Compare · Casinos & betting
Who reviews casinos & betting, and can you trust them?
Online casinos and sportsbooks, the most affiliate-driven reviews on the web. Here is every review site we track in this category, graded head to head.
| Grade | Review site | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | B- | Grades: its editor reviews and rankings of licensed operators A publicly traded affiliate that reviews the same sportsbooks and casinos it earns referral commissions from; it says operators cannot pay for favorable coverage, but the business model is paid by the brands it ranks. |
| 2 | C+ | Grades: its ranked 'best online casino' reviews A long-running, slickly methodical casino reviewer that earns affiliate commissions from the operators it rates; it says payment never affects rankings, but the conflict is structural and the scoring math is not published. |
| 3 | C+ | Grades: its 'Safety Index' casino ratings A data-driven casino-safety scorer and free complaint mediator that says ratings aren't for sale, but it earns affiliate commissions from the same casinos it ranks and the disclosure of that is thin on its headline pages. |
| 4 | C | Grades: its player-rated casino and bonus rankings A long-running casino-bonus directory and forum that pairs a big real-money player-rating pool with editorial picks, but earns affiliate commissions from many of the casinos it ranks. |
| 5 | C | Grades: its 'CasinoRank' and player reviews A heavyweight casino-review and player-complaint hub whose CasinoRank claims to be "based solely on data," but which by its own disclosure earns affiliate commissions from the casinos it ranks. |
Columns are the five rubric dimensions, scored 0-5, with each column's weight shown in its header; independence and evidence carry the most, 30% each. See the full methodology. Each row also shows a scoring-confidence chip (how sure we are of that grade) and a type tag; hover any chip for what it means.