About airdisposable.com: Who We Are & How We Rate

airdisposable.com is an independent US-facing guide to offshore online casinos, sportsbooks, and crypto-casino sites that accept American players. We are not a gambling operator, we don't take bets or hold your money, and we don't run the casinos we write about. What we do is test them, document exactly how they pay, and rank them honestly — including the parts operators would rather you didn't read.

Our mission

Most "best casino" lists are ranked by whoever pays the biggest commission. Ours aren't. We lead with the things that actually cost players money — withdrawal times, wagering requirements, fee structures, and payout reliability — and we tell you plainly that every brand on this site is licensed offshore, not by a US state regulator. That honesty is deliberate: it's the only way a US player can make an informed decision.

How we test and rate

Every operator is scored on a 100-point framework across six weighted categories:

• Payout reliability & speed (25%) — we make real withdrawals and time them in US business days, and we read the fine print on limits and fees.
• Bonus fairness (20%) — headline number vs. wagering requirement, game weighting, max cashout, and expiry. A "$5,000 bonus" with 60x wagering scores worse than a smaller, clearable one.
• Game & market quality (15%) — software providers, live dealer, sports market depth, and whether games are independently audited.
• Banking (15%) — card acceptance rates, crypto support, and how KYC actually works.
• Trust & licensing (15%) — license jurisdiction and number, ownership transparency, and third-party fairness audits (iTech Labs, GLI, eCOGRA).
• Support & UX (10%) — live-chat response times, mobile performance, and responsible-gambling tools.

Scores are refreshed on a rolling basis and every review carries a "last updated" date. When an operator degrades — slow payouts, ignored complaints — its ranking drops, regardless of commercial relationship.

Editorial independence

Commercial and editorial are separated. Reviewers do not know the commission rate of the brands they test, and no operator gets to preview or approve a review before it publishes. Corrections are made publicly and dated. If you spot something wrong, tell us — we'll fix it.

Meet the people behind the reviews on our Authors page.