These notes apply to every page on globigames.com, whichever of the eight editions you read. GlobiGames is run by Cayrella Online B.V.. Go through them before relying on anything here, and above all before any coins leave your wallet for a casino cashier.
A review desk, not a cashier
Our subject is crypto casinos, sportsbooks and the coins they accept. GlobiGames hosts no games, books no wagers, handles no deposits and holds nobody's balance. Creating, verifying, unfreezing or shutting a player profile lies outside our powers, as does hurrying a pending cashout. Should a casino block a payout, demand paperwork or lock you out, only that casino can reverse it; disputes belong with the casino itself or with whichever authority issued its permit.
Licences belong to operators
Any licence named in a review is the one the casino itself claims to hold. GlobiGames grants no permits and inspects nobody. Regulators can pause, revoke or geographically restrict a permit, and an offshore permit typically shields a player much less than one issued by a home-country regulator. When the licence is decisive for you, look the casino up in the regulator's public database.
Can you play from your country?
Laws on internet wagering and on paying with coins vary by nation, and inside some nations by province or state. What is tolerated on one side of a border can be a crime on the other. A cashier that takes sign-ups from your country proves nothing about your own legal position, and masking your location with a VPN can breach local law and the casino's rulebook at once, giving it grounds to confiscate winnings. GlobiGames is written for grown-ups of 18 and above, or whatever higher threshold your home jurisdiction sets; Canadian readers face a threshold set at 19+ (18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec).
Cryptocurrency risks
Token prices swing hard. Coins deposited at one valuation may fetch far less at cashout time, even with zero wagers placed in between. On-chain transfers are final: picking the wrong chain, leaving out a destination tag or memo, or mistyping a single character in a wallet string can wipe out the sum permanently. Gas costs and casino cashout charges climb and fall with congestion. GlobiGames gives no investment guidance, and our coin explainers never urge anyone to buy, keep or dump a particular token.
"No KYC" is not a promise
Labelling a casino as light on identity checks describes only how it treated our test account back then. Any casino may still demand passport scans or proof of address, most often once a big cashout is queued, and its rulebook plus anti-laundering obligations give it every right to. Never park coins you might urgently need in a cashier on the belief that verification will never come.
Provably fair and RTP figures
Provably fair hashing lets you confirm one specific round stayed untouched once your stake was placed; it leaves the house edge exactly where it was and says nothing about a game favouring you. Return-to-player percentages are supplied by studios or casinos and express a theoretical average over an endless run of spins, never the outcome of tonight's session. We repeat such figures as their sources publish them and have no way to audit every build of every title.
Bonuses change without notice
Deposit matches, free spins, rakeback and VIP perks are controlled by each casino, which may rework them, pull them ahead of schedule or deny them to specific accounts. Playthrough multipliers, game contribution rates, stake ceilings and winnings caps determine a promotion's true value. Our bonus write-ups condense all that; what binds you is the rule set live on the casino's site when you register.
Scores, rankings and head-to-heads
Ratings reflect our team's judgement, formed from whatever we managed to test or read during a particular check. You might see a different picture: support standards, cashout pace and game lobbies evolve, and casinos sometimes handle players differently by country, coin or betting pattern. A top rating is a view, nothing more, and a casino missing from our tables has not thereby been condemned.
Withdrawal times and limits
A payout time quoted in a review is what our own single test produced: one coin, one sum, one account. Yours could drag on longer, since casinos queue cashouts for manual checks, impose daily or weekly ceilings, insist on finishing playthrough first, or simply wait for confirmations on a congested chain. Weekend and public-holiday handling also varies by brand. Read our timings as proof of what can happen, not as a standard any casino owes you.
Mirror sites and copies
Certain casinos operate mirror URLs, while scammers clone familiar brands to harvest coins and passwords. Our mirror lists record addresses that worked when we compiled them; any of them can go dark or pass into new hands. Ahead of typing credentials or sending coins, compare the URL against the one inside your account and on the casino's verified social channels. A domain outside our control is one we cannot vouch for.
Your wallet and your account
Guarding your seed phrase, private keys, logins and 2FA codes is a job only you can do. Nobody at GlobiGames will request any of them. Treat with suspicion any DM, social profile or self-styled "support agent" trading on our name to push bonuses, coin recovery or investment plans: none of that is ours, and we never open a conversation with a reader about money.
Sports betting content
Our odds pages, match previews and betting explainers exist to inform. Every forecast can miss, prices shift before the whistle, and bookmakers may cancel wagers or cap stakes under their house rules. GlobiGames sells no picks and never claims betting will pay.
Statistics and news
Numbers in our data pieces and news items are drawn from the sources cited inside each one. Should a source err or revise itself, our number may be off too until we catch up. A news item captures the day of publication and is not rewritten each time the story develops.
Not financial, legal or tax advice
Everything here is generic background. It ignores your personal situation and cannot stand in for a licensed adviser. Casino winnings and coin profits may attract tax, depending on where you are resident.
Affiliate links
GlobiGames earns commission from a portion of the casinos it reviews. Payment from a casino never buys a "safe" verdict or a "good bonus" label. The whole arrangement is set out on How we make money.
Outside websites
Links to casinos, wallets, exchanges, regulators and help organisations open pages operated by third parties. Their articles, their uptime and their handling of your personal data sit beyond anything GlobiGames can steer.
Translations
All eight editions are written for their own audiences and can feature different casinos and promotions. Where two editions disagree about a detail, neither page wins: the casino's own rules settle it.
Keep gambling in proportion
Only stake coins whose loss would not hurt, never savings, borrowed funds or rent money. Fix deposit caps and session timers before the first spin, and switch on the casino's self-exclusion features when you need them. Once gambling stops feeling like entertainment, free help exists: Gambling Therapy answers in many languages, and the support line linked at the bottom of each GlobiGames page covers your country.
Limits on our responsibility
Save where binding law says otherwise, Cayrella Online B.V. bears no responsibility for direct or consequential harm caused by visiting GlobiGames or trusting its pages, including lost stakes, stuck or vanished coin transfers, withheld bonuses and closed accounts. Responsibility that statute forbids us to exclude is left untouched.
Updates to this page
These notes get reworked whenever GlobiGames or its regulatory backdrop moves. The date in the header marks the current edition.
Questions
Spotted an error, or puzzled by something above? Write to Cayrella Online B.V., Zeelandia Office Park, Kaya W.F.G. (Jombi) Mensing 14, Willemstad, Curaçao, at [email protected].