 18 and over, and it can become harmful. Setting a deposit limit before the first bet, taking regular breaks and playing only with money set aside for it keep play under control. Casinos commonly provide deposit limits, loss limits, time-outs, reality checks and self-exclusion, usually under account settings. Free, confidential support is available from GamCare, which runs the National Gambling Helpline 24 hours a day, and from GambleAware. Players who want to block UK-licensed gambling sites can register with GAMSTOP, and anyone who has self-excluded is better served by keeping that exclusion in place.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the comparison look at?
It looks at wagering requirements, bonus conditions, withdrawal limits and processing times, payment methods, account currency, game lobbies and support. Each factor is set against the same points for every casino, so offers can be separated on their terms.
Is the list a guarantee that a casino is safe?
No. The list compares terms and does not vouch for any casino. A licence from another country does not carry UK protections, so the terms and complaint process should be read before registering.
Why does the site give no full reviews of single casinos?
Each casino appears as a card that links to its own site, because the site is built as a comparison. Terms on that site are the ones that apply once an account is open.
How are wagering requirements worked out?
The multiple is applied to the amount the casino states, either the bonus alone or deposit plus bonus. A £50 bonus at 35x the bonus requires £1,750 in bets. The basis is shown beside each multiple.
Are the figures shown in pounds?
Yes. All money on the site is shown in sterling. A casino account that runs in another currency is noted as a factor, because converting from sterling can add costs.