What the guides cover
Each guide starts with one operator. It then walks through every casino brand that operator runs, brand by brand. You see what each one is, what sits on its menu and how it differs from the brand next door.
How a brand joins a guide
Evidence decides. Both brands' own footers or terms must name the same operator, or the regulator must list both web addresses under one account. A casino that only shares a look, a name or a game library goes in a separate, labelled block lower down.
What you can compare
The facts for each room are read from that brand's own site. That means its games, how you pay in and cash out, the current offer, the help desk and the account rules. Side by side, they show what changes when you cross over from one brand to another.
Legal and register detail is kept to one spot on each page, the operator box. There you find the company behind the brand, its licence, where an unresolved complaint goes and how to reach the help desk. The site's editorial method sets out the checks in full.
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