How we rate and check crypto casinos
In short: we do not invent scores. Every figure on this site comes from a named source with a check date, conflicts between sources are shown rather than hidden, and anything we calculate ourselves is labelled as ours.
Four rules behind every number
1Sourced and dated
Each figure traces to a named review or official page, and each page shows when its facts were last checked.
2Cross-checked
When a second credible outlet covers the same casino, we compare. If they disagree, the conflict goes on the page.
3Our maths is labelled
Fee percentages, library shares and edge counts are our calculations from sourced inputs, and we say so next to them.
4Conflicts stay visible
We publish the awkward cases in where the sources disagree instead of picking the nicer number.
Where our information comes from
| Source type | How we use it | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Expert reviews | Main source for games, payments, fees and licence details | Casino.org reviews of Thrill and Cybet |
| A second outlet | Cross-check; used to flag disagreements | The Spike’s Thrill review |
| Government pages | Tax and legal context for Australian readers | ATO guidance on crypto assets |
| The casino’s own site | Final word on current terms; players should confirm there before depositing | Cashier, bonus terms, licence footer |
Source list
All checked on 15 October 2026.
- Casino.org, Thrill Casino review (Canadian edition)
- Casino.org, Cybet Casino review (Canadian edition)
- The Spike, Thrill review (cross-check)
- Australian Taxation Office, Tax and crypto asset investments
What we leave out
- Pages that copy other sites, carry no date, or make claims with nothing checkable behind them.
- Licence claims without a licence number we can check. See how to check a licence.
- Partner promo codes presented as general offers. A code that one outlet negotiated for its own readers is not a standard bonus.
How we compare: the “Edge” method
We do not publish a made-up out-of-10 score. In the comparison table we mark the stronger side of each row with an Edge, based only on the sourced figures. Ties get no mark. We show the tally so you can see the balance. We show Casino.org’s own rating separately and credit it to them.
The lower minimum wins that row because it lets you cash out smaller balances. On a row like “Cards, PayID, fiat”, where both say no, nobody gets an edge.
A worked example, start to finish
Here is how one row, “Minimum withdrawal”, goes from source to mark.
- Find the figures. Casino.org’s Thrill review lists minimums of 2.5 USDT and 0.001 ETH. Its Cybet review lists $10.
- Compare like with like. USDT tracks the US dollar, so 2.5 USDT is roughly $2.50. Cybet’s $10 applies to every coin.
- Decide the edge. The lower minimum wins the row, so Thrill gets the mark.
- Add context from our own maths. Cybet also charges a flat $1 to $3 fee. On a $10 cash-out that is 10% to 30%, which we show in the fee calculator.
What the comparison covers
| Criterion | What we look at | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Game library | Total games, providers, live tables | Choice and variety |
| Game transparency | Whether RTP and volatility are shown | Lets you judge a game before playing |
| Payments | Coins accepted, fiat or not, minimums | Decides how you get money in and out |
| Payout speed and fees | Stated times, tested times if reported, fee amounts | The real cost of cashing out |
| Licence | Regulator, licence number, operator | Who you can complain to, if anyone |
| Support | Channels and hours | Help when a payout is stuck |
| Player protection | Limits, self-exclusion, two-factor login | Tools to stay in control |
| Rewards | Rakeback, VIP, terms | Value after the first deposit |
How we make money, and what it does not change
Links to casinos on this site are affiliate links and may earn us a commission. They are marked as sponsored. We do not accept payment to change a figure, an edge or a conflict shown on a page. If a casino’s terms change, we update the page whatever it means for the commission.
What we can’t tell you
Our main sources review the Canadian editions of these casinos, so bonuses, limits and payment options can differ for players in Australia. We have not yet run our own deposits and withdrawals. We are not lawyers, tax agents or financial advisers. Read the legal position and confirm current terms on the casino’s site before you deposit.
Corrections and updates
Every page shows when its facts were last checked. If a figure changes, or a reader points out an error, we correct it and update the date. Spotted something wrong? Tell us.
Change log
- 15 Oct 2026: first version. Figures for Thrill and Cybet taken from the sources listed above.
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