Certified Casinos - Safest Online Casinos

What Does “Certified” Mean?

A certified casino holds a current AskGamblers Certificate of Trust, meaning it has passed all nine of our certification standards covering areas such as payouts, complaints, licensing, responsible gambling, AML transparency, security and fair operations. 

Certified casinos are also monitored after certification to make sure they continue meeting our standards. The Certificate of Trust is a sign of trustworthiness, not a guarantee that you’ll win. Explore all currently certified casinos above, learn what certification means and how we assess and monitor them in our Certificate of Trust methodology.

💡 AskGamblers tip: Look beyond the badge - recent player reviews can give you a useful snapshot of what other players are experiencing.

How This List Is Maintained

This list isn't static. We review every certified casino regularly after the certification, checking payout performance, complaint outcomes and continued compliance with our standards.

If a casino falls short, we give it up to 60 days to fix the issue before its Certificate of Trust is suspended and it’s removed from this list. Any change in status is also reflected on that casino’s individual AskGamblers review page.

In other words, the badge has to be earned and kept.

What It Means If a Casino Isn't Certified

Not seeing the Certificate of Trust on a casino doesn’t automatically mean the casino is unsafe or untrustworthy.

It simply means that the casino doesn’t currently hold our certification.

There are several possible reasons for that. It may not have met every certification requirement, it may not have been on AskGamblers for the required six months, or it may simply not have gone through our certification process yet.

So don’t treat the absence of a badge as an automatic red flag.

Instead, check the casino’s AskGamblers review, player feedback, complaints, licence information and terms and conditions before deciding where to play.