Twenty-five brand files
One page for every brand this site tracks. Each file says what its terms actually contain, which states it excludes, and how much of the page is documented: 16 have a first-party read; 9 rest on one or two sources.
Brand index
- Brand files
- 25
- First-party read
- 16
- One or two sources
- 9
- Rankings published
- 0
- Two sources14 states excluded18+from 100 SCOpen the file

Chumba Casino
VGW (Virtual Gaming Worlds)
- Listing only7 states excludedOpen the file
Crown Coins
Crown Coins (trading name; operating entity not stated on the readable pages)
- First-party5 states excludedOpen the file

Fortune Coins
Social Gaming LLC / Social Gaming LTD
- First-party5 states excluded18+from 5,000 FC ($50)Open the file

Fortune Wins
Social Gaming LLC / Social Gaming LTD
- First-party14 states excluded21+Open the file

Funrize
A1 Development LLC (Wyoming)
- One source14 states excluded21+Open the file

Global Poker
VGW (Virtual Gaming Worlds)
- One sourcestate list not published18+from 100 SC cash, 25 SC gift cardOpen the file

Go Go Gold
Not named in its own terms (a finding, not an omission here)
- First-party18 states excluded21+Open the file

Hello Millions
B-Two Operations Limited (Isle of Man)
- First-party21 states excluded21+from 50 SC non-cash / 100 SC cash (1 SC = $1)Open the file
High 5 Casino
High 5 Entertainment, LLC (registered in New Jersey; address in Wilmington, Delaware)
- First-party17 states excluded21+from 75 SC cash, 10 SC gift cardOpen the file
Jackpota
Silver Social Operations Limited (Isle of Man)
- First-party14 states excluded18+from 100 SCOpen the file

Legendz Casino
Platinum Panther Ltd (Malta)
- First-party7 states excluded18+from 100 SCOpen the file
LoneStar
Realplay Tech Inc. (Delaware)
- One source14 states excluded21+Open the file
LuckyLand Casino
VGW (Virtual Gaming Worlds)
- States checked17 states excludedGeo-block noticeOpen the file

McLuck
B-Two Operations
- First-party19 states excluded21+from 50 SCOpen the file

Mega Bonanza
LuminaryPlay Operations Limited
- First-party14 states excluded21+Open the file

Pulsz
Yellow Social Interactive Limited
- First-party8 states excluded18+Open the file

Real Prize
Realplay Tech Inc. (Delaware)
- First-party18 states excluded21+Open the file

SpinBlitz
B-Two Operations Limited (Isle of Man)
- First-party6 states excluded18+from 50 SCOpen the file

Sportzino
SSPS LLC
- One sourcestate list not published18+from 100 SCOpen the file

Spree Casino
Spree Casino (operating entity not published on the readable pages)
- Terms audited22 states excludedTerms v18Open the file

Stake.us
Sweepstakes Ltd.
- Listing onlystate list not published21+Open the file

Tao Fortune
Tao Fortune (operating entity not published on the readable pages)
- Two sources13 states excluded18+from 50 SCOpen the file

WOW Vegas
MW Services Limited (per Squawka's operator note for the group)
- One sourcestate list not published18+from 100 SCOpen the file

Zonko
Mamba Limited
- First-party5 states excluded18+from 50 SCOpen the file

Zula Casino
SCPS LLC
How to read the labels
- Terms audited
- Five sections read and quoted: state list, redemption, bonus, free entry, dispute clause.
- First-party
- At least one fact was read from the operator’s own page on the date shown on the file.
- Two sources
- Two independent third-party sources agree.
- One source
- A single comparison supplied the facts.
- Listing only
- The brand is ranked and operating, but no terms document could be read.
What the twenty-five files contain
- First-party
- 14
- One source
- 5
- Two sources
- 2
- Listing only
- 2
- States checked
- 1
- Terms audited
- 1
A larger count is not a better label. 16 files have a first-party read; 9 rest on one or two sources, and the gaps are deliberate.
What the index does not show
There is no score, no payout speed and no “best” order. The cards are alphabetical, not sorted by traffic, commission or a quality grade, because none of those can be produced from the documents this site reads. 9 of the twenty-five files rest on one or two sources; the other 16 have a first-party read. The label on each card is the honest limit of what the page behind it contains.
A missing number in a card is not a missing brand. It means the operator did not publish that fact in a form we could cite, and filling it with a comparison-site estimate would make the index look complete and be worth less.
How a file changes
A file is edited when its source moves: a state list, a minimum, a terms version or the operator itself. The date on the file moves with the edit. A brand that leaves the market keeps its page and gains a closure date, because deleting the record would erase the only evidence of what its terms said while it operated.
Which states each brand documents is on the coverage matrix, the side-by-side table is the comparison page, and the audit process is on the methodology page.