How We Score Every Brand in Seven Rounds
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nongamstopcuracaocasinos.com compares CuraƧao-licensed casinos that accept UK players by scoring them against each other in seven rounds. This page sets out the thresholds behind each score, the sources we use, who does the scoring and how to contact the team.
What We Compare
We compare Curacao casinos not using GamStop that accept UK accounts. The current comparison covers VeloBet, Rolletto and Booming Slots, each with a full review.
Every score is based on documents a player can read, mainly the operator's general terms and the regulator's records. Where the offer terms and the general terms disagree, both figures are shown and the conflict lowers the score.
The Seven Rounds and Their Thresholds
Each round is worth 10 points, for a maximum of 70. The table shows what a brand needs for a top score in each round.
| Round | What earns 9 or 10 points |
|---|---|
| Licence and operator | Current CGA licence matching the operator, the domain and a clean record in regulated markets |
| Bonus value | 30x deposit + bonus or lower, at least 30 days to clear it, cash-out cap above 10x the deposit |
| Withdrawals | Minimum of ā¬20 or less, weekly cap of ā¬7,500 or more, no daily win cap |
| Payments | Two-way e-wallets and crypto, deposits from ā¬10 |
| Games and sports | 5,000 or more titles with no studio restrictions for UK accounts and a sportsbook |
| Safety tools | Limits, time-out and self-exclusion with fixed cooling-off periods in the terms |
| Account fees | No dormant account fee and no charge on unplayed deposits |
No brand in the current comparison reaches 9 points in any round. Each review explains which part of the threshold it misses.
How We Gather Information
The information behind each score comes from five sources. We do not present editorial assessments as personal play sessions.
- Each operator's general, bonus and responsible gambling terms, read in full.
- The CGA seal and licence register for each domain.
- Primary legal sources, such as legislation.gov.uk and the Gambling Commission.
- Published RTP figures from the game studios.
- Calculations of bonus turnover and withdrawal timelines from the figures in the terms.
Brands That Did Not Reach the Scoreboard
A brand is scored only after it passes the licence and UK acceptance checks. Three brands we considered failed at that stage.
- RedDog Casino lists the United Kingdom among its restricted countries.
- Slots Empire names an Anjouan licence in its footer and does not accept UK players.
- BC.Game has closed its UK operations, and its former CuraƧao licence holder, Small House B.V., is listed as revoked (CuraƧao Chronicle).
A brand that fails these checks gets no score at all, because a high score in the other rounds would mislead UK readers.
Sources Behind the Scores
Each round draws on a fixed set of sources. The table links the public ones.
| Round | Source |
|---|---|
| Licence and operator | CGA seal on cert.cga.cw and the CGA licence register |
| Bonus value | Operator's general and bonus terms, compared with the UK 10x cap |
| Withdrawals and payments | Operator's general and payment terms |
| Safety tools | Operator's responsible gambling terms |
| UK legal context | Gambling Act 2005 and HMRC guidance |
What a Score Cannot Show
A score compares terms, not lived experience. It cannot show how quickly a specific withdrawal arrives, how support handles a dispute or how an operator applies a clause in practice.
The public complaint databases of AskGamblers and Casino.guru fill part of that gap. A brand with a high score and several recent unresolved withdrawal complaints deserves extra caution.
Who Scores the Brands
The nongamstopcuracaocasinos.com editorial team scores every brand on this site. Each score is checked against the operator's terms before it is published.
The method puts weight on money rounds. Four of the seven rounds measure what happens to a player's money, from the bonus to the final withdrawal.
How Scores Are Updated
Scores change when an operator changes its terms or its licence status. Each page shows the date of its latest content update.
A change of one point or more in any round is reflected in the review, the main comparison and the scoreboard at the same time. The current scores sit in the VeloBet, Rolletto and Booming Slots reviews, and the payout ranking is on our highest payout page.
Rule Changes That Moved Scores
Several regulatory changes have shifted inputs to our scores. Each is listed with the round it affects.
| Date | Change | Round affected |
|---|---|---|
| 24 December 2024 | CuraƧao's LOK introduces direct CGA licences | Licence and operator |
| 19 January 2026 | UK wagering capped at 10x the bonus, our reference point | Bonus value |
| 24 June 2026 | CGA crypto guideline requires wallet screening by June 2027 | Payments |
| October 2026 | CGA moves its register and seal to a temporary system | Licence and operator |
How Corrections Change a Score
A confirmed correction to any figure is applied to the review, the scoreboard and the main comparison together. A change of one point or more in a round is noted at the end of the review with the old and new score.
Contact the Team
The team answers questions about scores and corrects outdated figures. A message with the page address and a link to the source speeds up a correction.
| Channel | Detail |
|---|---|
| [email protected] |
| Item | Why it helps |
|---|---|
| Page address | Shows which score or figure is affected |
| Link to the operator's current terms | Lets us confirm the new figure at the source |
| Date the change appeared | Helps us date the update |
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