Match the company, product and jurisdiction
A brand name can appear across several websites, legal entities and products. A resort membership, a locally licensed online casino and an international website may have different terms. Check the exact domain and product before drawing conclusions from the brand.
Our market notes describe the scope of the evidence used for a profile. They are not a live geolocation check, an eligibility decision or a legal opinion. The international/offshore hub is a market-context category, not a statement that every listed site is authorised in every country.
Check the regulator’s own register
Where a local licensing regime applies, use the regulator’s public register and match its listed entity and domain with the site you intend to assess. An operator’s foreign licence claim does not by itself establish local authorisation.
The UK Gambling Commission maintains a public register and publishes guidance on high-value customer incentives. Its explanation describes checks such as sustainability of spend, safer gambling and identity assessments. Those requirements should not be replaced by a third-party VIP score.
Access is not the same as permission
Being able to load a website is not proof of eligibility. Country restrictions, minimum age, product availability and account conditions can still apply. Do not use a VPN, a false address or another person’s account to bypass a restriction.
Our online collection includes location-specific products and a poker-only profile. The resort collection describes participating properties. Keeping those contexts visible prevents an attractive rewards table from being mistaken for an invitation to play anywhere.
The limits of this directory
This site compares public programme information. It does not certify operators, guarantee a withdrawal or replace a regulator’s current record. Profiles link to the official materials used, including any access or evidence limitations.
If a source is restricted in a location, that restriction is disclosed. If licensing statements are inconsistent across operator pages, we do not turn the inconsistency into a positive safety claim. Check your local rules and use the applicable regulator’s information before making a decision.
