Extended FAQ
Answers that did not fit the homepage — still plain English, still grounded in how UK-licensed play actually works.
Does a bigger game count mean a better casino?
Not automatically. Many operators license the same NetEnt, Pragmatic Play and Games Global titles, so a library of three thousand slots might differ from one of two thousand by only a few hundred unique games. We weight studio reputation and live-table depth over raw numbers.
What is RTP and should I chase the highest percentage?
Return to Player is a long-term statistical average built into a slot's maths model — not a guarantee for your session. A 96% RTP game can still drain a balance quickly in the short term because volatility matters as much as the percentage. Licensed UK games display RTP in their help files; use it to compare similar titles, not to predict tonight's outcome.
Can I play at these casinos if I am on GamStop?
No. GamStop blocks access to participating UK-licensed operators for your chosen exclusion period. All brands on our current comparison participate in the scheme. Attempting to circumvent self-exclusion violates operator terms and UK rules.
Why do some sites carry Evolution live tables and others do not?
Live casino requires separate licensing agreements and infrastructure costs. Larger heritage brands like 888 typically offer the full Evolution suite including game shows; newer or sports-led sites may carry a smaller live footprint while they grow the casino side.
How do affiliate links affect what you write about MrQ or 888?
They do not change verdicts. We might earn a commission if you sign up through our links, but operators cannot buy a Strong rating or hide weaknesses. If MrQ's live selection stays thin, we say so even if the affiliate terms are favourable.
Where can I read about bonus wagering in more detail?
Our getting started guide walks through reading play-through multiples and game weightings. Remember: matched deposits and free spins always carry terms — there is no such thing as risk-free real-money play.
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