How We Check

We read each casino's own public documents and quote the key clauses word for word, with a link and a date. We do not deposit, play or withdraw, and we never present a figure as the result of our own play. At the last check on October 16, 2026 that meant 78 documents and 563 quoted clauses across 32 casinos.

What we read

The official site of each casino as it is shown to visitors in Canada, including the footer, where the licence number and the operating company are usually printed, and any clickable regulator seal.
The casino's Terms and Conditions, bonus terms, and payment or banking pages where they are public.
Public player reviews on Trustpilot that complain about a specific rule, shown unedited under the clause they relate to and linked to the original.

How a quote gets onto the page

Clauses are copied word for word from the live document and matched against it character by character before they are published. The only change we make is typographic: long dashes are shown as short hyphens.
Every quote links to the document it comes from, with the section number where the document has one.
A number in a table is taken from a quote, and tapping it shows that quote. If no clause states the number, the cell says so instead of estimating.
Amounts are shown in the currency the document uses. A "$" counts as Canadian dollars only when the document names CAD; euros and US dollars are never converted.

What the table labels mean

Not stated in public T&C: The public terms, bonus rules and payment pages we read do not give this figure in Canadian dollars.
Not published before sign-up: The casino shows this information only in the cashier or account area after registration.
Cashier minimum: The smallest deposit the cashier accepts, from a payment table or a clause that names the amount. Never taken from a bonus offer.
Bonus minimum: The smallest deposit that qualifies for an offer, from the bonus terms.
Deposit turnover before cash-out: How many times a deposit must be played through before a withdrawal is processed without a fee or refusal, as the terms state it.
Logo on site: A payment method shown on the casino's pages. It does not confirm limits or whether it works for withdrawals.

How lists are built

The main table is sorted by the cashier minimum stated in Canadian dollars, lowest first, then by the number of clauses we could quote, then by the date of the check.
A deposit-amount list (for example $5 deposit casinos) is published only when at least two casinos state a cashier minimum at or below that amount in Canadian dollars. Until then the page does not exist.
A payment method page is published only when at least two casinos list the method.
The featured partner is never placed in a deposit ranking on the strength of its own claims; where its figures are not public, they are marked as not published.

Dates and re-checks

Every table and casino page shows the date of the check it is based on. We re-check each casino monthly. When a casino removes a clause or a figure, it drops out of any list that depended on it at the next check.

What we do not do

We do not score, star-rate or rank casinos on quality.
We do not claim to have tested deposits, withdrawals or games.
We do not publish figures from third-party sites or adverts, only from the casino's own documents.

Found a clause that has changed? The casino's own document is always the final word, and the date next to each quote tells you how recent ours is.