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Method
How we measure
Sixteen points, the same for every casino, taken only from the casino's own GB pages.
What counts as a figure
A figure appears on Light Measure only when a casino's own public page for Great Britain states it: its terms and conditions, payment pages, help centre, game pages or safer gambling page. We copy the exact words, note the address and the date, and show all three next to the figure. We do not use review sites, forums, or our memory, and we do not open accounts or make deposits.
When a casino's live site would not open from our location, we used its help centre or a Web Archive copy no older than six months, and we say so beside the figure. When two of a casino's pages disagree, the summary names both and a note flags it.
The sixteen points
- M1 Smallest deposit
- M2 Smallest deposit by payment method
- M3 Fees on deposits
- M4 Credit cards
- M5 Smallest withdrawal
- M6 Fees on withdrawals
- M7 How long a withdrawal waits
- M8 Where a withdrawal is paid
- M9 Lowest slot stake they state
- M10 Lowest table or live stake they state
- M11 GB slot stake limit
- M12 Dormant account rule
- M13 Balance on closing or self-exclusion
- M14 Deposit limit periods
- M15 When a higher limit starts
- M16 Self-exclusion and GAMSTOP
Which casinos are listed
Every casino holds an active remote casino licence from the Gambling Commission. We download the Commission's public register (this edition: 2026-11-03) and check that the web address we link to was declared by that licence holder and nobody else. We link only to that home page, after checking it opens. Other casino pages are printed as text addresses so you can find them yourself.
The order on the overview is simply the smallest first deposit, then the smallest withdrawal, then whether a withdrawal fee is printed. It is not a score and nobody can buy a place in it.
Casinos we read but did not list
- Bet442 — its own slot and roulette pages frame play around winning money, its blog runs win-framed strategy articles, and the GB slot stake limit is not stated
- Fun Casino — its own GB pages promise large wins, say withdrawal requests can always be cancelled, and do not state the GB slot stake limit
- Knight Slots — the GB version of its site could not be opened from our location, and an archived GB welcome page tells readers they will win in the end
- Kwiff — its home page and terms answered with a bot check rather than the site from our location, so its terms, dormant-account rules and complaints route could not be read
- Mega Casino — its home page answered with a bot check rather than the site from our location, and its smallest deposit and withdrawal appear only inside the cashier
- Yeti Casino — its own GB pages talk of becoming a millionaire and winning a fortune, show another brand's name in payment texts, and do not state the GB slot stake limit
- Betano, BetVickers, Duelz, Gecko Play, Lumo Slots, Neptune Play, PlayGrand, Pots of Luck, Slots Magic, Spinland, Videoslots, Wink Slots — their GB pages could not be read from our location, so they wait for a re-read rather than appear with gaps.
Updates
All figures were read on 3 November 2026. Casinos change their terms; if you spot a figure that has changed, write to contact@lightmeasure.co.uk with the page address and we will re-read it.
Pictures
The photographs on this site are illustrative studio images made for Light Measure. They do not show any listed casino, its staff or its customers.