How we vet every casino on this site
We follow the same process for every casino before it’s listed, and here’s exactly what that looks like.
1. License check We check the operator’s claimed license against the Kahnawake Gaming Commission’s own permit holder records. Where we can’t independently confirm a listed license, we say so rather than presenting it as fact — you’ll see this noted on the relevant casino’s listing.
2. Games and software We look at the range and quality of what’s on offer — slots, table games, live dealer, and any specialty categories — and note which software providers power the casino, since that’s often a better signal of quality than the casino’s own marketing copy.
3. Bonuses and terms We read the actual terms and conditions behind every bonus, not just the headline percentage. That means checking wagering requirements, minimum deposit, maximum cashout, and game restrictions — the details that determine whether a bonus is realistically claimable or mostly decorative.
4. Payments and withdrawals We check which deposit and withdrawal methods are available, how long withdrawals typically take, and whether there are limits or fees that aren’t obvious from the homepage.
5. Player protection We check for responsible gambling tools (deposit limits, self-exclusion), and confirm there’s a clear path to resolving a dispute if something goes wrong — either through the casino directly, the Kahnawake Gaming Commission’s own dispute resolution process, or an independent mediator.
We update, not just publish
Licenses lapse, operators change hands, and bonus terms shift. We re-check listings periodically rather than treating a review as a one-time snapshot. If something’s changed since we last verified it, that’s on us to catch, not on you to discover after signing up.