Eight criteria, one letter grade

The checklist

• 01
  UKGC licence

  We confirm the operator presents as licensed for Great Britain and that consumer-facing pages show regulator references in the footer.

• 02
  Game range

  Breadth of slots and table games, not raw title count alone — variety of mechanics and reputable studios matter more than inflated catalogues.

• 03
  Live casino

  Table variety, peak-hour stability, and whether live sits as a full lobby or a thin add-on.

• 04
  Mobile & apps

  Mobile-web usability first; native apps noted when they add real account or lobby value. Details on mobile & apps.

• 05
  Studios & providers

  Presence of known suppliers (for example Evolution-style live, NetEnt-class slots) without implying endorsement by those studios.

• 06
  Welcome-offer type

  Match, spins, or hybrid — described factually. We do not invent cash amounts when the live page is unclear.

• 07
  Customer support

  Visible help routes (chat, email, FAQ depth) and whether bonus questions are answered in public help articles.

• 08
  Usability

  Account navigation, promo discovery, and how many clicks it takes to reach full terms from the offer headline.

How letter grades map

A — strong product and unusually clear term presentation. B — solid overall with manageable term quirks. C — usable product but hybrid or fragmented offer wording. D — reserved for weak clarity or material product gaps (none in the current five).

Independence

Affiliate funding keeps the lights on. It does not reorder grades. See the affiliate disclosure.