Terms of Use

Last updated: 15 September 2026

Using this site means you accept what’s on this page. If any of it doesn’t work for you, the fix is simple: don’t use the site.

What This Site Is

We publish reviews, comparisons and guides about online casinos that accept Australian players. That’s the whole product.

What we are not:

• A casino, a bookmaker or any kind of gambling operator
• A payment processor
• A licensing body, a regulator or a dispute resolution service
• An agent of any operator we write about

You can’t deposit here, you can’t place a bet here, and no account you hold with an operator has anything to do with us.

You Must Be 18

Every page on this site is written for adults. Online gambling in Australia is restricted to people aged 18 and over, and by using the site you confirm you’ve reached that age. Anyone younger should close the tab.

How We Make Money

Most links to operators are affiliate links. When someone clicks one and later registers, we may receive a commission from that operator. The reader pays nothing extra, and the bonus you get is the same one you’d get going direct.

Commission doesn’t buy a score. Our reviews name bet caps, win limits and licence weaknesses whether or not the operator is a partner, and the Charmius review is a good example: it’s a partner, and it still says the Tobique licence was issued in 2026 and has no track record.

Some operators appear here with no commercial relationship at all. Neither the presence nor the absence of one changes what we write.

Accuracy, and Where It Runs Out

We source bonus terms, licence numbers, limits and processing times from operator terms and check them when we publish. Operators change those terms whenever they like, and they don’t tell us when they do.

So: the operator’s current terms and conditions always beat anything written here. Before you deposit, read them on their site. If a figure on this site contradicts a figure on theirs, theirs is the one that governs your money.

We correct errors when we find them or when a reader points one out. Tell us through the contact form if something here is wrong.

Not Advice

Nothing on this site is legal advice, financial advice or tax advice. We describe how offers work. We don’t tell you whether gambling is a sensible use of your money, because that’s your call and it depends on facts about your life that we don’t have.

Australian Law

Under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001, operators can’t legally offer online casino games to Australian residents, and the ones we review do so from offshore. The Act targets operators rather than players, and no Australian has been penalised for playing at an offshore casino.

Knowing where you stand matters more than pretending the question doesn’t exist. Playing offshore means no local recourse: your avenues are the operator’s own dispute process and whatever ADR body their licence provides. Decide with that in front of you.

Your Behaviour Here

Don’t scrape the site, don’t republish our content as your own, don’t attempt to break anything, and don’t submit content you have no right to submit. We can block access for any of the above without warning.

Intellectual Property

Text, structure, tables and original images on this site belong to this site’s editorial team unless credited otherwise. Operator logos, game artwork and provider marks belong to their owners and appear here for identification.

Quoting a paragraph with a link back is fine. Lifting a review wholesale is not.

Links Out

We link to operators, regulators, game providers and support services. Once you follow a link you’re on someone else’s site, under their terms and their privacy policy, and we don’t control what they publish or how they behave.

Liability

The site is provided as is. To the extent Australian law permits, we’re not liable for gambling losses, for an operator refusing a withdrawal, for a bonus that voided because of a term we didn’t list, for downtime, or for any indirect loss that follows from using the site.

Nothing here excludes rights you have under the Australian Consumer Law that can’t be excluded.

Disputes With an Operator

We can’t recover your money, unfreeze your account or overturn a voided bonus. Nobody on this side of the screen has that power.

The order that works: operator support first, in writing. Then the ADR body named in their licence, which for Charmius is EGIS, free to the player, with a six month filing window. Then the licensing regulator. Tell us about it too, because a pattern of complaints changes what we write about an operator.

Changes

We update these terms as the site changes. The date at the top tells you which version you’re reading, and using the site after an update means you accept it.

Governing Law

These terms are governed by the laws of Australia.

Contact

Everything above reaches us through the contact form on this site.