Every review on this site ends in a number out of ten, and that number is not for sale. No casino has ever paid to move up this list, and none ever will.
Reviews That Did Not Make the Top 20
The table above holds twenty casinos. I have reviewed more than twenty. These are the ones that scored too low to stay on it, and I am listing them here on purpose, because a ranking with no bad scores in sight is not a ranking.
| Casino | Score | What kept it off the list |
|---|---|---|
| 1Bet Casino | 5 / 10 | Level on average with two casinos above it, and the tie goes to the one whose license I could verify, which is not this one |
| AzurSlot Casino | 5 / 10 | Level on average with three casinos above it, and the tie goes to the one whose license I could verify, which is not this one |
| Nomini Casino | 5 / 10 | Level on average with four casinos above it, and the tie goes to the one whose license I could verify. The Anjouan register does not list this domain |
| MrPacho Casino | 5 / 10 | Pushed off the table by a higher scoring review, and on a tie the place goes to the casino whose license I could verify |
| Rolletto Casino | 5 / 10 | A hundred studios and a full sportsbook, undone by 40x turnover in five days and a license the register shows expiring in December 2025 |
| Lamabet Casino | 5 / 10 | Pushed off the table by a higher scoring review. It was the weakest of the fives on the finer count, and the place went to a casino whose license the register confirms as valid |
| Winnerz Casino | 5 / 10 | Rounds to the same five as the bottom of the table but sits a quarter point below it. Two licenses that both check out, undone by five times turnover on your own money, a 20 percent charge for withdrawing early, and an Anjouan license expiring on 17 October 2026 |
| WinRolla Casino | 4 / 10 | Level with the casino below it, and placed above it because its contract is far more detailed. It still names no company, no license and no regulator in 263,000 characters, and its applicable law clause names no law |
| Zet Casino | 4 / 10 | Running since 2018 with around 60 studios and a real sportsbook, and the only casino here whose terms promise segregated client funds. It still names no company, no license and no regulator in 257,500 characters of contract |
| Wazamba Casino | 4 / 10 | The widest product on this site, held off the table by an operator that calls itself fully licensed while naming no regulator, no license number and no company, and does not appear in the register its own listings cite |
| FEZbet Casino | 4 / 10 | Twenty-eight studios where rivals carry a hundred, €500 a day out, and a terms page that would not open for me |
| Spinline Casino | 4 / 10 | Its own bonus terms never state the wagering multiple, the bonus dies after two days, and a new account withdraws €500 a day |
| RoyalGame Casino | 4 / 10 | The site would not open for me at all, and three searches of the Anjouan register found nothing under the domain or either company name |
| Cadoola Casino | 4 / 10 | Two regulators named, four register searches, nothing found. Eight of the ten responsible gambling tools are missing, and the library is excellent |
| Buran Casino | 4 / 10 | A welcome bonus asking €35,000 of turnover at €5 a bet, €500 a day out, and a €5 monthly fee on an idle account |
| GreatWin Casino | 3 / 10 | No company, no license number and nothing in the regulator’s register, a seal their own script removes, and no responsible gambling tools beyond emailing support |
Why these pages still exist. A casino does not disappear because I scored it badly. If you are about to deposit at one of these, the review is the reason not to, and that is worth more to you than the twenty above it. Every one of these pages is written to the same standard and carries the same working.
What Every Review Has to Answer
A review that tells you a casino is “safe and reliable” has told you nothing. I write every one to answer four questions you can check for yourself, and I take each answer from a document the operator published.
| The question | What I look for | Where the answer comes from |
|---|---|---|
| What does the bonus really cost? | The turnover needed to convert 100 euros of bonus, and the cap on what you can withdraw from bonus winnings | The operator’s bonus terms |
| Which clause can take your win away? | Twelve clauses that decide real disputes, from winnings caps to maximum bet rules and dormancy fees | The full terms and conditions |
| Is there anything worth playing? | Library size, which studios supply it, how many live tables run, and whether demo play is offered | The casino’s own game lobby |
| Will you be paid, and when? | Stated withdrawal times, limits and fees, and how support can be reached | The payments and support pages |
Four numbers, not one verdict. Each question is scored from one to ten, and the rating you see is their average rounded to one decimal. The thresholds are published on my rating method page.
What You Will Never Find in My Reviews
Three things are missing on purpose, and their absence tells you as much as the text does.
| What is missing | Why I leave it out |
|---|---|
| Paid positions | A casino cannot buy a place on the list or a point on the score. Some links pay this site a commission when you open an account, and that payment changes nothing in the review. |
| Invented player quotes | You will not read a testimonial from a player I never spoke to. Where I quote something, it comes from a document, not from a persona. |
| Exclusive bonus claims I cannot prove | If an offer is not in the operator’s own terms, it does not appear here, however good it sounds in an email from an affiliate manager. |
The test. Open any review, take one figure, and find it in the operator’s own terms. If it is not there, write to me at info@casinos.si and I will correct it.
Online Casino Reviews by Country
A casino that is easy to recommend in one country can be useless in the next. Payment methods, licenses and the local rules all change, so the lists below are built per market.
One list is never enough. I keep a separate ranking per market, because the same casino can be the best choice in one country and unavailable in the next.
Browse by Payment Method
The method you fund an account with decides two things most players find out too late: whether your welcome bonus survives the deposit, and how long you wait to see your money again. Here are the three that come up most in my reviews.
One habit worth forming. Decide how you will take the money out before you decide how to put it in. A card deposit that can only be withdrawn to a bank transfer costs you days you did not budget for, and that gap is where most complaints I read begin.
FAQ About Online Casino Reviews
Can I trust these online casino reviews?
Trust is earned, so I would rather you checked than believed me. Every figure in a review comes from a document the operator published, which means you can open the same page and compare. The method behind each score, including the thresholds, is public on my rating method page.
Can a casino pay to be ranked higher?
No. Some links on this site are affiliate links, and the casino pays a commission when you open an account through one. That payment funds the work and buys nothing else, not a position, not a point on the score, and not the removal of a weakness from a review.
How do you decide which casino is best?
I do not decide it with one opinion. Four things are scored from one to ten, the real cost of the bonus, how fair the terms are, how deep the game library runs, and how payouts and support work. The published rating is their average, rounded to one decimal.
Are the casinos on this list legal where I live?
That depends on your country, and the answer is rarely a simple yes. Online games of chance in Slovenia need a government concession, and an international license from Curacao or Malta is not the same thing. Check the license named on the casino’s own site before you deposit.
How often do you update a review?
A review changes when the operator’s terms change, because that is what the score is built from. If you find a figure here that no longer matches the casino’s own page, write to me and I will correct it.
Which online casino pays the fastest?
Payout speed has two parts, and only one is the payment method. The casino first reviews the request, which its terms describe as a pending period, and that is where most of the delay happens. I record the stated times and limits in every review so you can compare them before you deposit.
Do you review casinos you would not recommend?
Yes, and those are often the most useful reviews. A low score with the clause that caused it is more valuable to you than a page that quietly leaves the casino out.
What should I do if a casino refuses to pay me?
Ask support in writing which clause they are relying on, and keep the answer. The license on the casino’s own site names the regulator that handles complaints, and most of them publish a complaints form. I cannot arbitrate, but send me the clause and I will re-read the terms and update the review.
Who Wrote This

I came to this from finance, which is probably why I read a casino the way I read a contract. The marketing sits on the homepage, and the clause that decides whether you get paid sits twelve pages down.
I am responsible for everything published here. Every score carries my name, whether or not I wrote the review it appears in. If you find a figure that no longer holds, write to me.