This site measures one number that nobody else publishes: the cumulative withdrawal amount at which a casino stops letting you stay anonymous and asks for a document. It started with a C$1,900 balance held for nine days behind a request nobody had warned us existed.
We open an account as a Canadian with the minimum information the cashier accepts, fund it with our own money on a single payment rail, play to a genuine withdrawable balance, and then withdraw in escalating steps until a document is requested. We hold the refusal for seventy-two hours to record what happens to the balance. We do not accept operator-supplied test accounts, because a comped balance does not behave like yours.
Where a figure cannot be verified we leave it out and say which figure is missing. Six of the fifteen operators on our main page publish no wagering requirement we could confirm, and their rows say so rather than carrying a guess. We publish no star ratings and no numeric scores, because we have nothing objective to base them on. We also do not publish each operator's exact internal threshold as a fixed number, because two of them moved during testing.
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