About Compare Casinos
This site scores twenty crypto casinos on ten parameters and publishes the rule behind every number. It is run by one editor, funded by affiliate commissions, and built so that the commission cannot change the order. That last claim is the one worth checking, so this page explains exactly how it is enforced.
Who writes and maintains this
Karssen Avelar, working alone. Contact by email at [email protected]. There is no editorial team behind this and pretending otherwise would be the first lie on a site built around not telling any.
How the scoring resists being bought
Every score is computed by a script from data the operator publishes. Licence quality is a lookup table on the regulator plus a point for publishing a checkable licence number. Payments is the count of coins in the cashier divided by three. Verification reads the terms and maps to one of four modes. Nothing is typed in by hand, which means moving a casino up the table requires changing a published rule rather than a spreadsheet cell.
The pair scores follow from the same numbers: every casino is compared to every other on all ten parameters, and the leaderboard is the tally. Rebuilding the catalogue recomputes all of it at once, so a scorecard and the leaderboard cannot disagree.
The rules in full are on the methodology page, written in the same words as the code that runs them.
Where the money comes from
Links to casinos are affiliate links. When a reader signs up through one, this site is paid a share of what the casino earns from them. That is the entire business model and there is no version of it that removes the conflict of interest. What it can do is make the conflict powerless over the output, which is why the scoring is mechanical and the rules are printed.
Four brands have pages here and pay nothing: BC.Game, Rainbet, MyStake and Duelbits carry no link at all. They exist because their players search for alternatives, and answering that honestly is worth more than pretending they do not exist.
What this site will not do
It will not publish a figure an operator has not published. When a casino advertises fast payouts and states no processing time anywhere in its terms or help centre, the scorecard says the time is unpublished and scores it accordingly, rather than repeating the marketing. Several well-known brands sit lower here than elsewhere for exactly this reason.
It will not invent a promo code. On the promo code pages, roughly half the brands get an honest answer that no public code exists, which is the opposite of what that page type usually does.
It will not smooth over a contradiction. Where an operator's terms and its own footer disagree about whether it holds a licence or an application, both versions are printed and named as a conflict.
How to tell me the site is wrong
If a number here is out of date or a rule produces a result that does not survive contact with the operator's own page, write in. Corrections are the cheapest thing on this site to act on, because every number traces back to a source and a date.