Jack Carter

Editor, New No Deposit Casino

I run this site and write the brand pages on it. What follows is how the offers here get checked, so you can judge the pages rather than take my word for them.

How Offers on This Site Are Checked

Every offer is read off the operator’s own terms, not from another review site. That sounds obvious and it is not what usually happens: most bonus pages are copies of each other, which is how a single mistake ends up on twenty sites and then in a search engine’s summary as though it were a fact.

Operators often run a market-specific offer page whose terms differ from their general bonus terms. Both get read. Where the two disagree, the page says so and names the safer figure rather than quietly picking one.

Licences are checked on the Gambling Commission’s public register rather than taken from the casino’s footer, including whether the exact domain being linked to appears on the register against that account. A licence number in a footer is not the same as a licensed site.

Pages say what has not been checked as well as what has. Reading a set of terms is not the same as opening an account and claiming an offer, and pages that have not been played say so.

Commercial Disclosure

This site earns a commission when someone registers at a casino through a link here. It does not change what you pay or what the casino offers you, and it does not decide the order things appear in. Where an offer is worse than it looks, the page says that too, and there are several on this site where it does.

Corrections

Offers change without notice and pages go stale, so some of what is published here will be wrong at some point. When that is found the page is fixed, and we keep a record of what it said before and the source that settled it. If you think something here is wrong, the details are on the about page and it will get looked at.