What we cover
Gibraltar Casinos writes about online casinos connected to companies licensed in Gibraltar. Many casinos that appear in this market also hold a Gambling Commission licence to serve Great Britain, so our work separates the Gibraltar company record from the Great Britain-facing account record. The point is to show which business sits behind a brand before a reader compares anything else.
We cover licence verification, casino reviews, payment handling, withdrawal wording, bonus terms and responsible gambling information. The main review list sits in our casino reviews, and safer gambling information is collected on the responsible gambling page.
| Not a casino | We do not offer games, hold accounts, process deposits, take bets or manage withdrawals. |
| Not a sister-sites directory | We do not map operator networks as the main purpose of the site, and we do not present brands as connected unless the licence record supports the statement. |
| Not connected to operators | We are not owned by a casino operator and do not speak for any casino business mentioned in a review. |
| Not the regulator | We are not the Gibraltar regulator, the Government of Gibraltar, the Gambling Commission or connected with any of them. |
How we check a casino
Licence comes first. We start with the company name, then look for the matching record in the Gibraltar Gambling Division licence holder register. The current Gibraltar structure places licensing with the Licensing Authority and regulation with the Gambling Commissioner, supported by the Gambling Division.
For casinos serving Great Britain, we also check the Gambling Commission business register for the business, trading names, account status, declared domains and remote casino activity. A Gibraltar record can explain the company base, while the Great Britain record is the direct player-facing licence check for GB customers.
After the licence checks, we read terms, payments, withdrawal conditions, account verification wording, support routes and responsible gambling tools. The same process is summarised on how we rate casinos, which explains why large offers are not enough without clear rules and practical payout handling.
| Step | What we look for | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Company | The legal entity behind the brand and whether the domain matches the public record. | A reader should know which company is responsible for the account. |
| Licence | Gibraltar licence holder details and, where relevant, the Gambling Commission record. | The two registers answer different questions and should not be merged loosely. |
| Terms | Wagering formula, expiry, maximum bet, withdrawal cap and whether promotional funds can be declined. | Headline value means little if the rules make ordinary cashout difficult. |
| Payments | Deposit routes, withdrawal routes, timeframes, verification timing and account-name requirements. | Cashout friction is one of the clearest tests of a casino review. |
| Support | Help routes, complaint wording and visible safer gambling tools. | Players need practical routes when an account check, limit or withdrawal goes wrong. |
How the site makes money
Some links on Gibraltar Casino may be commercial links. Commercial arrangements should not change the checks described, the ratings shown or the responsible gambling information included.
No casino should be able to buy a rating or paid placement inside ranked lists. Reviews should still explain negative, unclear or missing evidence when it matters.
| Author | Role used on the site |
|---|---|
| Ben Oates | Licence & Payments Reviewer |
| Oksana Kumetska | Casino Terms Researcher |
| Ronny Edelstein | Review Notes Editor |
| Hasmik Danielyan | Player Protection Researcher |
Accuracy and corrections
We recheck licence details against the public register when a casino page is reviewed or materially updated. Bonus terms, withdrawal wording, accepted payment methods and support routes can change, and the operator's own account pages remain the final word for live terms. Our pages should make the date and basis of a check clear enough for a reader to repeat it.
Corrections should be limited to checkable public-record issues: company names, licence status, payment wording, bonus terms, broken links or source mismatches. Readers should not send account details, personal documents or private gambling records through this website.
Contact
Correction requests should be based on public, checkable evidence such as a regulator record, operator terms page, payment wording, bonus clause or broken source link. Readers should not send personal documents, casino account records or payment information through this website.
Responsible gambling
Gibraltar Casino is for adults aged 18+. Gambling should not be treated as income, financial security or a solution to money problems. Practical account tools are set with the casino, bank or support organisation, not on this website.
Our responsible gambling guide explains limits, time-outs, self-exclusion and support routes. External support is available from BeGambleAware, GamCare, Gambling Therapy and Gamblers Anonymous.
FAQ
Is Gibraltar Casino a gambling operator?
No. Gibraltar Casino is an information and comparison website. We do not hold balances, take deposits, offer games, settle bets or control withdrawals. If you have an account issue, the practical route sits with the casino business and, where relevant, its regulator or complaints process.
Why do you check both Gibraltar and Great Britain records?
The Gibraltar record can identify the company licensed in Gibraltar, while the Great Britain record shows whether the business has permission to offer remote casino gambling to GB customers. The records can involve related entities, so reviews should show both checks rather than relying on one short licence line.
Do commercial links affect ratings?
Commercial arrangements should not change the checks described, the ratings shown or the responsible gambling information included. No casino should be able to buy ratings or paid placement inside ranked lists.
Who writes the reviews?
The site uses named editorial roles on review and guide pages, including licence and payments review, casino terms research, review notes editing and player protection research. Author boxes identify the person responsible for the page where a named profile is shown.