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Crypto casinos
Every profile is built from public sources: the casino's own site, its licence, regulator and court records, news reports and player complaints. We do not claim to have played at a casino unless we did.
Each profile carries one of four ratings: - Good: a licence we could verify with a recognised regulator, or a long clean record, steady payout reports and transparent ownership. - Mixed: some of that, with gaps or problems. - Poor: documented serious problems. - Too new to judge: not enough history yet.
Every claim is sourced and dated. Complaints are reported as complaints, with the casino's reply where it gave one. We only use words like "scam" or "fraud" when a regulator, court or police force has found it. We re-check every profile at least every 90 days, and news can change a rating at any time; the profile keeps the history.
Where you live matters
Almost no crypto casino holds a UK Gambling Commission licence, and many do not accept players from the US, Canada or Australia. We say so on each profile, and we never suggest using a VPN to get round a casino's country rules.
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