Most casino reviews start with the games. We start with the payment page, because that's where Canadian players actually get stuck. A welcome bonus is worth nothing if the e-Transfer bounces, and a 4,000-game lobby doesn't help when the payout sits in “pending” for a week.
What we cover
The main page ranks casinos that take Interac e-Transfer. The iDebit guide covers the older bank-login route for players whose bank won't send gambling e-Transfers. More payment methods will follow, one page each, when we have enough first-hand material to write them properly.
Who writes it
CasinoCA is run by a small editorial team. We publish under the site name rather than personal bylines. Partly that's privacy, partly it's because pages here are edited by more than one person, and a single name on top would be misleading.
What we can promise is a paper trail. When a page says a cashier shows a limit, there's a dated screenshot of it. When we couldn't load a casino from our location, the page says that too.
How the site makes money
Some “Play” and “Visit” buttons are affiliate links. If you sign up through one, the casino may pay us. That's the whole business model. No casino can buy a ranking position. Several brands in the list link straight to the operator's homepage because we have no deal with them at all; they're there because their banking holds up.
Things we won't do for money:
- publish a bonus we haven't seen on the operator's own page;
- call a site “instant payout” on the strength of its marketing copy;
- leave a casino in the ranking after repeated, unresolved payout complaints we can verify.
Corrections
Cashiers change without notice. If something on this site no longer matches what you see, tell us and include a screenshot if you can. Confirmed corrections go live within a few days and the page date changes with them.