Read this first: our disclaimer

Read this before you act on anything you find on usonlinecasinos.biz. The site is a dated ledger of online casinos, sportsbooks, poker rooms and the payment rails that connect them to US players. It is useful only if you understand what it is and what it is not. Using the ledger means accepting the limits set out below. Disagree with them? Then the ledger is not the right tool for you.

The notice is written as questions, because those are the questions readers actually send us.

Is this site a casino?

No. USOnlineCasinos.biz is an independent publication. We do not operate games, we do not accept wagers or deposits, we do not hold player funds and no state, tribal or foreign regulator has licensed us to offer gambling. When a page says that a casino «pays out in 48 hours» or «accepts Bitcoin», it is describing a third party. If you open an account, you deal with that operator, under its terms, its cashier rules and its complaint procedure. We have no power to reverse a transaction, unlock an account, release a withdrawal or overrule a decision an operator makes about your play.

Is anything here advice?

No. Our reviews, rankings, strategy pages and banking explainers are general information written for a broad readership. They do not take into account your finances, your state, your tax position or your health. We do not give legal opinions about whether a particular site is lawful for you, we do not prepare tax returns and we do not tell anyone how much to stake. Where a decision has legal, financial or tax consequences — and gambling winnings are taxable income in the United States — talk to a qualified professional in your state.

The same goes for games. A page explaining blackjack basic strategy or the house edge of a roulette wheel describes the arithmetic. It does not promise a result. No system, progression or bonus turns a game with a house edge into a reliable way to make money.

How current are the numbers?

Every single ledger entry is dated, and the date is the most honest thing on the page. Online gambling terms change constantly. A welcome offer can be rewritten overnight, a wagering requirement can double, a payment method can stop working for US cards, a licence can lapse or move to a different company. We re-check pages and correct them when we learn of a change, but there is always a gap between what an operator changes and what any outside reference shows.

So treat every figure — bonus amounts, wagering multiples, minimum deposits, withdrawal limits, processing times, game counts — as a snapshot taken on the date shown. The current terms on the operator's own site are the ones that bind you. If they differ from ours, theirs win. Please tell us, and we will update the entry.

Why do some links pay us?

Nobody pays to read the ledger. Operators pay for it. Some links — the «Visit site» buttons, the /go/ addresses and certain links in reviews — are commercial: registering or depositing after that click can earn us a fee. Your deposit costs the same either way, and the bonus is whatever the operator advertises, not something we set.

We are plain about what that money does. Commercial agreements decide which operators appear in our lists and where they sit in them. They do not buy the dates, the terms we quote, the payout facts we record or the problems we report. How this works in detail is explained in the section who pays us and what it buys.

What about the operators we list?

A listing on this site is not an endorsement of an operator's licence, solvency, fairness or customer service, and it is not a statement that the operator is permitted to serve you. Many sites that accept US players are licensed offshore rather than by a state regulator, which means a state agency may not be able to help you in a dispute. We describe what we can verify from the operator's terms and from public registers. We cannot audit an operator's finances, its random number generator or its internal decisions, and we do not guarantee that it will pay a withdrawal or honour a bonus.

If an operator treats you unfairly, raise it first with the operator, then with the regulator named in its licence. You are welcome to tell us as well; serious, documented complaints change our entries.

Where do odds, RTP and payout figures come from?

Some pages quote figures that originate elsewhere: return-to-player percentages published by game studios, sportsbook odds and lines, payout times stated by cashiers, exchange rates for crypto deposits. These are reproduced as published by the source at the time we checked. Odds move by the minute; an RTP published by a studio may differ from the version an operator actually runs; crypto prices change between the click and the confirmation. We are not responsible for errors in third-party data or for changes after publication.

Who owns the content?

The text, tables, photographs, icons and layout of usonlinecasinos.biz belong to the publisher or are licensed to us. Quoting a short passage is fine as long as you link to the page it came from. Copying entire pages, scraping the ledger or presenting our reviews as your own is not allowed. Trademarks of casinos, sportsbooks, studios and payment firms remain theirs; in the ledger they work as labels, nothing more.

Who may use the site?

Adults aged 21 or over. That is the minimum age for online casino play in the states that license it, and we apply it to the whole site. Each state writes its own gambling law: online casinos are licensed in only a handful of states, sports betting in more, and some forms of play are not permitted at all in parts of the country. Which rules bind you depends on where you stand when the bet is placed, and knowing them is on you. Nothing on our pages is an offer or invitation to gamble where it is unlawful. If you have excluded yourself from gambling, please respect that decision and leave this site.

What if gambling stops being fun?

Set a budget before you start and stop when it is gone. Chasing a loss, playing on borrowed money or hoping a jackpot will fix a debt are all warning signs. If any of that sounds familiar, help is free and confidential: 1-800-MY-RESET, the national problem gambling line, picks up calls, texts and chats day and night in all fifty states. Licensed operators offer deposit limits, cool-off periods and self-exclusion; our responsible gambling page shows where to find them. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

What are we responsible for?

We write carefully and correct mistakes, but we offer the ledger without warranty of any kind. To the extent the law allows, Moorhenwick Networks Limited and the people who work on the site cannot be held liable for money lost playing, for harm resulting from the use of information on our pages, from interruptions or errors on the site, or from the acts and omissions of operators and other third parties we link to. Gambling carries a risk of losing money; that risk stays with the player.

Which rules apply to this notice?

The site is written for readers in the United States. Nothing in this notice removes protections that the consumer law of your state gives you; where such a law applies, it takes precedence over anything written here. If a single sentence of this notice proves unenforceable, the rest of it still stands.

Will this notice change?

Yes — whenever the market, a statute or the site itself moves. The header date marks the version in force; reading on after a revision counts as accepting it. Our terms of use and data notice sit alongside this page.

Who publishes the ledger?

USOnlineCasinos.biz is published by Moorhenwick Networks Limited, Waterport Place, 2 Europort Avenue, Gibraltar GX11 1AA. Questions about this notice, corrections and complaints about our content go to [email protected]. We do not have a telephone line; written messages let us check the facts before we answer.