Methodology
How we compare casino, slots and bingo sites
Every listing on WebGator comes from the same set of checks, applied the same way, in the same order — with commission kept out of the process.
01
UK licensing first
A brand only enters the table if it presents a UK Gambling Commission licence on its own site. We link to the operator, and readers should confirm the licence footer before depositing.
02
The lobby and the rooms
We use the public site: how quickly it loads on mobile data, whether search and filters work, whether bingo rooms show ticket price and start time before you commit.
03
Safer gambling tools
We look for deposit limits, time-outs, reality checks and self-exclusion, and note when they are buried rather than offered during signup.
04
Payments and verification
We check which deposit methods are listed and when identity documents are requested, because that is where most complaints about withdrawals begin.
05
Support routes
Live chat, email, published hours and the quality of help-centre articles on bonuses and withdrawals.
06
Offer terms, read not guessed
We only describe an offer when we have read its terms on the operator's page. Otherwise the listing says to check the terms on site — that soft label is deliberate, not laziness.
Why there are no scores
A single number out of ten hides more than it reveals, and it is trivially easy to nudge in an advertiser’s favour. Instead we describe what a site is like and let readers weigh what matters to them: room schedules, live tables, catalogue size, or simply how quickly the lobby loads.
Ordering
The main table is alphabetical. Featured cards on the home page reflect what readers search for, not what pays best. Commercial arrangements never change ordering or wording.
Re-checks and removals
We re-check brands when readers report a change, when a link stops resolving, or when an operator alters its terms. Brands are removed if their UK licensing status changes. Report anything that looks out of date to hello@seomighty.com.