A dated record of how operators actually behave

Every figure here carries the source it came from and the day we recorded it. Payout times come from real withdrawals with the transaction hash attached, so you can check them yourself rather than take our word for it.

The Register

Each operator is one record. The scores are editorial and the weighting behind them is published. Everything else you see is a dated claim traceable to terms, a registry, or a measured withdrawal.

12 operators are queued for assessment. Each one needs its terms pulled and quoted, its licence checked against the issuing registry, and at least one withdrawal timed to on-chain confirmation before it appears here. Figures are published when that evidence exists and not before, which is set out in our ratings methodology.

Chips show where a figure came from. measured means we timed it, operator states means it is published in their terms, and user reports means it is unconfirmed and we treat it as hearsay.

Why This Register Exists

Most comparison sites in this market publish numbers with no source and no date. A withdrawal threshold appears as a figure with nothing behind it, and a payout time blends the operator’s own approval queue with network confirmation so you cannot tell which one made you wait.

Here, every figure carries where it came from and when. A threshold is quoted from the clause it appears in, a payout time is split into four timestamps, and anything that is only known because a forum said so is labelled unconfirmed and kept out of the scoring.

That is the whole difference. You should not have to take a settlement time on trust, and with the transaction hash sitting next to it, you do not have to.

What We Record

• Withdrawal timings. Requested, approved, broadcast and confirmed, taken from real withdrawals on funded accounts. The approval gap is the operator’s own delay, and it is the part nobody else reports.
• Verification triggers. What the terms reserve, quoted verbatim, against what a withdrawal actually triggered.
• Terms changes. Operator terms are snapshotted and diffed, so a clause that moves is recorded with both values and the date.
• Licence checks. Numbers looked up in the issuing registry rather than read off a footer.

How to Read a Score

Scores run from 1 to 10 and are weighted toward the things that need evidence to assess. Settlement speed carries the most weight at 25%, and it is scored on timed withdrawals rather than on what an operator advertises about itself.

An operator has to clear four gates before we score it at all. A licence number that does not resolve, a withdrawal that never arrived, terms you cannot read without an account, or missing responsible gambling tools all fail the gate, and a failure is published with its reason. The full weighting is on the ratings methodology page.

Where to Start

18+ only. Gambling carries real risk of loss, and the operators recorded here are offshore, which means limited recourse if something goes wrong. Free, confidential support is available at GambleAware and the SAMHSA national helpline.