About
Who writes this site
One desk, one subject and a short list of things this site refuses to assert. All three are written down here, and have been since 2026, so that nobody has to guess at any of them.
One subject, not a catalogue
This site does not compare welcome screens or counts of games. Across twelve houses with a cryptocurrency cashier it reads the numbers each one writes into its own terms: the date a licence was issued, the deadline in days for sending a document, the amount that sets off an identity check, the withdrawal ceiling per period. Every number comes with the clause it was taken from and the date the page was read.
Who writes it
The desk has edited this site since 2026 and answers for what is published on it. The work consists of opening terms of use and licence registers, finding the relevant number and writing it down with the clause beside it — not of having opinions about which house is best. The name signs the pages because somebody has to answer for a text.
The rules it follows
Every number comes with its clause. Anyone who wants to check opens the operator's terms and looks for the same item; if the clause has changed, the figure is old. That is the test applied to every line of the crypto casino ranking.
A threshold and an open test are different things. Where the operator writes an amount, the amount goes on the page. Where it writes that it asks for a document if it sees fit, the text says so — because there is no number to add up, not because the number went missing.
An issue date is not a promise of validity. A licence issued on some date is still looked up in the register of whoever issued it; what the register returned, and when, is noted beside it. The full rules are set out in How the houses are scored.
The limits, written down before anyone asks
This site does not play. We never deposit, never withdraw and do not measure payment times in minutes. Every number here was read in a document or looked up in a public register, with a date.
We do not convert currencies. A threshold written in euros stays in euros; converting it would produce a number of ours presented as though it were the operator's.
Nothing here is legal, tax or financial advice. The page about the Brazilian betting law describes what the official text says and links to it; the decision belongs to whoever reads it.
Nothing here explains how to get around restrictions. Anyone who feels their gambling has got out of hand will find free and anonymous help at Gamblers Anonymous Brazil.
