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How we review

A review is worthless if you can't see how it was reached. Here is exactly what gets tested, what it's weighted at, and what we can't verify.

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Fact-checked by Gary SimpsonIndependent — not operated by Yeet

What we test with our own money

Every claim in the review falls into one of three categories, and each is labelled on the page.

CategoryMeaning
TestedDone first-hand with a funded account — deposits, withdrawals, verification, game access, support response
DocumentedVerified against a primary record: licence register, company registration, operator terms
ReportedCommunity-sourced and unverifiable, such as VIP thresholds. Always labelled as an estimate

The third category is the smallest and we work to keep it that way. When we obtained Yeet's actual VIP chart, every threshold on this site moved from Reported to Documented and the correction was logged publicly, including the fact that our earlier estimates were wrong. What remains Reported is the per-tier rakeback rate, which Yeet publishes only for its top tier.

The testing process

  1. Fund an account with our own money. No comped balances, no operator-provided test accounts. A casino behaves differently towards an account it knows is being reviewed.
  2. Deposit across multiple coins and chains, including at the stated minimum, to confirm the floor is real.
  3. Play across each category — originals, slots, live, sportsbook — recording what works and what doesn't.
  4. Complete verification, timing how long KYC actually takes.
  5. Withdraw, timing request to wallet arrival. Then withdraw again later, because first withdrawals are often prioritised.
  6. Contact support with a genuine question and record the response time and whether the answer was correct.
  7. Verify a provably fair round end to end, as described on the originals page.
  8. Check the licence against the issuing register and the operating company against its registry entry.

How categories are weighted

CategoryWeightWhat moves it
Withdrawals and payouts30%Speed, reliability, whether limits are honoured
Reward value after terms25%Real value once rollover is applied — not headline size
Trust and transparency20%Licence, named operator, published terms, honesty of marketing
Game range and fairness15%Providers, originals, provable fairness, RTP disclosure
Platform and support10%Speed, usability, 2FA, support quality

Reward value is weighted on realised value rather than advertised value. This is the single biggest divergence between our scores and most affiliate sites: a 200% bonus at 50x rollover scores below 5% rakeback with none, because that is what the arithmetic says. Worked through on the bonus page.

Automatic disqualifiers

No score is published, and no affiliate link is placed, for an operator that:

What we can't tell you

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The limits of any casino review, including ours

We can confirm that withdrawals worked for us at the amounts we tested. We cannot confirm how an operator behaves on a six-figure withdrawal, or how it will behave in two years. No reviewer can. Treat every casino review, ours included, as evidence about the past rather than a guarantee about your future.

Commercial firewall

We are paid by referral commission. Yeet has no input into scores, no advance sight of pages and no ability to request changes. The clearest evidence is what we publish against our own interest: that there is no promo code, that low-volume players should go elsewhere, that chasing a tier is a bad idea, and that the licence offers limited recourse. Full terms on the editorial policy and affiliate disclosure pages.

Common questions

Do you test casinos with your own money?

Yes. Accounts are funded personally rather than comped by the operator, because a casino behaves differently towards an account it knows is being reviewed.

How do you score a casino bonus?

On realised value after wagering requirements, not headline size. A large bonus with high rollover scores below smaller rakeback with none.

Does Yeet influence your reviews?

No. Yeet has no advance sight of pages, no input into scores and no ability to request changes. The affiliate arrangement covers link tracking and commission only.

Gary Simpson — Founder and lead reviewer

Fifteen years in SEO and web development, and an active crypto casino player since 2021. Writes as Gary Gambles.