About EasyPlay.Vegas

What this site is

EasyPlay.Vegas is an independent guide to casino bonus terms for players in the United States, written and edited by its own desk. We publish reviews of casino sites, write-ups of the software behind the games, a section that takes bonus clauses apart one at a time, and a news desk that follows the industry.

We are a publisher. We take no bets, we hold no money, we run no games and we issue no bonuses. Every button that leaves this site goes to an operator's own site, where the account, the deposit and the terms are theirs, not ours.

Who is responsible for it

The site is published and edited by the EasyPlay.Vegas desk, which is the byline you will see at the top of every page. There are no author profiles here and no personal bylines, and that is deliberate rather than an omission: a photo and a name attached to work nobody can verify adds nothing a reader can check. What can be checked is the work itself — whether the clause we quote is the clause in your terms, and whether the arithmetic adds up.

We do not publish a company registration, a street address or a telephone number, because we are not going to print details a reader cannot verify. The contact below reaches the people who write these pages, and it is answered by them.

How to reach us

• Email: [email protected] — corrections, complaints, questions about a clause, and anything that looks wrong on a page.
• Corrections are the mail we most want. If a number on this site does not match the operator's current terms, tell us and we will fix the page and say what changed. How we handle that is written out in the editorial policy.

How the site is paid

When a reader opens an account with an operator through one of our links, we may be paid a commission by that operator. It costs the reader nothing and it does not change the terms on offer, but it is the reason this site exists, so we say it here, in the footer of every page and in the editorial policy rather than in a footnote.

What that means for the reader is simple and worth stating plainly: a site paid by casinos has an interest in you opening an account. The only honest answer to that is to make the unattractive parts of an offer as visible as the headline — which is what the pending periods, the withdrawal ceilings, the fee layers and the clauses that cancel a win throughout the casino payouts section are for. We are also paid the same way whichever operator you choose, so there is nothing for us in steering you to one over another.

What we do not do

• We do not give legal advice. Whether you may legally play depends on your state — see the legal position, state by state.
• We do not give financial advice, and gambling is not an income.
• We do not score or rank operators. There is no rating out of ten anywhere on this site, for the reasons set out in how we rate.
• We do not claim to have played at the casinos we write about with our own money, and you should treat any affiliate site that does with care.
• We do not take readers under 21. The sites listed here are for adults of 21 and over.

If this has stopped being entertainment

The National Problem Gambling Helpline is 1-800-MY-RESET (1-800-697-3738). It takes calls and texts, has a chat service at 1800myreset.org, runs every day of the year and covers all fifty states. It is free, confidential and not a sales line for anybody.

It is not a crisis line. If someone is in danger right now, call 911, or 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Two more places, both independent of us and of any operator: Gamblers Anonymous for the person playing, and Gam-Anon for the family around them.

More from the desk

• Editorial policyWhat we publish, how a mistake gets corrected, and who decides.
• How we rateThe questions the procedure asks — and the ones it cannot answer.
• Responsible gamblingLimits, self-exclusion, and the helpline that covers all fifty states.
• Legality by stateWhich states license online casino play, and what offshore costs you.