These are the rules every KasinoPH review and guide follows.
Facts need a source
- Licence status comes from PAGCOR’s published lists, never from an operator’s own claims or a logo in its footer.
- Limits, fees, wagering requirements and withdrawal times are quoted from the operator’s own terms, with the date we read them.
- Player complaints are reported as patterns, with where we saw them. A single post is not a finding.
- Each review lists its main sources at the bottom.
We say what we didn’t test
Our current reviews are desk research. We don’t describe a deposit, a withdrawal or a support chat we didn’t have. If a review is ever based on our own account testing, it will be labelled hands-on and say exactly what was tested.
Scores and commercial deals are kept apart
- Scores follow the published method on How we rate.
- No operator can buy a review, a higher score, or a place on our lists.
- An unlicensed operator is not listed, whatever commission it offers.
- Pages with commercial links say so with a short disclosure.
Keeping pages up to date
Every review shows a “last reviewed” date. We recheck licences when PAGCOR publishes updated lists and revisit reviews when terms change. If a licence can’t be verified any more, the casino is removed from our lists until it can.
Corrections
If something on KasinoPH is wrong or out of date, tell us through our contact page. We check the source, fix the page if needed, and update the “last reviewed” date.
What we won’t publish
- Reviews of operators we can’t find on PAGCOR’s lists.
- “Guaranteed win” strategies, hacks or tricks. Casino games have a built-in house edge.
- Download links for unofficial casino apps or modified APK files.
- Content aimed at anyone under 21.