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What this publication is
Payout Desk is a Canadian review site covering casino operators from the outside; it is not one of them. No game runs on this domain, no wager can be placed through it, no balance is held and no account can be created, which also means none can be funded, verified or closed from this address. A page describing a cashier, a bonus tier or a verification step is describing something happening somewhere else.
The judgements here are editorial opinion drawn from documents the operator publishes about itself, read and compared on a stated day. The review method sets out what a score weighs and, more usefully, what it cannot.
Using the site reasonably
Read it, quote it with attribution, send the link to a friend. What is not welcome is the mechanical sort of use: scraping at volume, republishing articles under another masthead, hammering the server, probing it for weaknesses, or pushing the material through a pipeline that emits a competing site with the numbers intact and the reasoning gone. Access may be refused where that is going on.
Nothing here takes a bet
This belongs in the open. No part of this site is an offer to gamble, an invitation to gamble, or the provision of a gambling service. Where a link leads to an operator, following it is the reader’s decision; whatever contract then forms binds that reader and that operator alone, and this publication is not a party to it.
Every figure carries the day it was read
Each page records the day its facts were read off the operator’s own pages, and the claim reaches no further than that day. A welcome package read at 325% up to C$10,800 on 20 October 2026, a rollover of 35 times, a C$40 floor on a withdrawal request: those were the published terms on the day, captured as they stood.
Operators revise percentages, multipliers, minimums, caps, fees and processing windows whenever it suits them, generally with no notice at all, and not always bringing their other pages into line. A number here is therefore a dated record and not a standing guarantee of what a cashier will show you tonight. Confirm the current terms at the operator before any money moves, and if the operator’s live wording contradicts something written here, the operator’s wording is what binds you. This publication accepts no responsibility for a condition, limit or promotion that changed after it was recorded, and a reader who spots such a change is asked to say so through the editorial desk.
None of it is advice
None of this is regulatory, legal, tax or financial advice, and no page can tell a reader whether depositing somewhere is a sound idea. That turns on income, obligations and an appetite for loss, none of it visible from this side of the screen. Gambling products retain a margin over time: extended play has an expected outcome of losing, and no bonus reverses that arithmetic.
Gambling law in Canada is set province by province rather than nationally, and the rules differ on what may be offered, by whom and to whom, so a reader’s own position is theirs to establish. An operator may additionally restrict residents of particular places under its own terms, entirely independently of anything said here. Nothing here assures you that a product covered on these pages is lawfully available where you sit, or that you qualify for it.
How the site is funded
Some operator links are commercial: where a reader follows one and later registers, the operator may pay this publication a commission, at no cost to the reader. That revenue funds the site and buys no influence over a rating or a criticism, and no operator sees a page before publication. The fuller statement sits on the affiliate disclosure.
Our material, and other people’s marks
The articles, tables, comparisons and editorial conclusions here are this site’s own work and stay its property. A short quotation with a credit and a link back needs no permission. Lifting a page whole, reproducing a table of findings as though it were somebody else’s research, or feeding the material into a derivative publication is not permitted without written agreement.
7Bit Casino, its logo and the names of games, studios and payment providers belong to the companies that own them and are named here to identify and discuss them. That usage implies no ownership, sponsorship or approval beyond the commercial relationship already disclosed. Screenshots, where a page carries them, are captures of pages the operator published itself.
Outbound links, and the limits of responsibility
Links leaving this site point at the operator’s terms, at regulator registers, at payment companies and at gambling help services, mostly so a statement here can be held against its source. Those destinations belong to other people: linking to one endorses nothing on it, nothing is promised about its availability or security, and the moment a link is followed, the destination’s own rules take over from these.
Reasonable care goes into every figure, but the site is offered as it stands: no warranty that it is complete, uninterrupted or free of error as you read it, and none that it suits a purpose of yours. To the fullest extent the law allows, no liability is accepted for money lost gambling, for an operator altering or withdrawing a term described accurately when recorded, for a decision somebody reached after reading one of these pages, for whatever an operator does or declines to do with an account, or for lost profits, lost winnings or indirect loss. Nothing above sets aside a liability the law refuses to let anybody exclude, and a consumer’s statutory rights under the applicable provincial or federal legislation survive all of it intact.
Age, revisions, severability and governing law
The legal gambling age is 19 in most provinces and territories, while Alberta, Manitoba and Québec set it at 18. Readers under the age that applies where they live should not be here. Where gambling has turned from a pastime into a problem, help is free and confidential: ConnexOntario, 1-866-531-2600, plus the provincial services listed in our guide to responsible gambling.
These conditions can change as the site grows; the live version here is the one that governs, and reading on after a revision accepts it. Should any clause prove unenforceable, it is severed and the remainder stands unaffected. The publication is operated from Canada, and these conditions, together with any dispute arising out of them, fall to be dealt with under the law applying at the publisher’s location and the federal law of Canada in force there. No province is named on this page because the publisher’s address is not published; a reader who needs it for a legal purpose can ask for it at the editorial address.