What a position is built from
Payout reliability
Do winners actually get paid, every time, without having to chase an owner in Discord? The single thing that matters most.
Track record
How long it has run, who is known to be behind it, and what the community says happened the last time it went down.
Provably fair
Verifiable seeds you can check yourself, a published house edge, and results that hold up when you audit them.
Withdrawal speed
How long between hitting withdraw and the locks being in your world, including at peak hours.
Bonus value
What the free lock, rakeback or deposit match is really worth once the wagering requirement is read properly.
Site & support
Whether it works on a phone, stays up under load, and whether anyone answers when something goes wrong.
Reading a placing
Top of the table. Pays without argument and can prove its rounds.
A solid placing. Usable, with the caveats written on its page.
Mid-table for a reason. Something here should slow you down.
Bottom of the table, and falling. Read the page before anything else.
The badge outranks the number
Every listing carries a badge — TRUSTED UNVERIFIED AVOID — that is a call we make, not an output of the maths.
It has to be able to disagree with the score, because a site can hold a strong placing on its games and interface and still be one nobody should deposit on. A site marked AVOID sorts to the bottom whatever it scored, and its row carries a warning instead of a link.
What a position does not promise
A placing describes a site as it was when it was last checked. Positions move, and the move that matters most — an operator deciding to stop paying — arrives with no notice and without any other criterion shifting first.
Where a criterion has not been judged, it is left out of the average rather than scored zero, so a site part-way through assessment is not pushed down the table by the gaps. Read staying safe before you deposit anywhere, including at the top of the board.