About OnlineCasinos2
About OnlineCasinos2: Who We Are and How We Test
OnlineCasinos2 is an independent casino review site. We deposit real money, time our own withdrawals and read each casino’s terms ourselves, so you know what a bonus or a payout really looks like before you sign up.
At a glance
- Run by OnlineCasinos2 at onlinecasinos2.com
- Not owned by any casino or casino group
- We review casinos, time payouts and build bonus tools
- We don’t take bets, hold deposits or sell your data
- Contact: [email protected]
Who We Are
A small team that plays where it reviews.
OnlineCasinos2 is run by its own small team based in Europe. We play at the casinos we write about, with our own accounts and our own money, and we write every review from what we found there and on the casino’s own pages.
Payout testing
Real deposits and withdrawals in Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum and USDT, timed from request to wallet.
Terms and bonuses
Reading the wagering, caps and banking rules behind every offer and code we list, and building the tool that checks them.
Sports betting
Checking sportsbook offers, rollover and limits for the books that also run a casino.
We’re not owned by a casino, a casino group or a software studio. Casinos can’t pay to be reviewed, to get a higher score or to have a bad finding taken out.
Our Story
- 2020. OnlineCasinos2 starts in Europe as a small blog following the new Bitcoin casinos.
- 2023. We move from listing casinos to putting players first, and add people for crypto banking and sports betting.
- 2026. We rebuild every review around our payout tests, the casino’s own terms and a tool made for each casino.
How We Test a Casino
Real deposits, real withdrawals and the small print, read by us.
- We open a real account. Same sign up, same checks as any player.
- We deposit our own money. Usually in crypto, since that’s how most of our readers pay.
- We read the rules. Bonus terms, wagering, banking, verification and licence pages, on the casino’s own site. Where its pages disagree, the review says so.
- We time the withdrawal. From the moment we ask for it to the moment the money reaches our wallet, and we put that time in the review.
- We build a tool for the review. Each review has its own calculator for the rule most likely to catch you out, from bonus clocks to cash out checks.
- We check again. When an offer, a limit or a payout time changes, we update the review and its score.
Every review is checked against the casino’s own pages, not other review sites. If we couldn’t test something ourselves, we say that too.
How We Score
Six areas, each with its proof on the page.
| Area | What we look at |
|---|---|
| Payout speed | Our own timed withdrawals against what the casino promises |
| Withdrawal limits | Minimums, fees and how much you can take out each week |
| Bonuses | What a bonus is really worth once wagering and caps are counted |
| Games and mobile | Studios, published returns and how the site works on a phone |
| Rewards and promos | Cashback, rebates, VIP levels and ongoing offers |
| Trust and terms | Licence, named operator, fair rules and pages that agree |
Each review shows the score for every area and what it’s based on, then an overall score out of 10. Scores go down as well as up: when Spinfinity took 39 hours 20 minutes to pay us, its payout score dropped.
How We Make Money
Affiliate commission, and why it doesn’t buy a score.
When you sign up at a casino through one of our links, the casino may pay us a commission. That’s how we pay for real money testing. It costs you nothing extra, and you get the same offer as anyone else.
Commission never decides a score or what a review says. We list slow payouts, weekly caps, bonuses that are taken back at cash out and pages that contradict each other, including at casinos that pay us.
What We Cover
Most of our readers are in the US, so we focus on offshore casinos that take US players, along with sites for players in Canada and Australia. Start with our real money casino reviews, see every payout we’ve timed in our instant withdrawal casino guide, or compare coins and limits in our Bitcoin casino guide.
Play Safely
Only play if you’re of legal gambling age where you live, and 21 or over at most of the casinos we review. Many of these casinos are offshore and aren’t licensed by any US state, so check the rules where you live first.
Set a budget before you play and don’t chase losses. If gambling stops being fun, the National Problem Gambling Helpline offers free, confidential support by call, text and chat at 1-800-MY-RESET.
Contact Us
Email us at [email protected]. Write to us if a fact on one of our pages is wrong, if a casino’s offer has changed, or for anything else. We check every correction against the casino’s own pages before we change a review.
If a casino we review has treated you badly, tell us what happened. We can’t settle a dispute for you, but we check it against the casino’s terms, and if the rules were broken or keep catching players out, it goes into the review and its score.