Our review process end to end: what we verify, what we measure ourselves, what we refuse to score, and why nobody can pay for a better rating.
Ten weighted categories, identical for every operator, published so any ranking can be recomputed.
Provisional scores appear when a category is unassessed; where too little is verified we withhold the score entirely and mark the entry data-limited.
There are no paid placements, no sponsored scores and no affiliate-driven rankings on this site. Outbound links to operators carry nofollow and sponsored attributes. No operator sees a review before publication, and there is no process by which one can request a change to a rating.
That independence is only meaningful if the method is fixed in advance, which is why the ten categories and their weights are published and applied identically to every operator — including the ones whose scores we would rather were higher.
Verified means we checked a document or a public record: licence, operating company, published terms, security features. Measured means we produced the number ourselves from on-chain flow or settled bets. Everything else is refused — third-party review sentiment is recorded for context and carries no weight, because a metric anyone can buy has no place in a rubric operators cannot buy.
Where fewer than a workable number of categories are verified, the operator is marked data-limited and excluded from rankings rather than scored provisionally. A provisional score reads as more certain than it is, and readers act on it accordingly.
Operator terms, licences and payout behaviour change without notice, and a review is a snapshot. Each one carries the date of the data behind it, and the on-chain components keep moving underneath it — which is why the live stats page for an operator is often a better guide to this week than the review body is.
No. Nothing on this site is for sale, including ranking positions and links.
Because too few rubric categories are verified. Those entries are marked data-limited, kept out of rankings and out of the sitemap rather than given a placeholder number.
The written body is revised when something material changes; the measured components — on-chain flow, payout ratios, RTP builds — update continuously from our own collectors.