The Review Process

Before a casino is scored, we read its general terms and every bonus term in full, then record the Litecoin cashier figures: minimum deposit, minimum and maximum withdrawal, daily, weekly and monthly ceilings, and the fee charged at each end. Game and provider counts come from the casino's own lobby data rather than its homepage banner. Where the operator does not publish something - a processing time, a licence number, a cashback percentage - we mark it as not published instead of guessing.

We then attempt a withdrawal - first a small amount to verify the process, and a larger one if limits allow. We document how long each step takes and what verification was required.

We also read every relevant T&C page: the main terms, the bonus terms, the payment terms, and any separate KYC policy. Data we use in reviews comes from primary sources only. If a figure cannot be confirmed from the casino's own documents, we label it as unconfirmed.

6 Scoring Criteria and Weights

Each casino receives a score from 0 to 10. The score is calculated from 6 criteria, each weighted by importance to an LTC player.

25%
Weight

Bonus Quality

We calculate the expected value of the welcome bonus using the formula: bonus amount minus (WR x bonus x house edge), at a 4% house edge (96% RTP slots). A bonus with a 35x WR at that edge has a negative EV of roughly 40% of the bonus amount, and that is reflected in the score.

Every casino is measured on the same deposit. We run the EV on a 500 first deposit in the site's own currency, with the bonus capped at whatever that casino allows on deposit one. Without a fixed basis the numbers cannot be compared: one operator caps its first bonus at 250 and another at 15,000, so quoting each at its own maximum would say more about the cap than about the terms. Where a welcome offer runs over several deposits, the review also gives the cost of taking the full pack.

We also check the wagering deadline, max bet rules, excluded games, max conversion cap, and free spin bet sizes against the actual T&C documents.

25%
Weight

LTC Withdrawal Performance

We record the LTC withdrawal minimums, caps and fees the cashier states, how clearly the limits and rules are set out, whether the same-method rule is enforced, and whether the minimum withdrawal is accessible for small players. Deposit rollover requirements before any withdrawal is permitted are flagged and scored negatively if they are high (3x or above).

20%
Weight

Licence and Trust

We confirm the licence authority, licence number, and whether the licence is publicly verifiable on the regulator's register. We check who the operator is, their registered address, and whether any public complaints have been upheld against them. A licence from MGA or UKGC scores higher than a Curaçao licence due to the stronger regulatory framework and player protection obligations.

15%
Weight

Game and Provider Quality

We take the provider list and the game counts from the casino's own lobby data. We weight this by the quality of the provider roster rather than total game count. A casino with Pragmatic Play, Hacksaw, Nolimit City, and Evolution carries a strong library regardless of total numbers. We also check whether demo mode is available without an account, and whether mobile play is smooth.

10%
Weight

Support Quality

We contact support via live chat and email. We time the response, check whether the agent is knowledgeable about LTC specifically (confirmation thresholds, how to find a TXID, what triggers KYC), and whether they refer to the correct section of the T&C. Generic copy-paste responses that do not address the actual question are scored negatively.

5%
Weight

Responsible Gambling Tools

We check whether deposit limits, session limits, loss limits, self-exclusion and a take-a-break function are documented and reachable from the account settings. We also confirm whether the casino links to BeGambleAware, GamCare, or equivalent organisations. Casinos that hide these tools score lower in this category.

What a Score Means

8.0-10.0: Excellent across all criteria. Strong bonus, fast LTC withdrawals, verified licence, top-tier providers, responsive support, and visible RG tools.

6.0-7.9: Good overall with one or two areas that hold it back. May have a weak bonus structure or slower-than-average withdrawals. Still a legitimate option.

Below 6.0: Significant issues in at least one critical area. We will highlight what fails and whether we recommend playing there at all.

We disclose weaknesses even if they affect commission. If a casino has a poor bonus structure, a 3x deposit rollover requirement before withdrawal, or a problematic inactivity fee clause, we state it clearly in the review - regardless of the affiliate relationship. We earn a commission when you click and deposit, but our credibility depends on honest reporting.

Independence Statement

This site earns affiliate commission from casinos listed in our reviews. We do not accept payment to influence scores or remove negative findings. Casinos cannot pay to be listed or to receive a higher score. The editorial process is separate from the commercial relationship.

We do not list a casino whose bonus terms we cannot read in full. If the terms are unreachable, contradictory beyond repair, or the operator hides the rules until after you deposit, it does not go on the site. These decisions are made without exception.

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