casinofind.uk is a UK casino research site. We cover Gambling Commission licensed operators only, we test withdrawals with our own money, and we publish the gaps in our data rather than filling them with estimates.
UKGC-licensed operators only
Every brand on this site is checked against the Gambling Commission public register before it is listed, and re-checked when a review is refreshed. We do not cover offshore or non-GamStop casinos, and we do not accept listings from them.
That is a deliberate limit on our coverage. A UK licence brings verification before play, funds protection disclosure, a mandatory complaints route and access to free alternative dispute resolution. We are not interested in sites that sit outside it.
Three specialisms
Most affiliate sites review everything shallowly. We do three things properly.
- Sister-site mapping: tracing which brands share an operator or a platform licence, so you know when a 'new' casino is a familiar one with a new skin.
- Payout testing: real deposits, real withdrawals, timestamps logged at request, approval and receipt, published as a league table.
- VIP and bonus value analysis: what a loyalty scheme actually returns, and what a bonus is worth after wagering and weighting are applied.
Who runs it
The site is written and fact-checked by two editors. Thomas Carrington runs the payout testing programme and the casino reviews. Amelia Whitmore covers bonus terms, VIP schemes and UK regulation. Every page names both the writer and the reviewer.
Research is AI-assisted in places — gathering source material, monitoring register changes — but nothing publishes without an editor verifying it. That policy is set out in full on our editorial policy page.
How we are funded
casinofind.uk earns commission when a reader opens an account through one of our links. That is how the testing programme is paid for, and it is disclosed on every page that carries a link.
The commercial side is kept separate from the editorial side: rates and partnerships are not visible in the scoring model, ordering follows the published weights, and no operator sees a review before it publishes.