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How We Compare Casinos

The data behind every listing on Top Bonuses: where offers come from, what is checked and how the order is set.

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Every casino on Top Bonuses is listed from records we keep for each operator: the welcome offer published for Australian players, the account currencies, the deposit methods, the year the site launched and the licence it states. This page explains where those figures come from and how the order of a list is set.

Where the figures come from

  • Welcome offers are taken from the operator's Australian pages where they open, otherwise from Australian comparison sites that show the same figure.
  • An offer that we cannot confirm is left out of the lists rather than estimated.
  • Each list shows the date its offers were last checked.

How the order is set

Only casinos that fit the topic of a page are listed there: a free spins list only shows offers with large spin packages, a CashtoCode list only shows casinos that accept CashtoCode. Within a list, our editors weigh the size of the package, the payment options for Australian players and how often a casino appears on other Australian comparison sites. Commercial agreements with operators also play a part.

What a listing is not

A place in a list is not financial or legal advice, and it is not a promise that an offer will be available to you. Terms change, and casinos can refuse or limit bonuses. Read the full terms on the casino's site before you deposit.