Fair games

How fairness is checked

• A test house checks the random number generator and the game maths.
• The operator monitors the game's actual return.
• The regulator can investigate and act.

What you can check

1. Open a game's help or information screen.
2. Find the RTP.
3. Compare it with the developer's default for that game.
4. A lower figure means a lower-return version, which is allowed but worth knowing.

Game by game

• Slots
• Roulette
• European roulette
• French roulette
• Blackjack
• Baccarat
• Live casino
• Live roulette
• Live blackjack
• Game shows
• Casino poker
• Video poker
• Craps
• Sic Bo
• Slingo
• Scratch cards
• Jackpot slots
• Megaways slots
• High RTP slots
• Low stake slots
• Free demo games
• Table games
• Card games
• Dice games
• Mobile casino games
• Three Card Poker
• No-commission baccarat

What fair does not mean

Every game has a house edge. A fair game takes it honestly, at the published rate.

At five casinos

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If the casino is not licensed

None of this applies. There is no regulator to complain to, no dispute service, no required testing of games, no obligation to keep your money separate and no GAMSTOP. Money sent to an unlicensed site should be regarded as spent. That is the reason every route through this site starts with the licence check.

Opening an account safely

Register through the casino's own site or a link you trust, using your legal name and current address. Verify your identity straight away. Set a deposit limit before the first deposit. Deposit the minimum by debit card, play a little, and make one small withdrawal: how it is handled tells you more than any review. Read the welcome offer's terms, or decline the offer, before you pay anything in.

How we score casinos

Each of the five casinos is scored out of ten in six categories: the welcome offer and its terms, games, live casino, payments, mobile, and trust and support. The overall score out of five combines them. Scores are desk-based: they draw on each casino's published terms, the public register and recent independent reviews, not on real-money accounts, and we say so wherever it matters. Commission from casinos does not change a score or an order, and the overall score is not a ranking of trustworthiness.

Licences were confirmed on the Gambling Commission register; regulatory actions were checked against Commission announcements on 8 October 2026; offer terms on 5 October 2026. Items labelled "reported" come from independent reviews, and items labelled "not checked" we have not confirmed. How we check. 18+. Free help: 0808 8020 133 or safer gambling.