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About Queen Casino List

Queen Casino List is an independent comparison site for UK adults who are already thinking about playing at an online casino and want a clearer view of the brands available to them. We are not a casino operator and we are not connected to any of the companies we write about.

Who the site is for

We write for readers in the United Kingdom who are 18 or older and who already understand that gambling carries risk. Our job is to make it easier to compare a handful of UK-licensed brands side by side, see what they actually offer, and find the small print before signing up.

How the site works

The editorial team picks a short list of UK-facing operators that hold a UK Gambling Commission licence. We open an account on each one, spend time in the lobby and the cashier, and read the live promotional terms. From that we put together a short editorial note and a score on an internal 1–10 scale. We update the page when something material changes on the operator’s side.

We do not host games. We do not process deposits or withdrawals. We do not manage accounts, run KYC, pay out winnings or handle customer support for any operator. All of that sits with the licensed casino itself.

How we are funded

Some links on the site are affiliate links. When you click one and register at the operator, we may receive a commission. That commission is how the site pays for editorial work, hosting and updates. It does not buy a brand a higher score and it does not change the wording of our reviews. Our Affiliate Disclosure explains the arrangement in full.

What we are not

• We are not a casino, sportsbook or game provider.
• We are not an official regulator and we do not licence operators.
• We are not owned by or affiliated with the brands we list.
• We do not guarantee outcomes, winnings, approval of accounts or promotional offers.

Editorial contact

For editorial questions, corrections or general enquiries, please use our contact page. Anything to do with a casino account, deposit, withdrawal or bonus must be handled directly with the operator concerned.