Points System
Each casino starts at ten points, and for each category points are removed or added determined by hierarchies in that category.
Casino Software:
What is taken into account is the software’s selection of games (quantity), types of games (inventory), and the quality of its games. Also taken into consideration is how responsive the software provider is to player issues, concerns and feedback.
Microgaming – highest
Cryptologic – high
IGT – high
Playtech – high
betwin/party – high
NetEnt – high
Novomatic – high
WMS – high
RTG – medium
Pariplay – medium
Gigamedia – medium
Rival – medium
Proprietary – medium
Nuworks – low
Vegas Tech – low
Chartwell – low
Random Logic/888 – low
Reverse Time
Reverse time is the amount of time the casino holds your funds before they are processed. In other words it’s how long you have until you cannot play your winnings back. The shorter time the better. This is how it works:
0 hrs – highest
1 – 12 hours – high
13 – 24 hours – medium
25 – 48 hours – low
+48 hours – lowest
Cash Out Time
This is the time it takes to process your funds to the payment processor.
0 – 11 hours – highest
12 – 23 hours – high
24 – 47 hours – medium
48 – 71 hours – low
72 hours and higher – lowest
Weekly Withdrawal Limits
Quite a number of casinos have weekly cashout limits to control their cash flow – those that do not have limits are rated highest:
No limit – highest
10,000 or higher – high
5001 – 9999 – medium
3001 – 5000 – low
2000 – 3000 – lowest
Other ares of scoring:
Casinos receive points for a “yes” answer in the following areas:
Publicly traded – y/n
Manual Flush – y/n
Weekend Cashouts – y/n
Date established – the longer a casino has been operating under the same ownership and/or management the more points it gets (longevity).
Date Accredited – the longer a casino has been listed in the Accredited Section at Casinomeister, the more points it receives (dependability).