The four figures

• Credited free. The whole welcome as it arrived, both currencies, with no purchase made.
• Redeemable. The portion that can convert. The only figure treated as value.
• Floor. The operator minimum for processing a withdrawal. The gap between this and the redeemable figure is the true cost of the welcome.
• Paid in. Hours from filing to funds received, filed at the floor rather than at a comfortable balance.

Why comparisons rather than a single ranking

A ranking has to claim one operator is best for everybody, and the figures do not support that. The largest redeemable welcome in this study belongs to an operator that is third fastest at the cashier. The fastest cashier belongs to an operator giving less than a third as much credit. Both are correct answers to different questions, so we put them side by side and mark the better figure on each row instead of averaging them into a position.

How a row is won

More redeemable credit wins. A lower floor wins. Fewer days to clear wins, and clearance on arrival beats any number of days. Fewer hours at the cashier wins. There is no weighting and no discretion, which is why some operators win three rows and lose the one that matters most to you.

The review score is separate

Each review carries a score out of five covering games, interface, support and how honestly promotions are worded. It is written after the figures are recorded and it is allowed to disagree with them. Pickem Casino has one of the strongest opening positions here and one of the slowest cashiers; both belong on the page.

Conflicts and refreshes

Some outbound links are commercial. Figures are recorded before any link exists and never revised afterwards, which is why commercial partners lose rows on this site. Everything is re-tested each sweep with the month printed at the top of the homepage.