About Us
James has been James Whitlock, Editor-in-Chief at UKCryptoCasino.org.
We built UKCryptoCasino.org because most crypto casino “reviews” online follow the same pattern: copy the bonus terms off a casino’s homepage, repeat what every other site already says, and call it a ranking. We wanted to do this differently.
Every casino covered on this site goes through the same basic process before it earns a spot in our rankings. We check its licensing directly against the regulator it claims to hold – Curaçao, Anjouan, or elsewhere – rather than trusting a badge on a homepage. We read bonus terms in full, including the wagering requirements and bet caps that actually determine whether an offer is worth claiming. And we track real player feedback rather than relying on testimonials a casino picked for itself.
We’re also upfront about a limit worth naming directly: we’re a small, independent site, and that means we don’t always have the resources to personally deposit into and test every casino we cover with real money. Where we haven’t done that ourselves, we say so clearly – marked as researched rather than tested – instead of implying hands-on experience we don’t actually have.
UK crypto casino coverage specifically comes with its own complications, and we spend a fair amount of this site explaining them: why UKGC-licensed casinos can’t accept crypto at all, what that means for where UK players actually end up playing, and what protections you give up when you choose an offshore platform over a licensed one. We think that context matters more than another bonus comparison table, even though we’ve got those too.
Written by James Whitlock
James Whitlock
Editor-in-Chief at UKCryptoCasino.org
James has spent years tracking the crypto casino space specifically for UK players – licensing changes, market exits, and the regulatory details that actually determine where you can safely play. He checks every casino covered on this site directly against its regulator’s own registry, reads bonus terms in full rather than repeating headline percentages, and is upfront about which reviews reflect real, personal testing versus independent research. Before UKCryptoCasino.org, James covered payment security and the broader crypto industry as it increasingly intersects with online gambling.