New casino reviews, scored on what actually verifies

Every review follows the same structure, thus they are comparable side by side. Verdict and score are placed at the top of the review, so you get the answer first, followed by seven checks in a predetermined order. Each check contains its supporting evidence in the form of a screenshot of the cashier, the result of the licence check, and the text of the clause along with its reference number. A dated changelog is placed at the bottom of the review, as it is important to state all the updates to the review when referring to newly launched casinos, as their terms are frequently changing without much notice.

The checks reveal what marketers try to conceal. A web page can state any year of founding it chooses, and plenty of them do. A licence number cannot, since several licences contain the date of the issuance within the number itself. When Bombastic stated that it had been founded in 2022, its own documentation dated the operation years later - and that gap was included in the review, where you can still read it. The licence numbers guide provides information on how to read those date stamps yourself, for all licence formats.

Bonus headlines, payout promises, and game counts all follow the same rules. A 300% welcome package is converted into the money you must actually stake before withdrawing. The claim of "fast payouts" is evaluated by checking the pending times and daily limits buried in the terms. A lobby that claims to have thousands of games is asked to list their game providers. If a number survives that, it goes in the review with its screenshot; if it does not, that goes in the review too, which is usually the more useful half.