How We Rate Casinos

At We Install Green Energy, we've developed a comprehensive methodology to evaluate non-Gamstop casinos and bookies operating in 2026. Our ratings are designed to help UK players make informed decisions about where to play safely and responsibly.

1. Licensing & Regulation

We prioritise casinos holding valid licenses from recognised regulatory bodies. We assess:

Operators with transparent licensing information and demonstrated regulatory compliance receive higher ratings. We verify license authenticity and check for any regulatory sanctions or complaints.

2. Game Selection & Software Providers

We evaluate the breadth and quality of gaming offerings, including:

Casinos with diverse, reputable game libraries that update regularly score higher in our assessments.

3. Bonus Terms & Wagering Requirements

We scrutinise promotional offers for fairness and transparency:

Casinos offering transparent, player-friendly bonus terms with reasonable wagering requirements receive higher ratings.

4. Payment Methods & Withdrawal Speed

We assess the range and reliability of financial options:

Casinos offering multiple payment methods with fast, reliable withdrawals score higher.

5. Customer Support

We evaluate the quality and availability of player support:

Casinos with responsive, multilingual support teams available round-the-clock receive higher ratings.

6. Mobile Experience

We test and rate mobile usability across devices:

Casinos with optimised mobile experiences and feature-rich apps receive higher scores.

7. Responsible Gaming Tools

We prioritise casinos demonstrating commitment to player protection:

Casinos with comprehensive, accessible responsible gaming features receive higher ratings, reflecting our commitment to safer gambling practices.

8. Our Rating Scale

We rate casinos on a 1-10 scale, calculated by weighting scores across all criteria above:

No casino receives a rating until we've conducted thorough, independent testing and verification. Ratings are updated regularly to reflect operational changes, new complaints, or regulatory developments.