Methodology
How we review casinos
This page explains the process a Gamblerank review has to follow before it can claim anything was tested. If a step was not done, the review says so.
Last updated: September 2026
Who does the testing
Reviews are written by Mykhailo Dykyi, who has worked in online gambling for 8 years on the affiliate and operator side. At this stage Gamblerank is a small project, not a large testing lab - we would rather say that than pretend otherwise.
What a full test includes
- Registering a real account and going through identity verification (KYC).
- Making a real deposit with a named method and amount.
- Reading the bonus terms: wagering, max bet, max win, game restrictions, expiry.
- Requesting a real withdrawal and recording how long it took and what was asked for.
- Contacting support with a concrete question and noting response time and quality.
- Checking the licence against the regulator's public register and noting the operating company.
- Using the site on mobile.
How results are recorded
A review can only show test results and a score when it has a dated testing record: the date, the country the test was made from, and notes on the device, amount, method and outcome. Without that record the page shows a clear notice that no first-hand test is available.
Unverified and demo content
Anything we could not check is marked as unverified. Demo pages, like the RoyalAce example, use a fictional brand to show the format - their figures are illustrative and no test was performed.
Updates and corrections
Casino terms change often. Reviews show when they were last updated. If you spot an error, tell us through the contact page and we will check and correct it.
Play responsibly
Gambling is for adults (18+ or older where local law requires) and is never a way to earn money. Check that online gambling is legal where you live.