About the editors

The team

Eleanor PembertonEditor, payments, limits and account rules

Eleanor writes about the cashier side of a casino: minimum deposits, minimum withdrawals, ID checks and the fees printed in the terms. Every page of hers starts from the smallest amount a casino lets you move, not from the welcome offer.

Callum DraycottEditor, bonuses, slots and casino reviews

Callum covers welcome offers, slots and mobile play at small stakes, and writes the casino reviews. He reads the bonus terms and the game list at the stake a small deposit allows, and notes what changes when the balance is only a few pounds.

How the work is split

Eleanor writes the pages that start from the cashier: the £1 deposit, £5 deposit and £10 deposit pages, the payment methods guide and the withdrawal limits page. Her starting point is always the smallest amount a casino lets you move, and her pages put the method next to the number.

Callum writes the pages that start from the offer and the game: the low deposit bonuses page, the low stake slots page and the rating method. He reads the bonus terms and the stake limits and notes what a small balance can and cannot do with them.

What the editors do, and do not do

They read. Each page is built from the payment tables, help articles, terms and offer small print that the casinos publish, and the wording on the site is "the page says" or "the terms state". The editors do not claim to have opened accounts, paid in or played, and the site does not describe any such experience.

When two pages of the same casino disagree, both figures are printed. When a page does not state a number, the entry says so rather than filling the gap with a figure from somewhere else.

Independence and the buttons

This is a comparison, not a casino, and no casino operates it. The buttons on the pages lead to a recommended casino that is chosen automatically for the reader's country, so a button is not a statement that the casino beside it is the best choice. The order of the list is set by the published minimum, the number of methods that keep it and the withdrawal floor, and the rating method page explains the steps. A button never changes a figure.

Corrections

Casinos edit their cashier pages without notice, so a figure here can go out of date. Every entry carries its check date, and the date at the top of a page is the last full pass. If you see a different number, write through the contact page with the casino, the method, the amount and the date, and the editor who owns the page will re-read the casino's own page. The home page has the full list.