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How We Rate Casinos

Updated Pro-Casinos editorial desk

The order of brands in our comparison lists is set by one shared method, not by hand on each page. It looks at four things, in this order of weight.

The criteria

  • Rupee welcome package. The size of the casino welcome in rupees as recorded in our offers database, with its source.
  • Payment methods. Whether the cashier lists UPI, PhonePe, Paytm or NetBanking.
  • Trust in India. How long the brand has operated and how widely it is covered by established Indian review portals.
  • Commercial relationship. Brands we have an affiliate agreement with can appear in lists; brands without one are not listed, and we say so here rather than hide it.

What changes the order

The first two places rotate between the strongest candidates from page to page, and each page can narrow the list to brands that match its topic, for example welcomes with free spins or PhonePe deposits. A brand without a rupee welcome figure is left out rather than shown with a placeholder.

What we do not rate

We do not give star scores or invented user ratings. Offers are the operators’ own and change often. Online money games are prohibited in India under the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025; a place in a list is not a statement that a brand is legal or available in India.