What we do
We compare casinos that accept Bitcoin and other coins, using the same seven criteria every time. The scores, the weights and the rule that settles ties are all published on how we rate. The ranking on the home page is that scorecard and nothing else.
Alongside the ranking, we publish:
- a review for every casino in the top ten, starting with the current leader, CasinOK;
- category pages for no-KYC play, pokies, bonuses, live dealers, crash games and betting;
- one page per major coin;
- two guides, one on the law around crypto gambling in Australia and one on crypto wallets for gambling.
How we test
We open each casino from an Australian connection and record what we see, including when a site fails to load or tells us it does not accept players from this region. Where we have timed a withdrawal ourselves, the review says so and gives the coin and the minutes. Where we have not, we quote the operator’s own claim and label it as theirs. Bonus terms are read in full, and the wagering multiple, the time limit and the split across deposits go into the score.
We do not invent figures. If a casino does not publish its payout time, the page does not guess one.
How we earn money
Many links on this site go to casinos, and we may earn a commission if you sign up through them. That is the reason the site is free to read. It does not change the scores: commission is not one of our seven criteria. The details, including how we label ads, are on the affiliate disclosure.
What we will not do
- We will not tell you how to get around a block. Australian regulators ask internet providers to block illegal gambling sites, and we leave that alone.
- We will not call a bonus risk-free or promise winnings. Gambling always carries risk.
- We will not rank a casino higher because it pays more.
- We will not publish contact details we cannot stand behind, so you will not find an email address, street address or phone number on this page.
Who writes it
Reviews and guides are written by Joshua K, an iGaming content creator and sports betting journalist. His page lists everything he has published here.
Gambling is for adults
You must be 18 or older. Gambling can harm, and offshore casinos give Australian players little recourse if something goes wrong. The responsible gambling page lists free, confidential help, including Gambling Help Online on 1800 858 858.
