About the People Behind This Casino Ledger
We started this site because casino comparisons for Luxembourg kept repeating the same banner headlines. The welcome offer was always there; the licence, the payout time and the wagering multiple rarely were. So we built our pages the other way round, starting from the cashier and the footer and working back to the bonus.
Every brand on these pages is read on its own site. We note the currency an account runs in, the payment methods listed, the limits printed next to them, the languages the interface offers and the company named in the legal text.
When a casino does not publish a figure, we write "not stated" and leave the gap visible.
That gap is often the most useful line in a table. A missing payout time tells you to ask support before depositing; a missing licence tells you there may be no regulator to turn to. Guessing would hide both.
The team is small, writes in English for players in Luxembourg and checks pages again when brands change their offers, which seasonal promotions make a regular job.
The Rules We Write By
- Sources
- Figures come from the operators' own pages. If two pages of one casino disagree, as Spinzen's payout times do, we show both.
- Licences
- We name the regulator and number exactly as the footer shows them, and we never call a casino licensed when no licence is shown.
- Currencies
- Amounts stay in the currency the casino quotes, whether euros, US dollars or Australian dollars, with no conversion on our side.
- Wording
- No "guaranteed wins", no "risk-free" offers. Every casino game has a house edge, and we say so.
- Corrections
- Readers' reports go into the next update once we have checked them on the casino's own site.
Our pages are for adults only. Gamble with money you can afford to lose and use the limit tools your casino account provides.