About CasinoGauge
CasinoGauge is a UK-focused information project published by Damian Chetcuti. Its purpose is to make gambling information easier to check: who holds a licence, what a source actually says, and where the evidence stops.
Evidence before conclusions
A regulator record, an operator statement, a browser observation and a completed product test answer different questions. CasinoGauge keeps those categories separate. Seeing a page or finding a licence entry does not demonstrate that a deposit, withdrawal, support request or safer-gambling control worked.
Guides identify the jurisdiction they discuss. Great Britain and the whole United Kingdom are not interchangeable labels, and an international operator page is not presented as evidence of a British offer or a person’s eligibility.
Automated production, disclosed honestly
CasinoGauge uses automated writing, source-checking and technical tools, including AI, to prepare articles and original educational animations. Automated checks can make mistakes. Readers should use the linked primary sources for the underlying information and its current context.
Damian is the publisher. That does not mean he personally wrote, tested or independently reviewed every page. A system check is described as a system check; it is not attributed to an invented reviewer or presented as a human approval.
What this project does not claim
CasinoGauge is not a gambling operator or a regulator. An educational explanation is not an endorsement of a casino, a guarantee of an outcome or a substitute for professional advice. We do not invent player reviews, testimonials, scores, account activity or successful transactions.
Original explainers illustrate the article’s subject. Where an animation contains no operator footage or product testing, its description says so. A research plan or a proposed test is not a test result.
Related information
For the standards behind our casino coverage, read the CasinoGauge review methodology. For a separate consumer check, follow our UK casino licence and domain guide, which explains how to consult the regulator’s public register and the limits of that check.