About us and how we rate casinos
Meilleurs Jeux de Casinos started as a French-language guide and now publishes in English for players in Canada and New Zealand. The aim has not changed: help adults pick an online casino with their eyes open, and learn the games before betting on them.
Who writes the reviews
Reviews are written and checked by Lucas Morel, who has covered online casinos for more than eight years. Each review carries a date and a byline, so you always know who is behind it and how recent it is.
How a casino gets its score
Every casino receives an overall score out of 5, built from five criteria scored one by one. We do not play for real money. We work from evidence anyone can check: the licence number on the regulator's register, the terms and conditions, the payment pages and published player reviews.
Bonus and promotions
The size of the welcome offer matters less than its terms: wagering, what it applies to, maximum bet, cash-out caps and time limits. A large bonus with harsh terms scores lower than a modest one with fair terms.
Game selection
How many games, which studios, whether there is a live casino and whether demos are available before you deposit.
Site and mobile
How fast the site loads, how it plays in a phone browser, and how clear the sign-up and deposit steps are.
Payments
Deposit and withdrawal methods, including Interac for Canadian players, stated processing times, minimums, caps and any fees.
Customer support
Which channels exist (live chat, email, phone), their hours and the languages offered.
Affiliate links
This site earns a commission when you sign up at a casino through some of our links, at no extra cost to you. A commission never removes a weakness from a review: if a casino charges withdrawal fees or uses a light-touch licence, the review says so. The order of our casino lists takes both our scores and our partnerships into account.
Where we do not publish
The casinos we cover hold offshore licences, mostly from Curaçao or Anjouan. They are not licensed in the United Kingdom, Ontario, the United States or Australia, and this guide is not written for players there.
Play responsibly
Gambling can become a problem for anyone. Our content is for adults of legal gambling age only. If you want help, it is free and confidential: the Responsible Gambling Council in Canada, the Gambling Helpline in New Zealand, or Gamblers Anonymous wherever you live. Set a budget before you play, and only bet money you can afford to lose.