How we review

We review every operator the same way, starting from one source: the Gambling Commission public register and its daily downloads.

What we check

The licensee and account number

We match the brand's domain to a licence holder and account number in the register's domain-name list.

An active remote casino licence

The account must hold an active remote casino licence. Accounts that only hold betting or bingo licences are left out.

The licence date

We record the date of the current remote casino licence — and note when a brand has moved from an older, surrendered account.

The domain status

The register shows whether the domain belongs to the licensee or is a white label run under its licence.

How the list is ordered

By the name of the licence holder, then by brand — so brands that share a regulator-facing company sit together. There are no star ratings and no paid placements.

Current results

What we do not test

We do not open accounts, deposit, withdraw or test customer service, and we do not publish bonuses. Always read the operator's full terms before signing up.

How often we check

Before every update and at least once a month — account numbers change when companies restructure.