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Every review on casinos.org names the person who wrote it and shows when it was last updated. This page introduces those people and everyone else who works here.

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Written by
Nick Hall
Checked by
Crypto Deni
Last updated
September 28, 2026

“Written by” names the reviewer who tested the casino, and “Checked by” names the person who went over their work. Taken from our Vave review.

Who does the work

Everyone on the team

Editorial

Writes and checks reviews

Commercial

Sells advertising

  • Kim Azzopardi, Head of Partnerships

    Kim Azzopardi

    Head of Partnerships

    10 years of experience in Business Development, Affiliation, and Marketing

    No editorial input

  • Why commercial staff are listed

    We list the people who sell advertising so you can see who they are and what they aren’t allowed to do.

    See the separation in full

Editorial and commercial

What each team can and can’t do

Editorial decides

  • Every score and weight, and the confidence band once it launches
  • Ranking order in every list on the site, which follows the score
  • Which casinos go on the blacklist, based on the score or a direct complaint
  • When a casino comes off the blacklist
  • Which complaints are published, once the complaint log opens
  • How a published complaint is worded

Commercial cannot

  • Give editorial input on a review, or delay one
  • Change a score, a weight or a position in a list
  • Have a review pulled, softened or held back from a blacklist
  • Promise a casino coverage, a rating or a date

Writers and editors aren’t paid, rated or given bonuses based on how much a casino earns us.

Our editorial guidelines

How a name gets on a review

Rules for everyone who publishes here

  1. Tested with our own money

    Every test account is opened and funded by us. If a casino offers to top one up, it gets a no in writing and the offer is logged.

  2. Checked and signed off

    A reviewer writes it, a second person checks the license and the figures, and an editor signs off the score before it publishes.

  3. Corrections in public

    When we get something wrong, we check it against the source and put it right. Significant corrections are noted on the page, with the date.

The review process

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Report a mistake

Tell us what’s wrong and where. We check it against the source, and significant corrections are noted on the page with the date.

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