We're a small independent website that explains how crypto casinos work and what to check before you deposit. We earn affiliate commissions, and we'd rather tell you that up front than bury it.
Crypto gambling is full of pages that rank casinos by whoever pays most, quote numbers nobody can trace, and promise "exclusive" bonus codes that don't exist. We wanted a site that explains the practical stuff instead: how a wagering requirement turns into real turnover, why a destination tag matters, what "no KYC" does and doesn't mean, how to check a coin is accepted before you buy it.
The guides come first, and the casino links come second. If a page can't tell you something useful without sending you to a casino, we think it shouldn't exist.
When you click a link to a casino and register, we may earn a commission. That is the whole business model, and it is the reason you should read our recommendations with a bit of scepticism. Links to casinos are marked as sponsored in the page code, and every page carries a disclosure.
It also shapes what we cover. We only write about operators we have an affiliate relationship with. That means this isn't a survey of the whole market and it isn't a list of "the best casinos that exist". It's a shortlist of eight partners, and the guides are about how to judge any casino, including ones we don't link to.
It is desk research. We read operators' public pages, licensing information and third-party write-ups, and we turn what we find into plain English. We have not opened accounts, deposited our own funds or timed withdrawals at the casinos we cover, so we don't publish payout speeds, scores or "tested" claims. Where we're unsure of a number, we leave it out and tell you where to look instead.
Terms change without notice, sometimes without announcement. Treat any page here as a starting point, and confirm bonus conditions, coin lists and country restrictions in the casino's own cashier and terms before you deposit. Our methodology page explains how we choose what to cover and how we keep the guides honest.
Pages are written by our editorial team. Where an individual byline appears, such as the one on the Vave guide, it is an editorial pen name used for desk research and says so on the page. Nobody on this site claims to have played at, or tested, a casino that they haven't.
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