Who Writes This Site
About CryptoCasinoPhilippines: Who We Are and How We Work
CryptoCasinoPhilippines is built around one habit: read the terms and the licence register before writing a word about an operator — here's who does that reading and how the site is funded.
About CryptoCasinoPhilippines, in short: this site exists to answer one question as plainly as possible, for readers comparing crypto casinos from the Philippines — what do these operators' own terms and licence registers actually say, read closely, rather than skimmed from marketing pages. This page covers who does that reading, what gets read, and how the site is funded.
We're not a licensing body, a financial adviser, or a custodian of anyone's funds — About CryptoCasinoPhilippines comes down to this: the site reads and reports, and readers make their own decisions from there.
Who Writes This Site
An editorial team writes and maintains CryptoCasinoPhilippines. We don't attach invented named bylines or individual author personas to pages, because the underlying work — reading an operator's terms, checking a licence number against the issuer's own register, citing the clause number where a claim comes from — is a consistent process applied the same way across every page, not a matter of one person's individual opinion. When a page cites a clause number or a register-check date, that's the standard we hold every page to, regardless of who wrote the sentence.
What Gets Read
The two sources behind almost every claim on this site are an operator's own published terms and conditions, and the register maintained by whichever licensing authority that operator cites — Curaçao's or Anjouan's, depending on the operator. We read for five specific things on each one, covered in full on our methodology page: whether an identity-check clause exists, whether it states a triggering moment, whether it ties to an amount, whether it sets a document deadline, and whether the licence number itself resolves in the issuer's own register under that operator's own domain.
We don't use Casino Guru or Trustpilot as sources, and we don't cite archived snapshots from web.archive.org or similar services — every check on this site is read from the operator's own live terms and the issuer's own live register, on the date stated, not from a cached or aggregated copy.
The Two Accounts Where We Played, Not Just Read
Almost everything on this site is a documents check, not a played account — with exactly two exceptions, and we keep them clearly labelled as exceptions rather than blending them into the rest. We deposited and withdrew our own money at Vave on 28 August 2026, and separately made USDT deposits at TrustDice over several weeks through May 2026, reporting exactly what happened at each — including where a withdrawal cleared without incident and where one didn't. Every other operator covered on this site, including all twelve in our ranked comparison, is read from its own terms and register, never played, and we say so directly wherever the distinction could otherwise blur.
How the Site Is Funded
This site may earn a commission when a reader opens an operator through a partner link. Vave sits in its own card ahead of our ranked table of twelve operators rather than inside it. That arrangement does not buy a position in the ranked table, and it does not change how we read Vave's own certificate and clauses, which get the same treatment as any other operator's. The order of the twelve ranked operators is built entirely from the five-check score described on our methodology page, and that order is not for sale to any operator, partner or otherwise.
Readers deciding whether to trust a crypto casino Philippines comparison site should be able to see exactly where the money comes from and exactly what it does and doesn't influence — that's the reason this page exists, rather than leaving the funding model unstated.
Keeping Pages Current
Licence registers change, offers get revised, and a certificate that resolves as active one week can look different the next — About CryptoCasinoPhilippines wouldn't be complete without saying plainly that every fact on this site carries the date we checked it, because that date is part of the fact itself. A register check from 12 September 2026 is a snapshot of that day, not a standing claim about every day after it, and we'd rather cite a dated figure than an undated one that quietly goes stale.
When something we've published turns out to be out of date — a licence status that's changed, an offer that's been revised — the fix is to update the page and the date attached to it, not to leave an old figure standing. Readers relying on any figure here for a decision made well after the stated check date should confirm it against the operator's own current terms rather than assume nothing has moved.
What This Site Doesn't Do
CryptoCasinoPhilippines doesn't give legal or financial advice, and nothing on this site should be read as either. We don't hold, transmit or have any custody over a reader's funds or crypto — every deposit and withdrawal happens directly between a reader and whichever operator or exchange they choose, entirely outside anything this site does. We also don't publish a verdict on whether a given operator, or crypto gambling generally, is legal for an individual reader; what we publish is what each operator's own documents say, on the date we read them, and readers are responsible for their own decisions from there.
For a reader's-eye checklist on spotting a documented operator rather than reading our summary of it, see what a legit online casino Philippines listing actually publishes.