About this site
This site lists mobile casinos licensed in Great Britain and prints, beside each one, the licence account it runs on and the date its terms were last read. This page says who does that, where the figures come from, how the site is paid for, and which claims are deliberately missing from every page on it.
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About this site
ContactThis page is the way to reach the people who run i-phonecasino.co.uk.
Cookie policyThis is the cookie notice for i-phonecasino.co.uk, and it is short because the site is static: there is no account to…
Data protectionThe operators of this website take the protection of your personal data very seriously.
Editorial rulesFour rules decide what appears on a page here: a figure needs a public source, a source needs a date, a field with no…
UK gambling lawEvery licence account printed on this site comes from one public register, and that register comes from one Act.
How we rateThis site covers one thing: casinos licensed to take British players that are usable on a phone.
Responsible gamblingEvery operator licensed to serve Great Britain has to offer the same set of tools, and they work from a phone in a…
Terms of useThis site publishes information about gambling operators; it is not one.
What this site is
We publish one kind of page and we publish it the same way every time: a mobile casino licensed in Great Britain, the account number that licence sits under, the welcome offer with the play-through figure the operator itself prints beside it, the payment routes listed for UK accounts, and the fields nobody publishes at all. The last part matters as much as the rest. Where a figure has no public source, this site leaves the field out and says so, rather than filling it with a number from another market.
Everything on the site is written for a phone first, because that is where almost all of it is read. A page that needs a desktop to make sense has been written wrongly.
Who answers for it
The site is run as an editorial desk, not as a panel of named reviewers. One desk writes, maintains and corrects the pages, and the byline at the foot of every page says so. There is no claim here about staff numbers, years in the trade or accounts opened with operators: none of that is on a public document, so none of it is printed. What the desk does instead is read documents that are public — the UK Gambling Commission register, the licence conditions and codes of practice, and the operator’s own terms page — and date what it read.
The rules the desk works to are written out on editorial rules, and the way a casino gets its place in a list is written out on how we rate.
How it is paid for
Links to casinos are affiliate links. When a reader opens an operator from this site and goes on to play, that operator may pay the site a commission. The commission is the reason the site can exist and it is also the first thing a reader should know, which is why it is printed on every page rather than buried here.
What the commission does not do is move a brand up a list. A position comes from the criteria of the page the list stands on, and those criteria are published. If a reader ever cannot see why a casino sits where it sits, that is a defect in the page, and the desk address is the place to say so.
What is not here
No tips that beat a house edge, because there are none. No claim that one licensed operator is safer than another because it is listed higher here. No offer quoted without a dated term behind it. No page that cannot be checked against a document.
If gambling has stopped being a game, the tools and the free help lines are on responsible gambling, and they work whether or not you ever open a casino from this site.
Written and maintained by the i-phonecasino.co.uk desk. Licence status comes from the UK Gambling Commission public register; bonus figures, wagering and withdrawal rules come from the operator’s own published terms, read on the dates printed beside each figure. Where a number is not published, this site leaves the field out rather than estimating it.
Spotted something out of date? Tell the desk.