The house · Method
A desk for verification and payments
How we score and who writes these pages
Six checks, a total out of ten shown halved, and three brands with a dash because they publish too little. Also where the money comes from.
This site deals with a narrow subject: at which moment a gambling house asks for documents, and what it costs to move money to it. How we score is the part that lets you check us, so it is written out in full, with the weights and with the gaps. The result applied to fourteen houses is on the home page of no-verification casinos.
The six checks and their weight
| Check | What earns points | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Licence in the register | Number and status found in the regulator's register | 2.5 |
| Published country list | The operator writes down who it does not accept | 1.5 |
| Identity rule in writing | A threshold with a clause is worth more than a described procedure | 2.0 |
| Coins in the cashier | How many coins actually settle | 1.5 |
| Reach | How far the operator's own restriction list leaves things open | 1.5 |
| Guaranteed sign-up without verification | Nobody on the list takes it | 1.0 |
The total is out of ten and the entry shows half of it: an 8.6 in the workings reads as 4.3 on the page. Everyone loses the last row, and we leave it visible rather than hiding a line that is always worth zero.
When we put a dash
TrustDice, BetFury and Mega Dice appear on our pages with a dash instead of a figure. It is not a judgement on them: it is the signal that they publish too little to be scored by the same measure. A visible dash is information; an invented score is noise.
What we are not going to publish
- Payout times. No operator publishes a time you could hold them to, and two accounts of our own are not a sample.
- Experience that does not exist. If nobody at the desk deposited at a cashier, the page reports what the operator publishes and stops there.
- An anonymous sign-up nobody guarantees. Where a house reserves the right to ask for documents, we say so, even though the opposite sells better.
- Ways around a check. If an operator asks for papers, the options are to send them or to play somewhere else.
Where the money comes from
The site earns when a reader opens an account through the one link that leaves these pages, and that link is Vave's. That is why Vave sits in the top row and has a review of its own, and why the buttons in the list open that house. The other operators are there to be compared and carry no sign-up link: we link to no other casino's registration. The money moves no score, because the top row has no score to move. The account we opened with our own money is written up in the Vave review.
Corrections
Figures age: licences get renewed, clauses get renumbered, network fees move. When a fact stops matching its source, we change the page and move the date rather than leaving the old number. If you find one before we do, tell us which page and which fact: it gets removed, not defended.
What we are not
We are not an operator and not a casino: we open no accounts, take no deposits and no bets, and pay out no winnings. Nor are we financial advisers, and nothing here is advice about money you cannot afford to lose. If gambling has stopped being a game, there is free and confidential help in Spain, linked in the footer of every page.
Read on
The criteria applied one by one are in how to choose. The identity procedure is in what KYC is. The payout caps are in withdrawals and caps. And the sign-up field by field is in casinos with no ID check.