Accepted payments
Payout time
Bonus terms
Casino offers
6 operators, each with its wagering terms, its downsides and the date we last checked the figure.
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How we rank
What each number on a card is, and where it comes from.
- Order on this page
- Editorial
- Rating out of 10
- Editorial
- Bonus figures
- Checked by hand
- Licensing
- Body only
- Commission
- On all 6
Our own position, recorded alongside the offer. It is not computed from the scorecard below.
Our read of the operator, carried with the offer data. Not an average of user reviews — this site has no review system.
Each card shows the date a person last confirmed it against the operator's own terms. Over 90 days old is unverified, not fact.
We name the body that issued a licence. We never state that an operator is licensed where you are.
We are paid if you open an account through a link here, at no extra cost to you.
The scorecard, published before it is usedNot yet applied — the ratings above are editorial, not its output
- Withdrawals
- 35%
- Terms quality
- 25%
- RTP disclosure
- 20%
- Account handling
- 15%
- Availability
- 5%
Request to funds received, and how often it reopens.
Wagering, max bet, game weighting and expiry, read together.
Whether a game's RTP is findable before you play, not after.
How verification, limits and closure work in practice.
Countries the operator's own terms say it accepts.
The long version
RTP, house edge and turnoverThe arithmetic behind every wagering requirement on this page
- RTP
- Share of stakes returned as prizes
- House edge
- 100% − RTP
- Expected loss
- House edge × turnover
Across millions of rounds, everybody's play combined. It says nothing about yours.
A game returning 96% carries a 4% edge.
Turnover, not deposit. Units funded by money you just won are staked again and counted again.
| RTP | House edge | Expected loss per 100 staked | Turnover for an expected loss of 100 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 99% | 1% | 1 | 10,000 |
| 96% | 4% | 4 | 2,500 |
| 94% | 6% | 6 | ≈1,667 |
| 88% | 12% | 12 | ≈833 |
- A 100 deposit cycled 1× — 100 staked
- −4
- A 100 deposit cycled 10× — 1,000 staked
- −40
- A 100 deposit cycled 20× — 2,000 staked
- −80
4% of the deposit, at 96% RTP.
40% of the deposit, at 96% RTP.
80% of the deposit, at 96% RTP.
≈ does not divide exactly: 100 ÷ 0.06 is 1,666.67, 100 ÷ 0.12 is 833.33. Generic illustrations — no RTP here belongs to a named game or to any operator on this page.
One cycle of a roulette wheelWhy an average almost nobody experiences is still the right number
- Pockets
- 37
- Straight-up pays
- 35 to 1
- RTP
- 36 ÷ 37 = 97.2973%
- House edge
- 1 ÷ 37 = 2.7027%
- 1 unit on one number, 37 spins
- 37 staked, expected loss 1
- Finish behind
- 73.6%
- Lose every unit
- 36.3%
36.285% no hits + 37.293% exactly one hit.
(36 ÷ 37) to the power of 37.
A milder edge than every row in the table above, and still: these are expectations, not predictions.
Individual game rules change these figures. The operator's own rules are the only place to read what applies.
There is no skill edge here
A sports price is an opinion, so a bettor can disagree and be right — which is why we settle every tip in public. A slot is not: the outcome distribution is fixed by the pay table before you arrive. Stake size, timing, game choice at the same RTP, the last spin — none of it changes the expected return of a unit staked.
Country, availability and licensing
- Casino play legal where you live
- Your check
- Operator accepts your country
- Their terms
- Licensing body
- Named on each card
- FreakBets itself
- Not an operator
Casino is regulated separately from betting in many countries, and restricted in some where betting is not.
It names who issued the licence — never that the operator may lawfully serve you. Read that on their terms and the regulator's own register.
No licence, no game run, no bets accepted, no customer funds held.
Availability, licensing, games, payment methods and terms differ by country and change without notice.
GAMSTOP is Great Britain-only, covering only operators licensed by the Great Britain Gambling Commission. An exclusion in one country need not reach an operator licensed in another. If you have self-excluded, this page is not for you — the services below are.
