How we review

How to use our reviews, distinguish published terms from account experience, and read JetScore, evidence dates and affiliate disclosures.

Start with the conditions

Use our reviews to compare an offer’s wagering base, qualifying deposit, maximum bet, expiry and withdrawal limits. Missing terms and conflicting figures are shown alongside the offer.

Games, payment options and country eligibility also need the source and context shown in each review.

Separate research from experience

Public-page checks show the casino’s published rules and interface at the recorded date. Account experience covers what happened during play, payments or withdrawals.

Each review identifies the checks performed and their dates. Personal play, withdrawal outcomes and service quality are described only where the corresponding experience is documented.

Keep dates and evidence useful

  • The publication date identifies the article’s first publication.
  • An update date identifies a substantive editorial change.
  • A source-check or screenshot date identifies when that evidence was collected.

Use the evidence date to judge how recent a condition is. Redesigning or rebuilding a page leaves that date unchanged; screenshots carry their source and capture date, and artwork is labelled as such.

Handle older material openly

Older reviews keep their original publication date and historical context. Current conditions that remain unverified and conflicting source figures stay explicit; importing a review does not count as a new casino test.

Browse the available reviews and read the source notes for each one.

Explain the score and order

JetScore uses six weighted categories and dated evidence. It assesses conditions, public-site tasks and documented withdrawal limits. Bonus criteria distinguish public-source research from a completed author account or partner-offer audit; a labelled author-processing option applies where no published ordinary window is established. Untested tasks stay unassessed. A documented rule omission is scored only after its required review is complete; the missing value stays unknown. Commercial arrangements add no points.

Casino lists put completed scores in descending order, followed by unscored casinos in editorial order, including assessments in progress. Numbered positions show that order, not a measure of safety or suitability for you.