About Us

Most websites about online casinos exist to get you to sign up. This one exists to tell you what you’re signing up for. That includes the parts a casino’s own marketing leaves out, and it includes the option of not signing up at all.

We write about one brand, the Rainbet crypto casino and sportsbook, and we try to do it properly. Our guides cover games, bonuses, registration, mobile play and payments, with the numbers checked and the fine print read.

We’re Not Rainbet

This site isn’t owned or operated by Rainbet or its operating company, RBGAMING N.V. We don’t run games, take bets, hold anyone’s money or manage accounts.

This matters in practice. If your withdrawal is stuck or your account is locked, we can’t fix it, because we have no access to anything. Rainbet’s own 24/7 live chat is the place for that. What we can do is explain in advance why a withdrawal might get stuck, so it doesn’t come as a surprise.

How We Pay the Bills

Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you click one and register, the operator may pay us a commission. It costs you nothing extra, and it’s what keeps the site running.

You’d be right to ask whether that makes us biased. Our answer is to let you judge by the content. Our bonus guide tells you that the 250% welcome package comes with 40x wagering, that a US$100 bonus has an expected cost of around US$160 in play, and that skipping it is a perfectly good choice. Our payments guide tells you a KYC review can hold a payout for up to seven business days. A site that only cared about sign-ups wouldn’t print either of those.

Operators can’t pay for a rating, read an article before it’s published or have a criticism removed.

How a Guide Gets Made

We start with the boring documents. Before looking at games or bonuses, we record who operates the casino and under which licence. For Rainbet that’s Curaçao licence #365/JAZ, plus Anjouan. We also record which countries it doesn’t accept.

Then we collect the money terms: minimum deposits and withdrawals, fees, payout times, verification levels and bonus conditions. Every key figure is compared across at least three independent sources. When they disagree, we publish the range. Our rakeback figure reads “roughly 10–20%” because reviews quote 10%, 15% and 20%, and we won’t pick the most flattering one.

One person writes, and another checks the figures. Each guide shows when its data was last checked, and we go back over the numbers at least once a quarter. When we get something wrong, we fix it within five working days of confirming the error.

What You Should Know Before You Play

This site is for adults: 18 or over, or the legal gambling age in your country if that’s higher.

Rainbet is licensed offshore, not by your local regulator. If you end up in a dispute, there’s no local ombudsman to call. You’ll be dealing with the operator and its licensing body.

Rainbet doesn’t accept players from every country. Published guides list the USA, UK, Australia, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Austria and Spain among the restricted locations. Check the operator’s terms for the current list. If your country is on it, don’t sign up, and don’t use a VPN to try. Accounts opened that way can be closed and the balance withheld, usually at the moment of the first big withdrawal.

Gambling costs money, and for some people it becomes a serious problem. The house has an edge in every game, every round. Our Responsible Gambling page has the maths, a nine-question self-check and free helplines. It’s worth five minutes before you deposit anywhere.

Talk to Us

Questions, corrections and complaints go through our Contact page. We read everything and reply within five working days.