Terms and Conditions

Acceptance of these terms

These terms govern the use of our site and apply from the moment a page is opened. If any part of them does not suit you, the correct step is to stop using the resource. We publish comparisons, guides and payout tests for readers in New Zealand and nothing on the site forms a contract for gambling services. Continued use after an update means the revised wording has been accepted.

What this site is

We are an independent editorial project, not a casino, bookmaker or payment provider. We hold no gambling licence, accept no deposits, run no games and settle no bets. Accounts, balances, bonuses and withdrawals belong entirely to the operators we write about, and the relationship over those matters is between you and them. Our role stops at describing published terms and recording what our own tests showed.

Age and eligibility

The material here is meant for adults aged 18 and over. Anyone below that age must leave the site, and operators are required to keep underage users out through their own checks. Gambling law differs from one country to another, so it is your responsibility to know what applies where you live before registering anywhere. We do not encourage anyone to use a service that is prohibited in their jurisdiction.

Accuracy of our content

Limits, fees, processing times and bonus conditions are recorded as they stood when a page was written or last reviewed. Operators change these rules without notice, and a term that applied during our test may read differently by the time you register. We therefore treat our figures as a guide and ask readers to confirm the current wording in the casino’s own terms before depositing. Where we learn that something has moved, we correct the page rather than leave the old number in place.

No guarantees

Nothing on the site promises a win, a payout speed or an outcome at any operator. Games run on random results and the mathematical edge sits with the house over the long run, so losses are part of normal play. A reduced-KYC label describes the timing of identity checks and is never proof that a site is trustworthy or that documents will never be requested. Decisions about where and how much to stake remain yours alone.

Third-party links and partnerships

Some links on our pages lead to operators with whom we have a commercial arrangement, and a click may bring us a commission. That income funds our testing and never buys a position in a table or a better verdict. We do not control the sites at the other end of a link, their terms or their handling of your data. Disputes about a bonus, a blocked account or a delayed withdrawal must be raised with the operator and, where needed, with its regulator.

Use of our material

Texts, tables, screenshots and page design belong to us and are protected by copyright. They may be read and shared for personal purposes with a visible link back to the source, but not republished, rewritten or sold without our written consent. Brand names, logos and game titles remain the property of their owners and appear here purely for identification. Attempts to scrape, copy at scale or interfere with the site are not permitted.

Liability

We publish our material in good faith but accept no responsibility for money lost through gambling or for decisions taken on the basis of a review. Nor are we liable for the actions of an operator, a payment processor or a bank, for downtime on the site, or for anything a reader encounters after following an external link. Where a term of ours conflicts with a consumer right you hold under New Zealand law, that right prevails.

Responsible gambling

Gambling is entertainment that costs money, not a way to raise it. Set a budget before playing, use the deposit and loss limits an operator provides, and stop rather than chase a losing session. Free and confidential help exists in New Zealand for anyone whose play has stopped feeling comfortable, and our responsible gaming page lists the services that offer it. Asking early keeps the consequences smaller.

Changes to these terms

We revise this page when our work, our partnerships or the legal framework in New Zealand changes. The version published here is the one that applies, and no separate notice is sent to readers. Rules around online gambling in the country are still developing, so periodic rereading is worthwhile. Questions about any clause can be sent to our team and we will explain what it means in practice.