About SkrillCasinoSites.org
SkrillCasinoSites.org does one job. It looks at online casinos through the cashier of a Skrill user: which ones take the wallet, which ones pay back to it, what the bonus terms say about e-wallet deposits, and how long the money actually takes to move.
Why a Site About One Wallet
Most casino comparison sites treat the payment method as a footnote. For a Skrill player it's the whole experience. A casino can have 10,000 games and a huge welcome package and still be the wrong choice if it excludes Skrill from the bonus, runs your account in a currency you'll pay to convert, or quietly routes withdrawals to a bank transfer. Those details sit in the terms and the cashier, not on the landing page, so that's where we spend our time.
The English guide on this domain is written for players in the United Kingdom. Country guides for 21 other markets live in their own sections of the site, each in its local language and each with its own shortlist, because a casino that suits a British Skrill user may not accept a Dane or a Greek at all. The service pages you're reading now (this one, the rating method, the terms, privacy and responsible gambling) cover the whole domain.
Who Writes the Reviews
Reviews and rankings are edited by Thomas Ashcroft, who has spent eight years comparing offshore casino cashiers: e-wallet payout times, withdrawal caps, verification rules and the small clauses that decide whether a Skrill deposit counts for a bonus. Country guides are written for each market in its own language and follow the same rating method, which is published in full on our how we rate page.
How the Site Is Funded
Some casinos we list pay us a commission when a reader signs up or deposits through our link. That's how the site is paid for, and it costs you nothing extra. It doesn't buy a place in the ranking or a better score: every casino is judged against the same criteria, and a casino with a commercial deal can still sit near the bottom of a table if its terms are weaker. We'd rather lose a click than send someone to a site that won't pay them.
What we won't do is pretend. We don't claim a regulator's approval a casino doesn't have, we don't invent test results, and when we can't confirm a detail we leave it out instead of guessing. Offers change, so our tables show what we recorded in the latest review cycle and get updated when a casino changes its terms.
Getting in Touch
Spotted an offer that's changed, a payout that took longer than we say, or a casino that no longer accepts Skrill? Tell us through the contact page or by email at thomas@skrillcasinosites.org. Reader reports are the fastest way we find out that something has moved, and every one of them gets checked.