About us: a small team, one advertiser, two real-money tests

Who pays us

Vave is our advertiser, and it is the only paid placement on this site. We earn when a reader signs up at Vave through one of our advertisements, and every such placement is labelled as advertising. No other operator pays us, and no other operator is linked from our pages.

The money buys those placements and nothing more. It does not fill a cell in a comparison table, move Vave up in anything we order by the documents, or keep a clause out of print. Vave's own comparison rests on its Curaçao certificate (Latcas B.V., OGL/2024/1676/0905, status Active, read 2 September 2026) and on section 8 of its terms, and one topic there, the coin list, stays marked as not read. You can check that on BetFury vs Vave.

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Our two real-money tests

These are the only two, and nothing else on the site counts as tested. BetFury is not one of them: nobody on our team has deposited at BetFury.

TrustDice, May 2026. We deposited USDT, played over several weeks and withdrew crypto again and again. Each withdrawal reached the wallet 10 to 15 minutes after we asked for it. No identity document was requested until the running total of our withdrawals came to about 5,000 USDT. The next withdrawal went into review, the compliance team emailed a Veriff link, our driving licence was turned down, and our passport passed on the fifth attempt. After Veriff, TrustDice asked for the documents a second time by email. TrustDice prints no threshold of its own, so 5,000 USDT is what happened on one account, not a published rule.

Vave, 28 August 2026. We deposited, played and withdrew. No ID was requested at any point up to 5,000 USDT. Clause 8.7 of Vave's terms keeps the right to check identity before any payout, so our result shows one account on one date, not what the clause promises.

One test per operator is a small sample. We print both results because they are the only behaviour we have watched, and we date them so you can judge how old they are.

What we never do

• Publish promo codes, bonus codes or no-deposit codes.
• Publish predictors or signals for Mines, Crash or dice games.
• Buy, sell or broker verified accounts.
• Give advice on getting past a country block.
• Print figures taken from review sites. On 8 September 2026 we removed every BetFury number that rested only on a review site, and a brand whose facts came only from reviews stays out of our listing until we can read its own documents. The current state of that list is on the brands we left out.

A dated log of what we read

Source: the Curaçao certificate portal, searched by domain; dates are the day each record was opened.

Source: each operator's own pages; dates are the day we opened them.

Three of those rows are archived copies rather than live pages: Cloudbet, Jack.com and Gamdom. An archived copy of an operator's own page is still the operator speaking; it is simply older than the day we read it. Jack.com's promotion figures carry their own snapshot date, 27 January 2026, and we print it next to them.

Corrections we have made

8 September 2026: review-site figures removed. A payout window, an ID-check style, a coin count and a game count had been recorded for BetFury from a review site. None had a clause number or a first-party date, so all four came out, and those topics now read as not read.

8 September 2026: the certificate corrected our own note. An earlier note of ours called the BetFury company Universe B Games N.V.; the certificate says B.V. We print the certificate and leave the correction on record rather than quietly overwriting it.

September 2026: two brands moved into the listing. TrustDice and Shuffle had been left out because every figure we held for them came from review pages. Once we had their register records and first-party facts, both joined the listing.

The betfuryalternative team

Dated notes go to the blog and longer guides to the articles page.