Four numbers, all published
Comparing two new casinos properly takes four figures, all of which can be read before either account exists. Everything else in a comparison table is either a restatement of marketing or a measurement nobody actually took.
- The wagering productBonus multiplied by the requirement. Not the headline bonus.
- The maximum processing periodFrom the withdrawal clause, in hours or days.
- The verification thresholdWhere one is published as a figure. Where it is not, record that it is not — it is a difference between sites.
- The settlement assets the cashier actually listsCount them, and check the networks for the one you hold.
Three figures that look comparable and are not
- Payout times. Unless someone timed several withdrawals at several amounts on both sites, a payout figure is copied from marketing. None appears on this site.
- Game counts. A floor of six thousand titles and one of two thousand are usually the same suppliers counted differently.
- Return-to-player figures. Operators can run different configurations of the same title, so a figure in a comparison table can be wrong for the site you are on. The game's own information panel is the only authoritative source.
Behind the buttons
Where every button on this site leads
A cashier in six settlement assets, a licence that resolves in the regulator's own certificate portal with the date it was read, and wagering printed as a figure.
- Six settlement assetsno card at the cashier
- Licence in a public registernumber and reading date printed
- Wagering as a numbernot as a sentence
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Then add the dates
The four figures describe the offer. The three dates describe the operation: when the licence was issued, when the domain was registered and when the site first appeared in the certificate log. Together they answer both halves of the question that a list of new casinos is really being asked.
| Casino | Licence | Domain registered | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rakebit | February 2026 | 2016-12-06 | 10 yr |
| LeeBet | October 2025 | 2022-12-15 | 3 yr |
| DuckDice | September 2025 | 2016-09-20 | 9 yr |
| Wild Fortune | September 2025 | 2020-05-20 | 5 yr |
| JacksClub | July 2025 | 2020-02-20 | 5 yr |
| Vave | May 2025 | 2003-05-29 | 22 yr |
| Wild.io | April 2025 | 2011-03-29 | 14 yr |
| CoinPoker | December 2024 | 2004-07-22 | 20 yr |
The first eight rows by licence date. The whole table is on the launch register.
A worked order
- Check both licences in the regulator's own register, including the domain column.
- Read the three dates for each and note which of them agree.
- Compute both wagering products.
- Read both withdrawal clauses and both verification statements.
- Compare the cashiers against the asset you actually hold, and the network it is on.
Five steps, perhaps fifteen minutes, entirely from published documents — which is the same method every page on this site is built from.
The other guides
Alongside this page in the same section: what actually makes a casino new, checking a licence yourself, reading a licence number for its date and why domain age lies. Each one takes the same twenty-three casinos and the same three dates, and asks a different question of them.
Further out: new crypto casinos, the launch register and every casino in the catalogue. The catalogue behind all of them is the same, which is why the numbers on one page never contradict the numbers on another.
The section this page belongs to is the guides, and the whole catalogue with every date attached is on the launch register. The front page carries the short list of new crypto casinos by licence date.