How We Rate & Review Crypto Casinos

Last updated: October 2026

CryptoCasino.bet compares crypto casinos, sportsbooks and poker rooms. This page explains how we decide what to say about an operator, where the information comes from, and - just as important - where our incentives are.

What a rating means

Each operator has a score from 0 to 10. It reflects our assessment of four things: the operator's licensing and how clearly it identifies itself, the range and quality of its games, the payment options it offers, and how fair its bonus terms are. The score is a summary judgement, not the output of a formula.

A score is not a safety guarantee. Many crypto casinos operate under offshore licences that give players far less protection than a tier-one regulator such as the UK Gambling Commission or the Malta Gaming Authority, and each review says what the operator itself states about its licence and whether we could verify it.

Where our information comes from

  • The operator's own pages come first: its terms and conditions, bonus terms, AML and KYC policy, payments and responsible-gambling pages.
  • We do not use other review sites as sources. They are affiliates with a commission interest too, and we do not quote their ratings or scores.
  • Where something is a player-reported claim we could not confirm from the operator's own pages, we either leave it out or say it is unconfirmed.
  • Where we have not tested something (for example withdrawal speed or support response times), the review says so instead of repeating the operator's marketing as fact.

Countries and restrictions

The "Not available in" list on a review comes from the operator's own terms. If an operator's terms do not restrict a country, we do not list it as restricted, which is not the same as saying gambling there is legal or that you will pass the operator's eligibility checks. Whether you may gamble where you live is a question for local law and for you; see our responsible gambling page.

How we make money, and how the order is decided

Some operators pay us a commission when a visitor signs up through a link on this site (see our affiliate disclosure). Because of that, you should know how the order of operators on our tables and cards is built: it combines our rating with an editorial weighting that we set, and that weighting may reflect commercial arrangements. The order is therefore not a pure ranking by quality, and a higher position does not by itself mean a better operator. The rating shown next to each operator is the better guide.

Operators do not pay for a higher rating.

Keeping offers and reviews current

Bonus offers change often. The "Offers updated" date on our listing pages shows when the newest offer on that page was last changed, and each review shows when it was last edited. Offer details are taken from the operator's own promotion and bonus-terms pages. If an offer on the operator's site no longer matches what we show, the operator's page is the one to trust, and we would like to hear about it.

Corrections

If you spot something wrong, out of date or unfair in a review or an offer, tell us through the contact page. We would rather fix an error than defend it.

Who writes the reviews

Reviews are published by the CryptoCasino.bet editorial team, and we do not publish them under personal names. See About CryptoCasino.bet for what we are and are not.