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Six licensed casinos, scored on the things you can check

We compare casinos on licence, legal entity, published terms, complaint record and payout process. Every score is broken down on the review page, every register is linked, and no bonus figure is invented to make a row look better.

Compare the six How the scoring works
  • Reviewed 3 November 2026
  • MGA
  • UKGC
  • Scores 4.1 to 4.7
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Best licensed casinos this month

Ranked by our score. The order is editorial; the Advert label marks where we earn a commission.

  1. 1
    LeoVegas Mobile play · MGA / UKGC
    4.7 / 5
    Visit LeoVegas
    Read review
  2. 2
    Casumo Simple welcome terms · MGA / UKGC
    4.5 / 5
    Visit Casumo
    Read review
  3. 3
    PlayOJO No wagering requirements · MGA / UKGC
    4.4 / 5
    Visit PlayOJO
    Read review
  4. 4
    Unibet Sports and casino in one account · MGA / UKGC
    4.3 / 5
    Visit Unibet
    Read review
  5. 5
    Videoslots Game library · MGA / UKGC
    4.2 / 5
    Visit Videoslots
    Read review
  6. 6
    Mr Green Player control tools · MGA / UKGC
    4.1 / 5
    Visit Mr Green
    Read review

Licence status changes. Each review links the register so you can confirm the entity and the date yourself. 18+.

A score you can take apart is worth more than a badge you cannot.

How the score is built

Five weighted criteria, all of them checkable. The bars on each review page show the five parts, not just the total.

  • 30%
    Licence and legal entity

    Named entity, regulator, and whether the register lists the domains in use.

  • 20%
    Terms clarity

    Are the withdrawal and bonus conditions readable, in one place, in plain language.

  • 20%
    Complaint record

    Published disputes and regulator notices, read as a pattern rather than a single case.

  • 15%
    Payout process

    Processing times stated per method, identity checks described before you deposit.

  • 15%
    Bonus transparency

    Wagering, weighting and expiry stated together, without a second document.

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All six reviews

Each review states what was checked, what was not, and the date it was last read.

Payments, at a glance

Times are what the operators themselves publish. We do not measure them, because that would need a deposit from us.

CasinoCardInstant bankWalletBank transfer
LeoVegas1 to 3 days1 to 3 dayswithin 24 hoursinstant to 24 hours
Casumo1 to 3 daysinstantwithin 24 hours1 to 3 days
PlayOJO1 to 3 daysinstantwithin 24 hours1 to 3 days
Unibet1 to 3 daysinstantwithin 24 hours1 to 3 days
Videoslots1 to 3 daysinstantwithin 24 hours1 to 3 days
Mr Green1 to 3 daysinstantwithin 24 hours1 to 3 days

What this site does not do

Written down so you can hold us to it.

  • We do not publish bonus amounts. They change weekly; a copied figure is wrong more often than it is right.
  • We do not pretend to test play. No deposits, no sessions, no screenshots of our winnings.
  • We do not rank by commission. The order is the score. Where we earn, it says Advert.
  • We do not rate a casino we cannot verify. Six is the list because six passed the licence check.
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Questions people actually ask

How do you make money from this page?

We earn a commission when a reader opens an account at an operator through one of our links. It is marked Advert next to the button, it is paid after a review is published, and it never changes a score. If that ever stops being true, this paragraph is the first thing that changes.

What does your score actually measure?

Five things we can point at: whether the licence and the legal entity check out in the register, how clearly the terms are written, what the published complaint record shows, how the payout process is documented, and whether the bonus conditions can be understood without a second document. Each is weighted, and the breakdown is printed on every review page.

Do you play at these casinos?

No. We do not gamble with reader money and we do not present a session at a casino as testing. Everything on this site comes from public registers, published terms and complaint records. Each review states exactly what it does not cover.

Why do you not publish bonus amounts?

Because they change weekly and a copied figure is wrong more often than it is right. We describe what the bonus requires, link the operator's own terms, and let the operator state the amount.

Are these the only casinos you cover?

No. These six are the ones whose licence and entity we could verify at the time of writing. The list grows when a casino passes that check, not when a commercial deal is signed.

Is a licensed casino safe to play at?

A licence means a regulator can act against the operator, and that a complaints route exists. It does not mean you will win, that withdrawals are fast, or that the bonus is fair. Those are separate questions and we treat them separately.

What if a casino is licensed in a country I do not live in?

Then you are usually outside the protection that licence creates. Playing from a market the operator is not licensed for tends to void the complaints route as well as the bonus.

How often do you update the reviews?

Every page carries the date it was last checked. Licences, terms and complaint records all move, so a review older than about six months should be treated as history.

Do you have a complaints process of your own?

No, and we would be a bad place to bring one. Contact the operator first, then the regulator that issued the licence. Both addresses are on the review page.

Why is there no Dutch or French version?

Belgium bans gambling advertising aimed at consumers, and the Netherlands requires a licence for any offer aimed at Dutch players, affiliates included. This site is in English and aimed at markets where that is not the case.

Start with the licence, then the terms

Every casino on this page links its register entry. Check the entity before you check the welcome offer.

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