Online Casinos 2U reviews offshore casinos and sportsbooks that take players from the US, with a guide for Australia too. We open accounts with our own money, cash out and time how long the money takes to arrive, then read each site’s bonus terms, banking pages and rules so you know what you’re signing up for before you deposit.
How we test
- Real deposits and withdrawals. We deposit our own money, play, and request a withdrawal, usually in Bitcoin. Each review shows that payout: the amount, the coin, the date and the time it took from request to wallet.
- The site’s own pages. We read the welcome offer, the bonus terms, the banking limits and the general terms on each casino’s and sportsbook’s own website, and note the date we read them.
- Where a site contradicts itself. When two of a site’s pages say different things, such as two withdrawal limits or two rollovers, the review lists both and tells you which one we’d plan around.
- Bonus codes. We only list codes that appear on the operator’s own site. If a bonus needs no code, we say so.
- Tools you can check. Each review includes a calculator or planner built on the site’s published rules, with a note explaining how it works.
How we rate
Every review gives an overall score out of 5 and three scores underneath it: bonus value, payout speed and trust. Payout speed reflects the withdrawals we’ve timed. Trust reflects what the site says about who runs it and its licence, how clear and consistent its terms are, and whether it paid us. Bonus value reflects how much an offer is worth once its rollover and limits are taken into account.
How we keep reviews current
Offers and limits change often. Each page shows when it was last updated, and reviews say when we read the terms they quote. When a site changes a bonus, a limit or its rules, or a reader tells us about a change, we check it and update the review if it has changed.
How we make money
We earn a commission from casinos and sportsbooks when you sign up or play through our links. That’s how the site pays for itself, including the money we deposit for testing. It doesn’t change our tests, the times we report, or what a site’s own pages say.
Play safely
The sites we review are offshore and aren’t licensed by US states, and gambling laws differ by state and country. Check the law where you live before you play, and don’t gamble if you’re under 18, or under 21 where that is the legal age. Gamble only what you can afford to lose. In the US, call the National Council on Problem Gambling on 1-800-MY-RESET or visit ncpgambling.org. In Australia, call Gambling Help Online on 1800 858 858.
Get in touch
Spotted a change at a casino, a payout that took longer than we say, or a mistake on one of our pages? Email info@onlinecasinos2u.com; our contact page says what helps us check a report.