T&R Casino Guide

About T&R Casino Guide

Who we are, how we test offshore operators, and why we're upfront about the model.

Our Mission


T&R Casino Guide helps US players find safe, fast-paying online casinos, sportsbooks and crypto casinos — and understand exactly what they're signing up for. Because most of the operators that accept US players are offshore (licensed outside the US), the honest, useful thing we can do is test them rigorously and be straight about the trade-offs. We are an information and comparison site: we are not a casino, and we never take bets or hold your money.

Our Testing Methodology


Every operator is scored on fixed, weighted criteria:

  • Payout speed & reliability — we request real withdrawals and time them by method (crypto vs. card).
  • Bonus fairness — wagering requirements, minimum deposits, max cashouts and expiry, read word for word and expressed in real dollars.
  • Licence & security — we verify the offshore licence (Curaçao, Panama), SSL encryption and independent RNG audits (iTech Labs, eCOGRA, GLI).
  • Game range & software — breadth and quality of slots, tables, live dealer and originals from recognised studios.
  • US payments — card acceptance, crypto options and realistic deposit/withdrawal limits.
  • Support & responsible-gambling tools — tested with real questions; deposit limits, cooling-off and self-exclusion checked.

Scores are editorial and reviewed by Elena Voss. A single serious failing — a stalled payout, a hidden term — can drop an operator regardless of its bonus.

How We Make Money


We earn commissions when readers sign up with operators through our links, at no extra cost to you. This is standard for comparison sites and it funds our testing. It does not change our rankings: we publish the same verdicts whether or not an operator is a partner, and we flag operators we don't recommend. See our full terms and privacy policy.

Our Honesty Commitment


The operators we list are offshore and are not licensed or regulated by any US state. We say so on every page. We don't claim they are "legal in your state" or "US-approved" when they aren't, and where a state has a regulated market we point to it. Being straight about the model is the whole point.