CasinoRadius is a website that helps you compare online casinos and sportsbooks before you sign up. We do not run a casino and we do not take bets. We read the terms, check the licence and write down what we find, so you can see the strong points and the weak ones in one place. This guide explains what the site is, who is behind it, how a score is made and how the site earns money.
What you can find here
#- Casino and sportsbook reviews. Each one has six scores, shown as a radar shape, plus pros, cons and what we checked.
- Bonuses. Welcome bonuses with the main terms in plain words, such as wagering and limits.
- Games and studios. A directory of slots and the studios that make them, with facts such as RTP where we could confirm them.
- Guides. Plain explanations, for example how to read wagering requirements and what to do when a withdrawal is not paid.
- Player reviews and a forum. Players can write about their own experience. Reviews are checked before they are shown, and they are kept apart from our rating.
Who runs it
#The site is run by Petar Petrov. He has worked in the gaming industry for more than 10 years, with sports betting and slots, and he researches casino data, evaluates bonuses and looks into player complaints. You can write to us from the contact page.
How a score is built
#Every casino gets six scores from 0 to 10. The overall rating is their weighted average.
- Safety, 25%. Licence checked with the regulator, company details, data protection, account security, complaint history.
- Fairness, 20%. Independent game testing, clear terms, no hidden fees.
- Payouts, 20%. Withdrawal speed, limits, fees, identity checks.
- Games, 15%. Range and quality of games, studios, mobile experience.
- Support, 10%. Reply time and quality, in the languages we cover.
- Bonuses, 10%. How fair the wagering rules are, time limits, clarity of the offer.
Sportsbooks get their own six scores, because odds and markets matter there and game libraries do not. The weights are still a draft and may change. If they do, we say so on the method page and re-score the casinos affected.
How a review is done
#- We check the licence number with the named regulator, not only the logo on the casino site.
- We read the terms, including the small print on bonuses and withdrawals.
- We test sign-up, deposit, support and withdrawal where it is lawful and practical.
- We take player reviews into account, but show them separately from our own rating.
Where we could not check something, the page says so. A review that is marked "not verified" is more honest than a guess.
How the site earns money
#Some links on the site are affiliate links. If you follow one, sign up and play, the casino may pay us a commission. It costs you nothing extra. Affiliate links are shown only in some countries, and the casino pages say when a link is an ad. The full text is on the affiliate disclosure page.
What the money never changes:
- our scores and ratings
- which casinos are on the blacklist
- what we write in the cons of a review
A casino cannot pay to change its scores or to get a higher place in a list.
What we do not do
#- We do not run a casino or take bets.
- We do not tell you that you will win. Games have a built-in house edge, and no method beats it.
- We do not settle disputes. If a casino did not pay you, our guide how to complain about a casino lists the steps.
- We do not collect complaints or personal documents from players.
The blacklist
#A casino goes on the blacklist when there is repeated, documented evidence of unpaid withdrawals, false licences or other serious harm to players. Blacklisted casinos are marked clearly and never get a link to play.
Found a mistake?
#Write to us with the details and any proof. We correct errors and show the date of each update on the review.
In short
#- CasinoRadius compares casinos and sportsbooks. It is not a casino.
- Each one gets six scores from 0 to 10, shown as a radar shape.
- The site may earn commission through affiliate links, but that never changes a score.
- We say what we checked and what we did not.
- Gambling is risky. Use the tools in how to set a deposit limit.
Play with care
#Gambling is for adults aged 18 and over. It is entertainment, not a way to earn money, and it can be addictive. Play only with money you can afford to lose. Set a deposit limit and a time limit before you start, and stop when you reach them. If gambling stops being fun, talk to someone you trust. Organisations such as GambleAware offer free, confidential help (GambleAware serves people in Great Britain, so look for a service in your own country). Gambling rules and what is allowed differ by country. Check the law where you live before you play. This guide is general information, not legal advice.
